Tyler, TX
(903) 707-1503

PrimeTime Plumbing · Commercial

Commercial plumbing in Tyler and Bullard, TX

Restroom installs, repairs, drain cleaning and maintenance for East Texas businesses, planned so the doors stay open and downtime stays short.

Chapter 01

Where business plumbing fails, and what the hours of downtime cost

A restroom fixture that will not shut off, a main water line that fails, a floor drain that backs up behind the kitchen line: each one can stop a business in the middle of a shift. Commercial systems carry more fixtures, more flow and more hours of use than a house, so small defects turn into closed restrooms and lost revenue quickly.

High-use drains collect grease, debris and mineral deposits faster than most owners expect, and hot water matters even more in commercial kitchens, healthcare facilities and industrial sites. Restaurants, medical offices, retail stores and shops across Tyler and Bullard all depend on lines that nobody notices until they stop working.

Commercial urinal installed on a tiled restroom wall

Commercial urinal installed on a tiled restroom wall

Installs, repairs and drain work, scheduled around how you operate

PrimeTime installs plumbing for new commercial buildings and business expansions, from the water supply and piping to the restroom fixtures. Urinals, sinks, toilets and floor drains go in on a plan that respects your opening hours, your deliveries and your customers, not just the plumber's calendar.

Repairs start with diagnosis. Diagnostic equipment finds the leak, the clog or the damaged component, and the repair is made to restore full function and keep the shutdown short. Drain cleaning uses hydro jetting and mechanical methods, and sewer problems get a camera inspection before anyone breaks ground.

Every plumber on the team is licensed and insured, and estimates are free with the price explained before work begins. Reach the office at (903) 707-1503, any hour, when the problem will not wait for Monday.

Chapter 03

Preventive maintenance programs that keep a business out of emergency mode

The cheapest emergency is the one that never happens. PrimeTime offers customizable maintenance plans for businesses: routine inspections of fixtures, drains and water heaters on a schedule that fits your operation, with small problems caught while they are still a quiet repair.

Regular maintenance reduces emergencies, extends equipment life and saves money over the long run. A sewer camera inspection every one to two years, a water heater checked before the busy season, a grease-prone drain jetted on a calendar: the plan is built around what your building actually runs.

PrimeTime Plumbing is licensed and insured, gives free no-obligation estimates, and answers the commercial line at (903) 707-1503 any hour.

Sheet C-1 · Scope of work

Six lines, one crew.

Written the way a plumber reads a job: what is being done, and to which part of the building. Restrooms, kitchens, floor drains and parking lots, all on the same schedule.

  1. 01

    Installation

    Water supply systems, fixtures and piping for new commercial buildings and business expansions.

  2. 02

    Repair and troubleshooting

    Leaks, clogs and damaged components located with diagnostic equipment, then repaired to restore full function.

  3. 03

    Drain cleaning

    Hydro jetting and mechanical methods for grease, debris and mineral deposits in high-use drains.

  4. 04

    Sewer lines

    Camera inspection, repair and replacement for buildings of all sizes, with roots, cracks and buildup found first.

  5. 05

    Water heaters

    Commercial tank and tankless systems for kitchens, healthcare facilities and industrial sites.

  6. 06

    Maintenance programs

    Routine inspections of fixtures, drains and water heaters, scheduled so problems surface before they close you down.

Mini excavator digging in a commercial parking lot with customers' cars parked behind it

Underground work beside open doors

When a line fails under a parking lot, the dig happens with customers' cars a few feet away. The route has to be planned so the business can keep trading.