Commercial plumbing jobs we take calls for
Restaurant plumbing repair
Grease trap and interceptor issues, floor drains, three compartment sinks, commercial water heaters and hydro jetting kitchen lines.
Offices and retail
Restroom fixtures, flush valves, water heaters, leak detection and tenant build out plumbing.
Multifamily plumbing maintenance
Unit repairs, shared stack and main line clogs, water heater replacement and turnover work for landlords and property managers.
Compliance work
Annual backflow testing and certification for irrigation and fire lines.
Plumbing problem right now?
Tell us what's happening and where you are. Calls are answered 24/7, and it's free to call.
Restaurant plumbing
Kitchens put heavy loads on drains. Grease builds up in lines and interceptors, floor drains dry out and let sewer gas in, and commercial dishwashers and water heaters run hard every day. Regular grease interceptor service and scheduled hydro jet drain cleaning can prevent backups during service. Health inspectors also look at hot water temperature and handwashing sinks, so mention any inspection deadline when you call.
Multifamily and rental properties
In apartment buildings, one clog can affect several units on the same stack, and a leak in an upper unit can damage the ones below. Contractors who handle multifamily work are used to coordinating access with tenants, working through a property manager's approval process, and documenting work with photos and invoices.
Reducing downtime for your business
For businesses, the cost of a closed kitchen or an out of order restroom can be bigger than the repair. When you call, tell us your opening hours so we can look for a contractor who can work around them, including after hours visits where available.
How this works: Plumbers in Indianapolis Today is a referral service. When you call 317-314-8486, we connect you with an independent, licensed plumbing contractor who serves your area. The contractor quotes, performs and stands behind the work, not us.
Related plumbing services
What's the difference between a commercial and a residential plumber?
Commercial plumbers work with larger pipe sizes, higher capacity water heaters, grease interceptors, backflow devices and building codes for public spaces. In Indiana both must hold a state plumbing license, and commercial contractors also tend to carry higher insurance limits.
Can you send a plumber to a rental property when I'm not there?
Yes. Give us the tenant's contact details and access instructions, and the contractor can coordinate directly. Ask the contractor to send photos and the invoice to you.