Common calls from plazas and offices
- Toilet that runs constantly after a flush valve diaphragm wears out
- Sensor tap that stays on, or never turns on
- Urinal that overflows or smells
- Mop sink or service sink backing up
- No hot water from a closet heater
- Water stain on a drop ceiling below a washroom
What we check on a visit
- Find the unit shut-off and confirm which fixtures it controls.
- Inspect the failed fixture and any parts that wear with it.
- Repair or replace, using commercial-grade parts where the use is heavy.
- Test the fixture through several cycles.
- Note any other wear we saw so you can plan, with no pressure to act today.
Water heaters in small units
Many retail units run a small electric tank in a closet or above a ceiling. Those tanks often sit without a drain pan, and a failure can soak the unit below. We check the relief valve discharge, the pan and the shut-off, and we will say plainly if the tank is close to worn out.
Working with landlords and tenants
- We confirm who authorises the work before we start
- Notes are written so either party can read them
- Shared-line problems are flagged to the property manager