COMMERCIAL PLUMBING SERVICES

Tony The Plumber, Corp. can do complete plumbing installations from the underground phase up to the finished installation of new fixtures for any businesses such as retail shopping centers, apartment buildings, restaurants, beauty salons, commercial kitchens, and offices.

Tony the Plumber, Corp. can help you get started by doing a complete plumbing installation to get your business up and running.

Remodeling and installation of new equipment to bring plumbing up to the latest state code requirement. Tony the Plumber, Corp. cares about the safety of our customers and brings quality work to ensure that all our plumbing installations are up to code.

Tony the Plumber, Corp. cares about the environment. We offer building retrofitting to make your business more energy-efficient and compliant with State and Local building codes and guidelines.

Tony the Plumber, Corp. offers a number of natural gas and electric commercial water heaters ranging from 40 to 100 gallon water heaters. Water heater repairs like thermocouple, control valve repairs, and other components are also available.

Many brands of commercial tankless water heaters are offered at Tony the Plumber, Corp. such as:

• Navien
• Noritz
• Takagi
• Rinnai
• Rheem and many more

Boiler repairs are available, but if you find yourself needing a new commercial boiler, we offer the following brands of boilers, just to name a few:

• Raypack
• Laars
• Navien

We specialize in copper repipes, renovating the entire water system by removing the old galvanized pipes that are restricting your fixtures’ water pressure and spewing non potable water with corrosion in it. With the installation of new copper pipes, we redesign your entire water system by providing adequate water pressure to obtain clean water to every single plumbing feature in your place of work or residence. Knowing how chaotic it can be to get installations done, Tony The Plumber, Corp. will protect your belongings and make sure no mess is left behind after the job is done.

Tony the Plumber, Corp. offers three kinds of sewer drain replacement:

• Conventional Sewer Drain Line Replacement: Making a trench from point A to point B to access the existing drain line and then replace the pipe with all approved materials. After the replacement is complete, Tony The Plumber, Corp. will test the new pipe and connecters. Once the approval by a city plumbing inspector is obtained, the trench gets backfilled and the dirt is compacted using compactor equipment. Conventional sewer replacement may be used when there is a presence of grass or dirt only so it can be easily restored and stay cost effective.
• Trenchless Sewer Drain Line Replacement: When you have issues with your existing sewer line, one of the worst scenarios is to get your sewer line repaired when it runs under a concrete or asphalt surface. We use the highest technology to prevent demolishing and removing your concrete or asphalt surface when repairing your drain line. To complete this trenchless sewer method, we run a sewer camera through an existing sewer main pipe, then we trace the exact location to create an access point from point A to point B that will give us access to your existing sewer drain line. We use the highest technology to pull a new sewer drain line through the existing drain line without creating as much damage. The expected lifetime warranty of the procedure is up to 10 years. The expected lifetime warranty of approved materials from the manufacturer is up to 50 years. Trenchless sewer drain line replacement is one of the most cost-effective procedures to get your sewer drain line done.
• Epoxy In-Liners Sewer Drain Line Restoration: Business owners can save money on the sewer laterals or any inaccessible sewer drain line replacement by using the Sewer Liner pipe reconstruction. A procedure commonly known as Sewer Liner restoration is the most cost-effective technological sewer pipe replacement method that allows us to restore existing conditions of a sewer drain line up to 99% of the pipe diameter. We send a camera down the sewer line to locate all cracks, root intrusion and buildup . Tony The Plumber, Corp. uses a hydrojet machine to clean the inside of the existing drain line so that the sewer epoxy liner properly binds and fortifies the pipe. We use the inside of the existing sewer pipe to feed through the new flexible sewer liner with the epoxy mixture previously applied using the inversion drum procedure. We let it cure for a period of time, then we use a sewer camera to inspect if the installation was successfully completed. All this work can be completed from access point A only when there are no other connections along the sewer drain line. Sewer liners could be used to restore sewer laterals for any building when the city authorizes it and only in counties where it is allowed. The expected manufacturer's lifetime is approximately up to 50 years.

The sewer cleanout gives you direct access to your sewer drain line and it can be used for any rooter service when a clog occurs. It can also be used as an access point to feed a sewer camera through and inspect the conditions of the sewer drain.

Video Inspection is used to determine if there are any cracks or blockages in pipes without making a big mess. Sewer video allows us to inspect the condition of any existing sewer drain which allows us to make the proper decision to either maintain or repair the sewer drain. Line tracing accurately finds the location of the sewer camera which helps us make reparations without additional damages.

Using unique equipment that applies water pressure to clean pipes and clear them of debris is an effective way Tony The Plumber, Corp. removes any root intrusion, gunk, grease and scale build up. A hydrojet service maintenance program is available and it could be done semi-annually or annually to guarantee the full flow inside of any sewer drain lines or a one-time service when a major blockage occurs and a standard rooter machine cannot clear the obstruction.

A backflow device prevents water from running in the opposite direction it is supposed to flow. If backflow occurs it can result in your water system being contaminated. The State of California building and plumbing codes require all commercial properties the installation of a backflow device.