We serve office buildings, restaurants and food service, healthcare and dental facilities, retail, multifamily and apartment properties, schools, churches, warehouses, and light industrial throughout the Albuquerque and Santa Fe metros.

Property Types We Work With

  • Restaurants and food service. Grease lines, grease traps and interceptors, high-volume fixtures, and the scheduled hydrojetting that keeps kitchen lines from becoming closures.
  • Office buildings. Restroom fixtures, water heaters, supply lines, and backflow prevention.
  • Healthcare and dental. Specialized fixtures, backflow prevention, and compliance-sensitive requirements.
  • Retail. Restrooms, break rooms, and service areas where downtime means lost sales.
  • Multifamily and apartments. Unit-level repairs plus building mains, repiping, and sewer work.
  • Schools and churches. High-use fixtures with tight scheduling windows around occupancy.
  • Warehouses and light industrial. Floor drains, process water, and gas lines.

What Commercial Work Requires

Larger diameter lines and higher-capacity equipment. Code and compliance requirements that differ from residential — particularly backflow prevention and grease interceptors. Scheduling around operations, which usually means after hours or before opening. And a different urgency profile: a blocked line at a restaurant is lost revenue by the hour, not an inconvenience.

Services We Provide

Repairs and installations, fixture service, water heater and tankless systems, backflow prevention testing and repair, drain cleaning and hydrojetting, camera inspection, sewer repair and replacement, gas lines, and 24/7 emergency service.

Preventative Agreements

Scheduled maintenance sized to your actual usage costs far less than emergency service plus downtime. A busy restaurant kitchen line needs a very different interval than an office building.

One Contractor for the Building

We also provide commercial HVAC. Licensed and insured in New Mexico, serving Albuquerque businesses since 1971.

Contact B. Carlson about commercial plumbing.