
Commercial Drain Cleaning
Grease traps, floor drains and high-volume waste lines cleared with professional equipment.
- Grease trap service
- Hydro-jetting main lines
- Restaurants, retail, multi-unit
Maintenance programs, certified backflow testing, grease-trap and main-line drain cleaning and commercial water heaters for restaurants, offices, retail and multi-unit buildings — scheduled around your hours, with 24/7 coverage when something fails.
Four core programs — preventive maintenance, commercial drain and grease-trap cleaning, commercial water heaters and backflow testing — plus the everyday work a building generates: restroom fixtures, tenant fit-out plumbing, gas lines for kitchens and emergency repairs at any hour.

Grease traps, floor drains and high-volume waste lines cleared with professional equipment.

High-capacity tank, tankless and boiler-fed hot water systems installed and serviced.

Certified backflow testing, preventer installation and repair for compliance.
The plumbing system in your commercial property is one of its most critical and most overlooked infrastructure components. When it works, nobody thinks about it. When it fails, everything stops. Precision Plumbing Solutions runs preventive maintenance programs designed to prevent the unexpected failures, emergency repairs and operational disruptions that cost a business revenue and repair bills, and a commercial system needs a different approach than a house.
Each program is built around the property: a small office building, a busy restaurant, a retail center or a multi-unit residential building each gets a schedule that matches its plumbing infrastructure and usage. Regular preventive maintenance is the single most effective way to extend the life of a commercial plumbing system, reduce the frequency and severity of emergency repairs and stay compliant with building codes and health regulations. Every finding is documented in a report that tracks the condition of the system over time, so repairs and upgrades can be planned and budgeted before they become emergencies.
Inspections go beyond a visual check. Professional diagnostic tools evaluate supply lines, distribution pipes, drainage and sewer connections; hidden leaks that cause structural damage and mold are found; aging pipe nearing the end of its service life is flagged; and every installation is checked against current Massachusetts code. For property managers and owners, the inspection report is the documentation needed for insurance, lease negotiations, property sales and regulatory compliance. Pre-purchase plumbing inspections for commercial real estate transactions are available too.
Commercial fixtures take far more use than residential ones: toilets, faucets and urinals in a high-traffic building may be used hundreds of times a day. Worn components are repaired or replaced before they fail, flow and flush volumes are adjusted, and outdated fixtures can be upgraded to water-efficient models that cut utility costs. Supply, distribution and drain pipes are inspected for corrosion, mineral buildup and joint deterioration; for older buildings with galvanized steel or cast iron, a phased pipe replacement plan keeps the business open while the infrastructure is upgraded.
Massachusetts commercial plumbing codes are comprehensive and regularly updated, and falling out of compliance can mean fines, failed inspections, insurance complications or a forced closure. Every maintenance visit keeps the building in compliance, existing violations are identified with a plan to correct them, and work is scheduled around operations: after hours, weekends and holidays, or whatever your least busy period is. When something fails anyway, the same 24/7 line covers commercial accounts; call (978) 317-1244 any hour.
Property managers and owners deal with the plumber, not a call center. That means the person who quoted the maintenance program is the one who shows up, knows the building and remembers what was done last visit.

Restaurants, offices, retail stores, medical and dental suites, and multi-unit residential buildings across Essex, Middlesex, Suffolk, Norfolk and Plymouth Counties.
Yes. Maintenance and non-urgent work is scheduled around your open hours; emergencies are covered 24/7 by the same plumber.
Yes. We test, repair or replace the device and file the annual report with the local water authority.
Yes — scheduled inspections of water heaters, backflow devices, drains and fixtures with a written report, priced per visit or annually.
A comprehensive inspection of all accessible plumbing, water pressure and flow checks, pipe joints checked for corrosion, water heaters and boilers checked for proper operation, backflow devices verified, drains and traps flushed as needed, and a written report that tracks the building over time.
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