Industries served
The schedule changes with the building
Same service line, same reports. What we plan around is yours.
Apartment buildings and townhouse rows
Unit calls, stacks, risers and common-area plumbing for owners and management companies.
Tenant notice before any shutoff
One work-order report per building
Tagged riser shutoffs, on a map
Restaurants and kitchens
Floor drains, grease interceptors, hand sinks and dish-machine lines, on the days you are closed.
Interceptor service on a schedule
Backflow assemblies on the building record
After-hours calls answered
Schools
Restrooms, fountains and mechanical rooms, planned around the school year.
Summer and break-week scheduling
Proposals with start and finish dates
Work orders for your facilities office
Offices and mixed-use blocks
Shared restrooms, tenant fit-outs and ground-floor shops over apartments.
Tenant improvement quotes
Water heaters on the building list
Shutoffs coordinated across tenants
Older buildings
Brick walk-ups, steam pipes and one riser for six units
Much of Syracuse's rental housing was built long before today's plumbing. We keep a record of what each building actually has.
Mixed pipe materials, shared stacks and shutoffs behind finished walls are normal. The walk-through finds them, and the shutoff map shows your staff where they are.
Mixed copper, galvanized and cast-iron lines noted by floor
Shared stacks marked, so one repair does not surprise another unit
Lead service lines: ask the water supplier, and we note it on the record
Tell us what the building is
A contracts coordinator replies by the next business day.