Washrooms and Leaks in Shops and Offices

What shops and offices call about

• Flushometers that keep running, give half a flush or do nothing
• Touchless taps and urinals that have gone deaf
• Wall-hung bowls working loose from their carriers
• Under-counter and small tank heaters giving only cold water
• Brown rings on T-bar tiles beneath a washroom
• Sluggish lunchroom sinks and coffee-machine drains

Parts and checks we bring

• Diaphragm and vacuum-breaker rebuild kits for most flush valves
• Battery, solenoid and eye checks on sensor fixtures
• Carrier bolt re-torques and new bowl seals
• Moisture-meter tracing above the T-bar ceiling
• A plain note for your landlord or property manager

Fitting in with your hours

1. Let us know when the store or office is quietest.
2. We sort out access with the landlord or building manager if needed.
3. The washroom is signed closed and the floor covered while we work.
4. Each fixture gets cycled several times before we pack up.

Shared mains in plazas

Many plazas along Yonge, Major Mackenzie and Highway 7 run one sanitary main past several units. When a food tenant upstream sends grease down it, a nail salon or pharmacy at the low end may be the first to see sewage at the floor drain. We follow the line back to where the blockage starts so the right tenant or landlord deals with it. Who pays for shared plumbing depends on each lease, so read yours before booking work on a common line.