Commercial plumbers and plumbing serviecs

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Yes we do. Take a look at our HeatComp on Demand service. Most professional commercial plumbers provide rapid response call-outs for urgent faults such as burst pipes, blocked drains, water leaks, or loss of water supply. Reliable commercial plumbing contractors typically offer 24/7 emergency commercial plumbing to minimise business disruption, prevent water damage, and maintain health and safety compliance, particularly in environments like healthcare, hospitality, manufacturing, and education. 

Yes. Planned preventative maintenance (PPM) is a core service provided by HeatComp. Routine servicing from our commercial plumbing contractors helps detect early signs of wear or leakage, maintain system efficiency, ensure regulatory compliance, reduce emergency call-outs and extend equipment lifespan. Many maintenance programmes include inspections of pipework, valves, pumps, water heaters, backflow devices and temperature control systems.

Our professional commercial plumbing contractors typically handle hot and cold water systems, heating plant and pipework, drainage and waste systems, washroom and sanitary installations, commercial kitchens and catering plumbing, backflow prevention systems, leak detection and repair, pipework upgrades and refurbishments, planned maintenance and compliance testing and emergency commercial plumbing repairs. We cover sectors such as offices, schools, hospitals, hotels, factories, retail and multi-occupancy buildings.

A Thermostatic Mixing Valve (TMV) blends hot and cold water to deliver water at a safe, controlled temperature. TMVs are widely used in commercial environments to prevent scalding and maintain consistent water temperatures in healthcare, leisure and public facilities.

Yes our qualified commercial plumbers commonly service Thermostatic Mixing Valves (TMVs). Regular TMV servicing is essential to ensure correct temperature control, protection against scalding, compliance with health and safety requirements and hygiene standards, especially in healthcare and public facilities.  

Common causes include corrosion of pipework, high water pressure or pressure fluctuations, failed joints, seals, or fittings, poor installation or ageing infrastructure, blockages causing pressure build-up, temperature stress or expansion and damaged valves or appliances. Leaks are often more severe in commercial buildings due to higher usage and complex systems, which is why routine inspection by experienced commercial plumbers is essential.

Typical issues faced by businesses include persistent leaks or pipe bursts, blocked drains and grease build-up, backflow risks or contamination, water pressure problems, faulty valves or pumps, temperature control failures, scale build-up in water systems, and non-compliant installations. Many of these issues require urgent emergency commercial plumbing intervention to avoid operational downtime.

Backflow occurs when water flows in the reverse direction, potentially allowing contaminants to enter the clean water supply. This can cause contamination of drinking water, health hazards, regulatory breaches, system damage and business closure risk. Backflow is typically prevented using specialist devices such as RPZ valves, which protect water supplies from contamination caused by back pressure or back siphonage. 

Commercial property owners and landlords can ensure they are compliant by appointing a member of the Water Industry Approved Plumbers’ Scheme (WIAPS). 

A reputable commercial plumbing contractor should have relevant UK qualifications and trade certification, approved installation practices where required, experience in commercial systems rather than only domestic work, public liability insurance, compliance with Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations. HeatComp are members of the Water Industry Approved Plumbers’ Scheme (WIAPS). This provides clients with reassurance that we are competent and we will protect their water supply by ensuring your installations comply with the regulations.