Drain and sewer service for businesses and property managers
When a line backs up at a business, the problem is not just the pipe. It is the closed restroom, the kitchen that cannot run, the tenants on the phone. We fix the line and plan the work around the people who depend on the building.
Who we work for
- Restaurants and commercial kitchensGrease line jetting and floor drains
- Apartment and condo buildingsMain lines, stacks and laterals
- Retail and strip centersShared laterals and lines under parking
- Offices and medical buildingsRestroom lines and water service
- General contractorsDrain, sewer and water line scopes
What matters on a commercial job
- 01
Downtime costs more than the repair
A backed up floor drain in a kitchen or a restroom out of service costs you customers. We plan the work to keep closures short and, where we can, schedule it around your hours. - 02
Grease is a constant
Kitchen lines load up with fats, oils and grease no matter how good the grease trap is. Regular jetting keeps the lines open between trap pump-outs. - 03
Shared lines spread problems fast
In apartment buildings, strip centers and offices, one line often serves many users. A clog in the shared section affects everyone at once, so we find where it is before we start cutting. - 04
You need a record
Camera footage and a written summary give you something to show an owner, a board or a tenant, and a baseline for planning future work. - 05
Safety around the public
Excavations and equipment near entrances and parking need to be fenced, marked and kept tidy. That is part of how we set up every commercial job.
Properties we work on
Restaurants and commercial kitchens
Grease line jetting, floor drain cleaning and camera checks on the main line.Apartment and condo buildings
Main line cleaning, stack descaling, and sewer repairs that keep residents in service.Retail and strip centers
Shared sewer laterals, recurring backups and repairs under parking areas.Offices and medical buildings
Restroom lines, water service repairs and inspections for building managers.Government and municipal jobs
Contractors bring us in when a project needs master plumber work. See the review below.
Grease lines and commercial kitchens
A grease trap catches most of the fats, oils and grease from a kitchen, but not all of it. What gets past it cools in the line and sticks to the pipe wall. Over months, a 4 inch line can close down to a fraction of that, and it usually gives up on the busiest night of the week.
A cable machine punches a hole through grease and the line is slow again in weeks. Hydro jetting cuts the grease off the whole pipe wall and flushes it out, which is why it is the standard for kitchen lines. A camera pass afterward shows how clean the line is and how fast it is building back up.
For kitchens that load up quickly, a regular jetting schedule costs far less than an emergency call during service.
“A1 does and excellent job for us with all of our master plumber needs. We have used them extensively on our government and municipal jobs when we need a master plumber. Jerry has extensive knowledge of all things plumbing and if you are in the area and need a plumber you cannot go wrong.”
Jared McCaskill, Google review, April 2025
Questions from business owners
We plan commercial jobs around your schedule as much as we can. Tell us when the building is quietest and we will work out a plan that keeps the disruption low.
It depends on the menu and the volume. After the first cleaning and camera check, we can see how fast grease is building back up and suggest a schedule that fits.
Often, yes. Trenchless lining and pipe bursting work from access pits, which keeps most of the pavement in place. The camera tells us whether your line is a candidate.
Yes. Camera footage and a clear written summary of what we found and what we recommend come with the work.
Yes. We are brought in on projects that need drain, sewer or water line work done by a licensed plumbing contractor.
Keep the building running
Tell us about the property and the problem. We will plan the fix around your hours.
Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. Free estimates on every job.


