Commercial plumbing isn’t like residential plumbing. If an issue is not dealt with quickly and properly, it can lead to serious consequences. This is because businesses and buildings are generally up to code. If the plumbing isn’t repaired according to local standards, it can lead to a lawsuit or a problem with permits. It doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t be ready for any commercial plumbing problems. These problems may not always occur at the most convenient times, but they don’t have to be a cause for panic. We’re going over the most common commercial plumbing issues that customers have encountered and will talk about what you can do to prevent them from happening again. The best thing to do is leave commercial plumbing problems to the pros. Don’t hesitate to call our experts if you spot any of these common problems.

Drain Clogs

Drain clogs are the number one problem in commercial buildings, regardless of whether they’re in offices or restaurants. Drain clogs will happen regardless of how many people use the facilities’ bathrooms and kitchens. There is nothing you can do about them. Residential drain clogs are less common and people can take a more proactive approach to clean their drains. Commercial plumbing is different.

Clogged drains are not only an inconvenience, but they can also cause damage to your company’s image and reputation. Restaurants with clogged drains may have difficulty meeting safety and health standards. This is because employees are less likely to wash their hands properly or use the faucets correctly.

A clogged drain should be repaired by a professional plumber as soon as possible.

Faucet Leaks

These problems can be more than just an inconvenience. They can also signal to clients or customers that your building isn’t up to code. Leakage in the bathroom, kitchen, or elsewhere could indicate that your building is wasting water. It is difficult to predict faucet leaks and there may be multiple causes. A professional plumber will be able to resolve the problem, regardless of whether it is a loose or serious issue in your main water supply.

Low Water Pressure

This is similar to a faucet leak, you turn on the sink but don’t get the water you want. This is especially problematic for food-related buildings. Cleanliness and hand washing are essential to safety and health. The wrong amount of water pressure will make it more difficult for kitchen staff to clean their workstations, and your business won’t be as good as it could be.

Your company might use chemicals or other materials. You may also need to have showers and dishwashers that are properly pressured. These systems are time-consuming and must be fixed quickly to ensure they meet safety standards.

These are not problems that should be ignored. Contact Clog Kings LLC to speak with a professional plumber.