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Commercial Plumbing

Plumbing for businesses and managed properties.

Commercial plumbing, drains, grease traps and lift station service across Palm Beach, Martin and St. Lucie counties. Call to discuss your property and access.

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Quick answer

What does a commercial plumber do that a residential plumber does not?

A commercial plumber handles larger pipe, higher demand and equipment homes do not have, such as grease traps, lift stations, trench and parking lot drains and high-capacity water heaters. The work also has to be planned around tenants, customers and business hours, so scheduling and access matter as much as the repair itself.

Commercial Plumbing

Commercial plumbing: who we serve

  • Restaurants and food service

    Grease trap cleaning and maintenance, kitchen line clearing, floor drains and the hot water a kitchen depends on. Kitchens generate grease during service, so trap condition and cleaning records matter when planning maintenance.

  • HOAs and condo associations

    Shared sewer lines, lift stations, storm and parking lot drains, and common-area plumbing. We can work with the board or management company on scope and on how residents will be notified when work affects them.

  • Property managers

    Offices, retail centers, warehouses and medical buildings with multiple tenants. One contact for drains, fixtures, water heaters and line repair, with work planned around occupied space.

  • Municipal and public entities

    Public agencies with sanitary or storm line, lift station or drain work can contact us to request scope and discuss requirements for a specific project.

Planning a commercial service call

  1. Site contact: who meets the crew, who can approve work, and a phone number that will be answered on the day.
  2. Access: gate codes, keys, loading areas, roof or mechanical room access, and where trucks can park without blocking customers or fire lanes.
  3. Timing: hours when water or drains can be shut off, and hours to avoid, such as a restaurant's lunch rush.
  4. Locations: where the grease trap, cleanouts, lift station panel, shutoff valves and water heaters are, if known.
  5. History: recent backups, prior repairs and any maintenance records or inspection notices.

Business continuity

Commercial plumbing: keeping the business open while the work gets done

A business plumbing problem can close restrooms, interrupt a kitchen or leave tenants without water. Good commercial plumbing work starts with a plan for keeping as much of the operation running as possible.

That can mean scheduling grease trap pumping before opening, isolating one restroom group instead of shutting water to the building, or staging line repair so one section of a parking lot stays open. It is not always possible to avoid disruption, especially when a main line has failed, but knowing your hours and priorities lets us plan around them where we can.

Tell us early about anything with fixed timing, such as inspections, health department visits, events or tenant move-ins. Those details shape when and how we can do the work.

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Du-All Plumbing crew setting a PVC mainline

Grease traps

Commercial plumbing: how often should a grease trap be cleaned?

Often enough that grease and food solids never fill a large share of the trap, and at least as often as your local utility or permit requires. The right interval depends on the trap's size, how many meals the kitchen serves and what kind of food it cooks. A busy fryer kitchen fills a trap far faster than a cafe.

Du-All Plumbing cleans and maintains large and small grease traps. When a trap is left too long, grease passes through into the building's sewer line, where it hardens and causes backups, odors and the kind of emergency that can close a kitchen. Some local programs also require pumping records, so keep the paperwork from each visit.

Signs a trap needs attention sooner include slow kitchen drains, grease odor near the trap lid and backups in floor drains. Our article Own a restaurant? Then you need a good plumber covers more about kitchen plumbing.

Lift stations

Commercial plumbing: what is a lift station, and why does it need service?

A lift station collects sewage or wastewater in a wet well and pumps it up to a higher sewer line when gravity alone cannot move it. They are common at communities, commercial sites and properties where the ground is too flat or too low for a gravity line, so the particular site elevation and drainage layout matter.

Over time, grease, rags, wipes and sand collect in the wet well and around the pumps. Left alone, that buildup can clog pumps, trip alarms and cause overflows. Du-All Plumbing pumps out lift stations and removes accumulated debris, using the pump and vacuum trucks in our fleet.

If your station's alarm is sounding, the wet well level is high or the pumps are cycling more than usual, call and describe what you see. We will talk through what can be handled on our visit and what may need the pump or controls specialist responsible for your equipment.

Surface and area drains

Commercial plumbing: parking lot, trench and floor drains

Parking lot drains, trench drains and floor drains move rainwater and washdown water away from pavement, loading docks, kitchens and service areas. In South Florida's heavy rains, a clogged storm drain quickly becomes standing water across a lot or at a building entrance.

These drains collect sand, leaves, litter and sediment. Du-All Plumbing cleans and clears parking lot drains, trench drains and floor drains, and removes debris from sanitary and storm lines. Du-All also lists installation and repair of floor drains, trench drains and parking lot drainage among its services.

Regular cleaning before the rainy season is easier to schedule than an urgent call during a storm. Water jetting may be used where lines are heavily silted and in condition to take it, as covered on our drain cleaning page.

Roof stacks

Commercial plumbing: roof stacks and building vents

Roof stacks are the vent pipes that let a building's drain system breathe. When a stack is blocked by debris, nests or buildup, drains can gurgle, traps can be pulled dry and sewer odors can drift into restrooms and kitchens even when the drain lines themselves are clear.

In multi-story and commercial buildings, the stack is also often the access point for clearing a drain line from above. Getting to it means coordinating roof access, safety and timing with the property manager.

If you have unexplained odors or slow drains on several floors, tell us when you call and describe the building. We will confirm the scope of roof stack work for your property before scheduling.

Hot water for business

Can you replace a commercial water heater?

Yes. Du-All Plumbing maintains, repairs and installs commercial water heaters, including high-capacity units, for businesses that rely on a steady supply of hot water. Restaurants, salons, medical offices and multi-unit buildings all feel it quickly when hot water runs out.

When a unit fails, it helps to have the make, model and capacity from the label, the fuel type, and a sense of how much hot water the business uses at peak times. That information speeds up choosing a replacement. For residential and general water heater information, see our water heater page.

The water heater coupon on this page lists $65 off a new tank or tankless heater and a 6-Year Warranty on new water heaters. Please confirm with us that the offer and warranty apply to the commercial unit you need; offers are not combinable.

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$65 off

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6-Year Warranty on New Water Heaters

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Below the surface

Commercial plumbing: main lines, deep repairs and maintenance plans

Commercial sites have longer and larger sewer mains, more connections and more traffic over the pipe. Du-All Plumbing handles mainline repair and replacement, including excavation and work in shored pits when the depth calls for it. See our sewer line repair page for how we approach planning, digging and backfill.

For properties that see the same problems every year, a preventive maintenance program can schedule grease trap service, drain cleaning and inspections before they turn into emergencies. We can tailor the schedule to your property. To start, use the $37 service call coupon on this page or contact us with your property details.

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Inside a shored pit during line work

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Commercial Plumbing for homes and businesses

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Commercial plumbing

Grease traps, lift stations, parking lot and floor drains, water jetting, commercial water heaters and mainline repair for businesses and managed properties.

Palm Beach · Martin · St. Lucie

Where can I request commercial plumbing?

Du-All works from Lake Worth Beach and Palm City. Share your property address to confirm service availability and access for your job. Use 888-800-2555 to discuss the service you need.

Lake Worth Beach office

514 S E Coast St, Lake Worth Beach, FL 33460.

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Palm City office

3442 SW Armellini Ave, Palm City, FL 34990.

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Commercial Plumbing questions, answered

What types of businesses do you work with?

Du-All lists restaurants, office buildings, retail centers, warehouses and medical facilities among the commercial properties it serves. Community associations and property managers can contact the team to discuss the system, access and required work.

Do you clean grease traps?

Yes. Du-All Plumbing cleans and maintains large and small grease traps.

Can you pump out a lift station?

Yes. Lift station pumping and debris removal is part of our sewer and drain service.

Do you offer preventive maintenance programs?

Yes. We can set up a maintenance schedule for drains, grease traps and inspections tailored to your property.

Can work be scheduled around business hours?

Tell us your hours and constraints when you call. We plan around them wherever the job allows.

Do you work for public agencies?

Public entities can contact us to request scope for a specific project and discuss requirements.

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