Facilities managers
One contact for reactive jobs and planned visits across several sites, with a written record after every visit so your maintenance log stays complete.
Commercial Plumbing in Louth and Dublin
Commercial plumbing and heating for offices, shops, schools, pubs, rental portfolios and the contractors who look after them. Planned maintenance so problems are caught early, reactive callouts when something fails, and the service records your compliance file needs, all through one point of contact.
- Planned and reactive work
- One point of contact
- Service records for your file
- Louth and Dublin
For business customers
Commercial plumbing that fits how a building is run
A burst pipe at home is a bad day. In a school, a restaurant kitchen or an occupied office it can mean closed toilets, a lost service or tenants on the phone. Commercial plumbing is less about the repair and more about keeping the building open, keeping records straight and having one number that answers.
That is how commercial work is set up here. You get one point of contact who knows the site, a clear record of what was done on every visit, and a choice between booking work as it comes up or putting a planned maintenance schedule in place.
- Planned maintenance. Boilers, water heaters, valves and washrooms checked on a schedule, so the expensive failures are found early.
- Reactive callouts. Leaks, blockages, no heat and no hot water, dealt with and written up.
- Compliance paperwork. A written record of each service and repair for your building file, your insurer or your auditor.
- One point of contact. One number and one chat for every site you manage, instead of a different plumber for every job.
Ask us about
Every commercial customer needs something a little different, so these are agreed per site rather than printed here. Ask about any of them in the chat or on the phone:
- Response times and out-of-hours cover
- Maintenance contracts and visit schedules
- Insurance and certificates for your file
- Gas and oil registrations
- Account billing and purchase orders
- Method statements and risk assessments
Who we work with
Commercial plumbing for the people who run buildings
Different buildings fail in different ways. Here is what each kind of customer usually needs from a commercial plumber.
Offices
Washrooms, kitchenettes, water heaters and heating kept running, with disruptive work planned around the working day where possible.
Landlords and agents
Tenant callouts handled without you standing in the middle, with a record of the work kept for each property.
Schools and colleges
Larger jobs planned for holidays and weekends, and washroom, heating and drinking water problems sorted during term with the least disruption.
Pubs, cafes and restaurants
Kitchen drainage, hot water and customer toilets, where every hour out of action costs a service.
Contractors and builders
First and second fix plumbing and heating on fit-outs and refurbishments, working to your programme and your site rules.
Planned maintenance
Why planned maintenance costs less than callouts
Most commercial plumbing emergencies give a warning first: a boiler that has not been serviced, a valve that has started to weep, a drain that runs slower every month. A planned maintenance visit is the cheapest point to catch them, before they close a washroom or flood a floor.
A typical schedule covers the heating plant, water heaters, valves and washrooms, with a written record of what was checked and anything that needs attention. Visit frequency depends on the building and how hard it is used, so it is agreed with you rather than sold as a fixed package.
If you only need the heating side looked after, see boiler servicing. For a single problem, boiler repair and leak detection cover the most common commercial callouts.
1. Tell us about the site
The type of building, how many sites, what plant is there and what keeps going wrong.
2. Agree how it is covered
Reactive work as it comes up, a planned schedule, or both. Ask about response times and paperwork at this stage.
3. Work done and written up
Each visit ends with a record of what was found and done, ready for your building file.
Commercial plumbing across Louth and Dublin
Offices, shops, schools, hospitality and rental property.
Where we work
Commercial Plumbing across County Louth and beyond
Drogheda
Commercial plumbing in Drogheda, from the town centre and retail parks to the business parks off the M1.
Dundalk
Commercial plumbing in Dundalk, across the town centre, the industrial estates and the schools and colleges.
Ardee
Shops, pubs, farms and community buildings in Ardee, Collon and mid-Louth.
Louth
Dunleer, Castlebellingham, Louth village and the Cooley peninsula.
Dublin
Commercial plumbing across north Dublin and the city: Balbriggan, Skerries, Swords, Malahide and along the M1 corridor.
Commercial plumbing questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you offer planned maintenance contracts?
Yes. Planned maintenance is agreed per building, based on the plant on site and how heavily it is used. Tell us about the site in the chat or on the phone and ask about a schedule.
How quickly can you respond to a commercial callout?
Response times depend on the site, the time of day and what has been agreed for your building. Ask about response times and out-of-hours cover when you get in touch, so you know exactly what to expect before you need it.
Can you provide paperwork for our compliance file?
Each service and repair is written up so you have a record for your building file. If your insurer, auditor or landlord needs a specific certificate or document, ask about it up front.
Do you work across more than one site?
Yes. Facilities managers, landlords and agents with several properties can use one point of contact for all of them, across County Louth and north Dublin.
Do you work with contractors on fit-outs?
Yes. Plumbing and heating on fit-outs and refurbishments can be planned around your programme. Ask about method statements, risk assessments and site requirements when you get in touch.
How is commercial work priced?
Reactive jobs are priced on the work, and planned maintenance is priced on the site and the schedule. Ask for the price before work starts, and ask about account billing or purchase orders if your organisation uses them.