Whether you own a store, restaurant, office, or manufacturing facility, you rely on water and sewer lines for the smooth operation of your business. That’s why it’s essential to keep an eye on your utilities for problems. Here are some issues to watch out for, so you know when to call a plumber promptly.

When to Call a Plumber for Commercial Plumbing Trouble

1. Persistent Leaks

If you have a minor leak, someone on your staff may be able to fix it by tightening a joint. But multiple leaks or a recurring one could lead to water damage and the possibility of attracting pests, so a professional solution makes more sense.

2. Sluggish Drains

Likewise with clogs—you may be able to bust them by applying a plunger. But if more than one drain is affected or a drain is persistently slow, the problem is big enough to merit a visit from a professional.

3. Sewer Smells

If your building is plagued with airflow and odors from your drains, it may cause employee health problems and drive away business. A plumber will check the pressure, vents, and plumbing design to find the root of the problem.

4. Water Pressure Issues

Weak or too strong water pressure is a common problem for businesses and homes alike. Your plumber can install a regulator to manage water flow for a steady, reliable stream from every faucet.

5. Temperature Control

Hot water is needed in bathrooms, kitchens, and many manufacturing processes, but if incorrectly regulated, it can cause injuries. If your water heater is acting up, hire a plumber promptly to address the problem before someone gets hurt.

If you’re having any of these issues at your business, turn to B Sales Trucking, Excavation, Pumping, & Plumbing Services for assistance. Based in Makawao, HI, and serving the island of Maui, they are expert plumbers who also offer excavation and septic system maintenance to meet a wide range of needs. With versatile equipment and extensive expertise, they will tackle any job. To schedule their services and get a free estimate, call (808) 264-3281, or visit their website to learn more about how they can help you.