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Commercial plumbing by building type
Restaurants, salons and retail shops, and multi-unit buildings: how light-commercial drain, sewer and water heater work differs from a house call.
Commercial work is about 15 percent of what Done-Rite does, and it is a different kind of call: the customer is buying uptime, not reassurance. These pages cover the building types the crew actually serves and what each one needs.
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Restaurant plumbing: grease, the line to the interceptor, and hot water that cannot stop
A restaurant's plumbing problem is almost always grease in the drain line or a water heater that cannot keep up. Both stop service. Hydro jetting cleans the line; commercial water heater service keeps the hot water on.
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Salon and retail plumbing: hair, hot water and the restroom that has to work
Salons fail on two things: hair in the shampoo bowl drains and a water heater that cannot keep up. Retail shops fail on one: the restroom. Both are light-commercial calls Done-Rite runs from its Anaheim shop.
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Multi-unit and property management plumbing: shared lines, shared water heaters, one phone call
In a multi-unit building, one tenant's clog is everyone's backup, and one water heater serves many showers. A property manager needs a plumber who finds the shared cause on camera and keeps the building's hot water on.
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