Customer Reviews
We are very pleased with the commercial service we received. The tech was more than happy to answer and explain any questions we had. He was fast, friendly, and quite knowledgeable. We would most definitely recommend Roto-Rooter for all your plumbing needs! Evelyn C
Your tech was absolutely professional and paid great attention to detail. He was able to get to the bottom of the plumbing issue we were having in our commercial building. My company would definitely use Roto-Rooter again.
Thanks Guys!! Ocean J
We have been using Roto-Rooter for many years and have never had a bad experience. Plumbers are well trained in commercial plumbing, give estimates up front, resolve problems quickly and efficiently, and they explain repairs in a courteous and professional manner. The tech arrived on site within an hour and did a fantastic job! Very pleased with his work, and that's why we keep coming back! Turner F
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the most common commercial plumbing problem?
The most common commercial plumbing problems usually involve clogged drains. These might be restaurant kitchen sink clogs, floor drain clogs, toilet clogs or even main sewer clogs.
Will Roto-Rooter provide services to my business?
Yes, Roto-Rooter provides commercial and industrial plumbing services as well as residential. No job is too big or too small.
What determines whether or not I need commercial plumbing?
The size and type of business usually dictates whether commercial grade plumbing is required for your space. For example, a busy restaurant or movie theater would be best served by having powerful flushometer style toilets and urinals in their public restrooms because they are more resistant to clogging. Similarly, restaurant kitchen require larger, commercial sinks in order to meet plumbing codes. Follow your state and municipal plumbing codes before opening a business to the public. The code will guide you on the types of fixtures that are required.
What is the difference between commercial and residential plumbing?
There are many similarities between residential and commercial plumbing, but also many differences. For instance, many commercial bathrooms feature urinals and flushometer toilets instead of residential style toilets with a water tank. Additionally, commercial-grade water heaters tend to be larger and more robust than their residential counterparts.