24/7 emergency repair, fixture install, backflow, hydrojet, water heater service, and maintenance contracts for restaurants, hotels, and multifamily across the First Coast.
Burst lines, backups, and emergency repair
Fixture, sink, and equipment install for commercial
Grease, hydrojet, and emergency drain
Risers, recirc, and unit-by-unit service
Annual testing, repair, and JEA paperwork
Mainline, branch, and stack clearing
Commercial electric, heat-pump water heaters and boilers
Scheduled commercial plumbing programs
Contract accounts get a tech on site in 60 minutes inside Duval and St. Johns. Backflow filings hit JEA the same week we test. Grease pumps happen on a schedule that beats the inspector.
One number. One coordinator. Right truck on the first call — restaurant grease, multifamily leak repair, fixture install all run on different boards.
Photos before and after. Documented part numbers. Inspector-ready paperwork at the truck before we leave.
Written report by end-of-day. Backflow paperwork filed with JEA same week. Maintenance schedule reset for the next visit.
"Mainline grease backup on a Saturday during dinner service. They had two techs on site in 47 minutes, jetted the line, camera-checked it, and we were back on the floor in two hours. We're on a quarterly plan now."
"Fixture install for our second location. Their PM ran the inspection scheduling for me — health department, building, and final — and not one of them caught a single rejection. That's never happened to me before."
"Recirc loop failure across four floors. They sequenced around guest checkout, kept the affected wing isolated, and finished the re-pipe in 60 hours. Hotel never lost a reservation."
Active backup? Pick up the phone. Bid request? Send the scope. Either way you'll talk to the dispatcher inside of two minutes.
Real-time booking — choose your window and we show up on time. Emergency slots available around the clock.
JEA and the health department have specific cleaning intervals. Here's what's on paper, what they actually enforce, and how often you should really pump.
A failed RPZ doesn't always mean replacement. Here's the repair-vs-replace logic and the JEA timeline you're working against.
Snaking punches a hole through a clog. Hydrojetting actually cleans the pipe. For commercial lines, the right call usually depends on what's in the line.
Slow hot water at the room is a recirc problem 80% of the time. Here's how we diagnose it without re-piping the building.