Commercial Plumber 

Commercial Drain Cleaning - Restaurants, hotels, and other commercial establishments that need heavy-duty drain and grease trap cleaning can count on the Classic Plumbing team. We have a large fleet of drain cleaning trucks at our disposal. Periodic drain cleaning is very important, as it prevents fats, oils, and grease from building up, which can lead to foul odors and insect infestations. Our drain cleaning treatments break down these fats and oils into carbon dioxide and water. It’s recommended to have commercial drains cleaned each week. Contact Classic Plumbing to schedule an appointment. 

Commercial Toilets, Urinals, and Flush Valves – Installation and Service - A problem with the plumbing in your commercial toilet simply cannot wait. Both your customers and your employees will start to complain about the inconvenience, and it could negatively affect your business. Don’t let that happen! Count on Classic Plumbing for installation and repair services when it comes to commercial toilets, urinals, and flush valves. Also keep in mind that most buildings in the DFW, unless they are older with an exemption, are required to have at least one ADA-compliant toilet on the premises. If yours does not, we can install one for you. We have the skill and experience to handle any project when it comes to commercial bathrooms and plumbing.

Restaurant Plumbing - Installation and Repair – Any plumbing issue whatsoever can quickly grind operations in your restaurant to a halt. Furthermore, it could render your business in violation of the health code, which isn’t good for anybody. Whether the problem is a clogged drain, corroded water pipe, or dishwasher malfunction, we’ll make sure the problem is solved and things are back to normal in as little time as possible.

Commercial Water Heaters – Installation, Repair, and Inspection - Commercial water heaters have specific needs, and we at Classic Plumbing understand this. No matter what business you’re in, our team will make sure your commercial water heater is always running at peak performance. Whether the problem is a leak or inconsistent temperatures, we’ll get to the bottom of it and have a repair in place in no time, so you can carry on with your business day.

Commercial Backflow Devices – Service, Testing and Repair - The backflow device is a valve installed that prevents potable water from becoming contaminated should the freshwater side of the plumbing work lose pressure. Classic Plumbing can install commercial backflow devices as well as provide periodic testing to make sure the device is working as it should. Count on our certified backflow testers every time.

Drinking Fountains and Bottle Fillers – Installation and Service - Do you have a water bottle station or drinking fountain in your office building? Things can quickly become hectic if something goes wrong with them, such as pressure issues or a clog. Don’t panic! Just contact the Classic Plumbing team for services involving drinking fountains and bottle fillers. We’ll have the water flowing freely again in no time! We can also install new fountains and fillers if you so desire.

Commercial Faucets – Installation and Service (Including Sensor Faucets and Eye Wash Stations) - Commercial faucets usually see much more use on a daily basis than residential ones do. For full productivity in your business, whatever its nature, your employees need access to commercial faucets and clean, running water. Classic Plumbing does it all when it comes to commercial faucets, including installation and repairs. We also work on sensor faucets and eye wash stations, so just let us know what your needs are.

ADA Compliance – We ensure that you have commercial grade plumbing to ADA Standards, and that all toilets and sinks are compliant with all applicable requirements. Please note we do not offer healthcare plumbing (Med-Gas), or grab-bar installation. We apologize for any inconvenience that may cause. In order to meet the requirements of the ADA, a commercial restroom must have the following:

• At least 1 sink must have an open space beneath it, and the top rim of the sink must be no higher than 34 inches off the ground.
• The stall must be wide enough to accommodate a turning wheelchair: at least 60 inches away from the side wall and at least 56 inches away from the real wall.
• The toilet must be between 17 and 19 inches off the floor, and its center line between 16 and 18 inches away from the stall and side walls. 
• The bathroom door must not impede the space around the sink when opening, nor can the stall door block the wheelchair’s turning radius in the stall.