Plumbing you don’t have to think about
Property managers don’t need another emergency call at 6am. A commercial maintenance plan puts your plumbing on a schedule instead — regular inspections, priority response when something does come up, and one predictable number instead of surprise invoices. It’s the same idea as our residential Backstage Pass, built for multi-tenant buildings, restaurants, and commercial property.
Scheduled service
Monthly or quarterly visits on your calendar, not ours — so small issues get caught before they’re tenant complaints.
Priority response
Plan customers jump the queue when something does come up. You’re not waiting behind same-day residential calls.
Predictable budgeting
Know the cost of upkeep ahead of time instead of absorbing whatever an emergency call happens to run.
Inspection-ready documentation
Service records and grease trap manifests filed and ready, so a health or code inspection isn’t a scramble.
Fewer shutdowns
Prevention beats an emergency every time — for your tenants, your kitchen, and your bottom line.
Plan pricing
Reduced rates on the recurring work, and no surprise line items on the invoice.
Who this covers
- Property managers overseeing multi-tenant residential or mixed-use buildings
- Restaurants and commercial kitchens needing regular grease trap service
- Offices, retail, and institutional facilities with shared plumbing systems
- Anyone who’d rather budget for maintenance than absorb emergency pricing
How it works
- We walk your property and scope what’s on it — fixture count, grease traps, backflow devices, shared lines.
- We build a schedule and a flat plan price around what you actually have.
- We show up on schedule, document everything, and call you first if we find something bigger.
- If something breaks between visits, plan customers get priority scheduling.
Managing a home instead of a property? Our residential Backstage Pass membership covers the same idea for single-family homes.
Maintenance plan questions
What does a plan actually include?
It depends on your property — typically scheduled fixture and line inspections, grease trap or backflow service if applicable, and priority scheduling for anything unplanned. We scope it during the walkthrough so you’re only paying for what’s on your building.
How is this different from calling as issues come up?
Reactive service costs more and happens on the worst possible timeline. A plan catches problems on a schedule, keeps pricing predictable, and moves you to the front of the line when something urgent does happen.
Can this cover multiple properties?
Yes. If you manage more than one building, we can set up a shared schedule and a consistent point of contact across your portfolio.
Do you provide documentation for compliance and inspections?
Yes. Service records, grease trap manifests, and inspection notes are kept on file and provided whenever you need them for a health or code inspection.