Commercial

Commercial Plumbing in Coffs Harbour

Don’t let a plumbing issue result in costly downtime at your business. At Coffs Coast Plumbing, we have the tools and know-how to repair leaks, burst pipes, malfunctioning toilets, broken hot water systems, and much more. You can rely on us to deliver a prompt and courteous service at a highly competitive rate.

For decades, Coffs Coast Plumbing has been proudly serving local businesses large and small. We have undertaken plumbing maintenance and repairs for large grocery stores (Woolworths), car dealerships (Jeff King Motors), and even major golf clubs. Our team will rapidly diagnose the source of the leak or breakage, then implement the most efficient and cost-effective method to get it fixed. We will strive to minimise disruption at your workplace, as well as maintain open and honest communication with you at every stage of the process.

Our Commercial Plumbing Services

Our seasoned Coffs Harbour commercial plumbers can service:

Leaking taps
Leaking & broken toilets
Stormwater drains (cleaning)
Trade waste clogs
Sewers
Broken cisterns
Leaking showers
Burst and leaking pipes
Hot water systems
Roofs & guttering

Plus, much more…

We are also able to provide insurance or after sale warranty work as required.

To find out more about our commercial plumbing services, or request a free quote, call us today. We service the entire Coffs Harbour region, and we can travel as far as Yamba and Macksville for bigger jobs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to fix a burst pipe?

This will vary, depending on how easy it is to reach and service the pipe. However, in most cases, a burst pipe will take between 1 to 3 hours to fix.
How can I prevent stormwater pollution?

First and foremost, it’s important to keep your stormwater drains free of anything that is not rainwater. As such, commercial waste should be kept well clear of stormwater drains. It’s also important to ensure the runoff from any toxic chemicals used at your workplace does not enter the drains.
What causes a leaking toilet?

Frequently, toilets leak due to a malfunction in the tank or a crack within the bowl. However, at times a leaky sewer line or a faulty float mechanism will be at play. Regardless of the cause, it is highly recommended that you seek out a professional plumber if your toilet is leaking. Going with the DIY approach could make the situation worse.