Dripping faucets, running toilets, sensor fixtures and slow drains fixed in commercial restrooms, break rooms and kitchens.
Commercial restrooms and kitchens get used hundreds of times a day, and small plumbing problems add up fast. According to the EPA, a faucet dripping once a second wastes more than 3,000 gallons a year, and a running toilet can waste up to 200 gallons a day. Slow drains and leaking traps in restrooms and kitchens also create hygiene problems and complaints.
We repair fixtures and small leaks in offices, stores, restaurants, medical offices, schools and warehouses across Greater Philadelphia, usually in one visit with common parts on the truck.
Drips, running toilets, slow drains and small leaks under a sink are minor repairs, and fixing them now is always cheaper than waiting. Burst pipes, sewage backups, water spreading across a floor or coming through a ceiling are emergencies: shut off the water if you can and call our 24/7 emergency repair team, with a target 1-hour response.
Tell us which fixture is acting up and send a photo if you can, ideally one showing the brand or model. The technician finds the part that has failed, replaces it and tests the fixture before leaving. If a fixture is too worn to repair, we’ll show you why and quote a replacement. In restaurants and busy restrooms we work before opening or between rushes, and we leave the area clean and dry. You get a work order with before and after photos.
Minor plumbing repair is part of our commercial handyman service in Philadelphia and nearby communities, including King of Prussia, Conshohocken, Bensalem, Willow Grove, Horsham and Ambler. Every technician passes a background check. Call (267) 992-1777 or request service online.
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A Running Toilet Wastes Water Every Hour It Runs
A faucet dripping once a second wastes more than 3,000 gallons a year, and a running toilet can waste up to 200 gallons a day. Most of these repairs are a worn part and a single visit.
Minor: dripping faucets, running toilets, slow drains, leaking traps, loose supply connections and faulty flush valves. Emergency: burst pipes, sewage backups, overflowing fixtures and water spreading into floors, walls or ceilings. Minor problems left alone often turn into emergencies, so it pays to fix them early.
Tightening only presses a worn part harder. The drip usually comes from a worn cartridge or ceramic disc, damaged O-rings or a scaled or corroded valve seat. We replace the failed part so the faucet stops dripping without being overtightened.
Yes. Most problems are dead batteries, dirty or misaligned sensors, failed solenoids or clogged screens. We find the cause, repair or replace the part and set the sensor range so the fixture works reliably.
Usually a worn flapper or flush valve seal, a fill valve set too high or a flush valve that doesn't fully close. In commercial restrooms, flushometer valves wear out internal diaphragms or seals. These are part replacements, typically done in one visit.
Yes. We schedule before opening, between lunch and dinner or after closing, and leave the area clean and dry. Tell us which sinks can be out of service and for how long.
Tell us which one
Send a photo of the fixture and the problem. You’ll get a written scope and price, usually the same business day.
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