Plumbing
Commercial Plumbing Repairs in Seattle
Same-day help for clogged toilets, running toilets, leaking faucets, and failed fixtures in stores, restaurants, and offices across King, Snohomish & Pierce counties.
Request Plumbing RepairPlumbing repairs that put the restroom back in service
A clogged or running toilet in a customer restroom, or a leaking faucet at a food-prep sink, can't wait until next week. These are some of the most common work orders we get from convenience stores, discount retailers, pharmacies, restaurants, and offices. We respond the same day on most of them.
We focus on the repairs businesses actually need between bigger projects: clearing clogs, replacing worn flush valves and handles, fixing leaks under sinks, replacing toilets and vanity tops, and getting the restroom clean and back in service. When a job turns out to be bigger, such as a main line issue or work that needs a permit, we tell you exactly what we found and coordinate the right next step.
Commercial plumbing services
Common plumbing problems we fix
Toilet keeps running
Usually a worn flush or fill valve. Replacing the internal parts is quick and stops the water bill from climbing.
Restroom backed up
Often caused by items flushed in a public restroom. We clear the line, through the cleanout if needed, then clean and disinfect.
Faucet dripping or leaking underneath
Worn cartridges, washers, or supply connections. We repair or replace the faucet and check the lines below.
Broken toilet handle or seat
Common in high-traffic restrooms. A same-visit fix that gets the restroom back in service.
Recent plumbing work in the Seattle area
A few examples from recent work orders (client names withheld):
Discount retailer, Des Moines — urgent restroom clog
Same-day service. Cleared a blocked line using a sewer-line cleaner through the building cleanout, then cleaned and disinfected the entire restroom.
Convenience store, Seattle — toilet replacement
Replaced a failed restroom toilet with a WaterSense dual-flush model and hauled the old one to a transfer station.
Convenience store, Renton — toilet won't stop running
Replaced the internal parts on the same visit so the toilet stopped running.
Convenience store, Enumclaw — three-compartment sink leak
Repaired a leaking faucet and drain at the food-prep sink, including a new sink basket and O-rings.
Commercial property, Federal Way — sink replacement
Removed a glued-in sink, installed a new vanity top, faucet, and drain, reconnected the P-trap and supply lines, and leak tested.
Pharmacy, Edmonds — customer restroom
Emergency same-day call for a clogged customer restroom toilet.
How plumbing work orders work with us
We work as a subcontractor for facility maintenance companies and directly for small businesses. Restroom fixtures, partitions, and accessories are covered under restrooms & break rooms.
Related Services
Often handled on the same visit
Restrooms & Break Rooms
Fixtures, exhaust fans, doors, and accessories.
Grounds & Site Maintenance
Concrete, fencing, gates, and parking areas.
Roofing & Weatherproofing
Roof leaks, patching, drains, and debris cleanup.
Interior Construction
Drywall, ceiling tiles, FRP panels, and painting.
General Maintenance
The everyday commercial repair list in one trip.
Safety & Compliance
Exit devices, emergency lighting, and trip hazards.
What Clients Say
“Appreciate your work! Thanks for being proactive.”
“Great service that I highly recommend! Clear communication throughout the entire process, keeping you in the loop on the why and the how of the work getting done.”
FAQ
Commercial Plumbing FAQ
Yes. Clogged and running toilets and active leaks are treated as priority work orders, and most are handled the same day across King, Snohomish, and Pierce counties.
Almost always a worn flush valve, flapper, or fill valve. We replace the worn parts on the same visit, which stops the running water and the wasted water cost.
Yes. We clear the blockage, using a sewer-line cleaner through an accessible cleanout when needed, then clean and disinfect the restroom so it can reopen.
Yes. We replace toilets (including high-efficiency dual-flush models), vanity tops, sinks, faucets, drains, and supply lines, and dispose of the old fixtures.
Yes. We repair leaks at three-compartment and prep sinks, including faucets, sink baskets, O-rings, and drain connections.
We focus on repairs and fixture replacement. When a job turns out to involve a main line or work that needs a permit, we document what we found and coordinate the right next step.
Yes. Every job is closed out with before/after photos and notes in the format your work order platform requires.