Serving ZIP 48239 & 48240
Commercial Plumbing Redford, MI
A restroom out of order or a kitchen drain backing up can close your doors for the day. As a commercial plumber in Redford, we fix plumbing for restaurants, offices, shops and apartment buildings. You see the price before we start, and we answer 24/7.
Business Down Right Now? Call Before You Lose the Day.
Tell us what stopped working and how to get in. If water is spreading, shut off the nearest valve or the main, then follow these steps while you wait for us.
Businesses We Work For
A plumbing problem at a business costs more than the repair. It costs the customers you turn away. As a local plumber based on Norborne, we work on businesses across Redford Charter Township with the same crew that serves local homes.
Restaurants and Food Service
Kitchens run hot water and send grease down the drain all day. We clear kitchen lines and floor drains and get hot water back.
Common calls Floor drains, grease lines, hand sinks, water heaters
Offices
Shared restrooms and break rooms see heavy use. We repair toilets, faucets and leaks so the day keeps moving.
Common calls Restrooms, break room sinks, leaks
Retail Shops
A customer restroom that does not work is a bad look. We fix it fast and keep the work off the sales floor.
Common calls Restrooms, back room sinks, water heaters
Apartment and Multi Unit Buildings
One main line and one water heater can serve several units. We find the cause and work with the manager.
Common calls Shared drain backups, leaks between units
Rental Properties
Landlords need a plumber who shows up, explains the problem and sends the price before work starts.
Common calls Tenant calls, water heaters, drains
Not Sure We Cover Your Building?
Call and tell us what the building is and what is wrong. If the job is a fit for us, we say so on the call.
Call (313) 380-5686
Commercial Plumbing Services We Handle
The same problems you have at home show up at a business, only with more people using the fixtures.
Drains and Sewer Lines
Clogged restroom lines, kitchen lines, floor drains and the main line to the street.
Kitchen Grease Lines
Grease that cools in the line and slows the whole kitchen down.
Restroom Fixtures
Toilets that run or clog, faucets that drip, and sinks that leak under the counter.
Water Heaters
Repair and replacement when the kitchen or the restrooms lose hot water.
Leaks and Water Lines
Leaks in walls, ceilings and under floors, and old water lines that keep failing.
Sewer Lines and Backups
Camera looks, repairs and help when the building backs up.
Before You Open, After You Close or Right Now
We plan the work around your hours whenever the problem allows it.
- Before you open
Done Before the First Customer
When the problem can wait a few hours, we come early so the repair is finished before you unlock the door.
- After you close
Bigger Work After Hours
Fixture swaps, water heater replacements and larger repairs can happen after closing so the next day runs as normal.
- Right now
When It Cannot Wait
Water on the floor or a restroom out of order. We come right away, get you running, then plan any bigger fix for a quiet hour.
Open 24/7
A person answers any hour, including nights, weekends and holidays.
Call (313) 380-5686You see the price before we start.
Grease Lines in Restaurant Kitchens
The grease trap catches most of the grease, but not all of it. What gets past cools on the pipe wall and builds up until the floor drains back up, usually on the busiest night.
Grease Past the Trap
The line after the trap coats with grease and food until it slows down. We clear it and, when it is heavy, jet it clean.
Where you see it Slow sinks, gurgling floor drains
A Kitchen That Backs Up
Water coming back up the sinks and floor drains on a busy night. We clear the line and tell you if the trap needs pumping.
Where you see it Water at the floor drains, a smell
Floor Drains Behind the Cook Line
Grease, food and mop water settle in floor drain lines. We clear them and check where the line runs.
Where you see it Standing water after mopping
Before an Inspection
A drain that backs up or a hand sink with no hot water can cost you the day. Call us ahead of time.
Where you see it Hand sinks, hot water, drains
A line coated with grease often needs more than a snake, and hydro jetting scrubs it clean.
What a Backflow Preventer Does
A valve on your water line that only lets water flow in. It stops water from a boiler, a sprinkler or a dish machine from being pulled back into the public supply.
Got a Backflow Notice From the Township?
Redford Charter Township protects the drinking water by tracking backflow preventers on business water lines. If you get a notice about yours, here is what it is about.
Not the Same as a Backwater Valve
A backwater valve sits on the sewer line and keeps sewage out. A backflow preventer sits on the water line and keeps your building water out of the public supply.
Who Usually Has One
Restaurants and buildings with boilers, fire sprinklers or lawn sprinklers often do. The township decides which buildings need one.
Follow the Date on the Notice
Call us when it arrives and we will explain what the notice asks for and what the next step is.
Home Plumbing and Business Plumbing Side by Side
The pipes work the same way. What changes is how hard they are used and who needs to sign off.
| Topic | In a home | In a business | What we do |
|---|---|---|---|
| Toilets | Tank toilets used a few times a day | Restrooms used all day by many people | Fix the cause and test every flush |
| Drains | One kitchen and a few bathrooms | Kitchen grease, floor drains and shared lines | Clear the line, then jet it if it keeps clogging |
| Hot water | One tank for a family | Kitchens, restrooms and units drawing at once | Repair or replace it and size it for the use |
| Timing | Whenever you are home | Before opening, after closing or right now | Plan the work around your hours |
| Who signs off | The homeowner | The owner, the manager or the landlord | Get the yes from the person you name |
How a Commercial Service Call Works
Four steps, and the price comes before the work.
Tell Us About the Building
What is wrong, who approves the work and how we get in.
We Look and Price It
We find the cause and show the price before work starts.
We Work Around Your Hours
Right now if it cannot wait, before opening or after closing if it can.
We Test and Clean Up
We run water, check our work and leave the area clean.
One Person Approves the Price
We start once the person you name says yes. A tenant or employee can let us in, but they do not approve the work unless you say so.
A Plain Explanation
We tell the person who pays what we found and why it failed, in plain words.
Tenant Access Arranged Ahead
We call the tenant or the manager before we arrive and confirm how we get in.
Updates as We Go
If we find something more, we stop and check with you before we do more work.
Clear Approvals for Owners and Property Managers
When the person who finds the leak is not the person who pays for it, things slow down. Tell us who signs off and we follow it.
- Who approves the work
- Who should hear what we found
- How we get in
Why Redford Businesses Call Grandview Plumbing
Based in Redford
A local crew that knows the buildings in the township.
Price shown first
Nothing starts until the right person says yes.
Open 24/7
Nights, weekends and holidays, when businesses need it most.
Local businesses and homeowners. Read what Redford customers say
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We work on businesses and rental properties in every part of Redford Charter Township, ZIP codes 48239 and 48240. We are based on Norborne, close to the shops and restaurants along Telegraph, Plymouth Road and Five Mile.
From storefronts near Telegraph Road to the buildings off Beech Daly and up toward Eight Mile, we come to you. Not sure if your address is inside the township? Call and ask.
Neighborhoods we serve
- Western View
- Grand Dale
- Chesterfield
- Western Heights
- Brady Block
- Seminole Woods
- Rogers Park
- Telegraph-Hazelton
- Jefferson
- Downtown Redford
Commercial Plumbing FAQs
Answers to the questions Redford business owners and managers ask us most.
Can a plumber who works on houses handle my business?
For most repairs, yes. Restrooms, kitchen drains, water heaters, leaks and sewer lines in a shop, office, restaurant or apartment building use the same skills. If a job is bigger than our crew, we tell you on the first call.
Will you come before we open or after we close?
Yes, when the problem can wait a few hours. If it cannot wait, we come right away. We are open 24/7.
Do you work on apartment buildings with several units?
Yes. Shared drain lines, leaks between units and water heaters that serve several apartments are common calls. We work with the owner or manager and keep tenants informed.
Can the owner or property manager approve the work instead of the tenant?
Yes. Tell us who approves. We get their yes on the price before we start, and we explain to them what we found.
Our kitchen floor drains keep backing up. What can you do?
We clear the line and find out why it keeps closing up. Grease past the trap is the usual cause, and a line that is coated inside may need jetting. If the trap itself is full, we tell you so it can be pumped.
What is a backflow preventer?
It is a valve on a building’s water line that lets water flow in but not back out into the public supply. Many restaurants and buildings with boilers or sprinklers have one. If you get a notice from the township about yours, call us and we will explain what it means.
Do you handle emergencies at night and on weekends?
Yes. We answer 24/7. Tell us what stopped working and how to get in, and we will tell you what to do until we arrive.
Will I know the price before you start?
Yes. You see the price before any work starts. If we find something else, we stop and ask first.