General Commercial Plumbing Maintenance in Brisbane

It covers water services, drainage, hot water, gas and roof plumbing, along with the compliance testing attached to them. It also picks up the general plumbing installations and maintenance work that falls out of a condition report. Flexible hoses are the item most people skip. Braided stainless looks bulletproof and there's rubber under the braid, manufacturers rate them at around ten years, and almost nobody has them recorded anywhere.

Backflow prevention devices need annual testing by a licensed plumber holding the endorsement, with the certificate lodged to the water authority. Thermostatic mixing valves need annual servicing, and in aged care, childcare and health facilities the delivered water temperature becomes a duty-of-care matter, which is why we write hot water safety plans for those sites. All work must meet AS 3500 and the National Construction Code under a QBCC licence.

Compliance certificates for every device tested, and a written condition report after each visit. Where we've inspected drainage you also get the footage and a map of the pipework, which on older sites is worth more than the report, because the as-builts were never accurate. A Job Safety Analysis is issued with the invoice.

There's no call centre. After-hours calls reach a plumber. Sites on a program get priority, and because we hold the asset register we usually turn up already knowing where the isolation valves are and which of them still work.

Yes. Alongside the per-visit condition report, we can give you a rolling view of what's approaching end of life across the site, so replacements land inside a budget cycle. Owners holding several buildings across Brisbane, Logan and the Northside generally want that consolidated into one document.

A contract locks in the schedule, which matters more than it sounds. Nobody rings a plumber about a tap that drips a bit, so the routine jobs get deferred whenever they have to be requested. A contract also defines the boundary. Plumbing and general building maintenance overlap, and water appearing in the unit below a bathroom is often waterproofing. A written scope says who owns that before anyone argues.