Sandy Commercial Plumbers

Water Usage

Commercial spaces will usually have higher water demand than their residential counterparts. Most small businesses are still larger than most big families. This increased demand necessitates larger pipe sizes, more robust water supply systems, and fixtures capable of handling higher flow rates. Commercial plumbing systems must be designed to accommodate simultaneous usage by multiple occupants without compromising water pressure or flow.

More Extensive Piping

Another notable distinction lies in the extent of piping required for commercial versus residential plumbing. Commercial buildings often have larger footprints and multiple floors, necessitating a more extensive network of pipes to reach all areas of the property. Furthermore, depending on the nature of the business, commercial plumbing systems may include components such as grease traps or industrial-grade water heaters.

Codes and Regulatory Compliance

Commercial plumbing systems must usually adhere to more stringent regulations due to their larger scale and the potential impact on public health and safety. Commercial buildings must comply with specific codes and standards set by local authorities, including requirements for fire suppression systems, accessibility, and waste disposal. Failure to meet these regulations can result in fines, penalties, or even closure of the establishment. 

Our Sandy commercial plumbers are familiar with the codes here, in Salt Lake City, and for communities in the surrounding area. When you work with us, your plumbing will be up to code.