All Purpose Heating & Air Conditioning is a locally owned commercial plumber based in Atlanta, Georgia, providing licensed and insured plumbing services to businesses, property managers, and facility managers across Metro Atlanta and the surrounding area. We handle everything from emergency drain backups and water heater replacement to backflow testing, grease trap service, and full plumbing rough-in for buildouts.
Commercial plumbing is not the same job as residential plumbing. The pipe sizes are larger, the fixture counts are higher, the codes are stricter, and the cost of downtime is real. A backed-up floor drain in a commercial kitchen at noon is not a nuisance. It is a health code issue. A water heater that cannot keep up with demand in a multi-tenant building is not an inconvenience. It is a complaint waiting to become a lease problem.
We have been doing this work for more than 35 years. We know how commercial buildings behave, how sewer lines age, and what it takes to keep a property running without pulling tenants or customers into the problem.
If something is leaking, backing up, failing, or just not keeping pace with the load your building puts on it, we can take a look and tell you exactly what you are dealing with.
Most commercial plumbing problems announce themselves before they become emergencies. The question is whether anyone acts on the warning.
Each of these has a right time to handle it. That time is before it stops your business.
We start with a site assessment. Before we quote anything or pull a part, we look at the actual system: pipe size and material, fixture count, water heater capacity and recovery rate, sewer line condition, and access points. That walk-through shapes everything that follows.
If the water heater is the problem, we diagnose whether it needs repair or replacement. Commercial water heaters fail in specific ways, and we identify which one before recommending a fix. If replacement is the call, we size the new unit to the building’s actual demand, not just what was there before.
For drain and sewer issues, we run a sewer camera inspection before we clean. The camera tells us whether we are dealing with grease buildup, root intrusion, a collapsed section, or something else entirely. Hydro jetting clears lines that a standard snake cannot touch. We coordinate grease trap service when the trap is part of the problem.
Fixture repair and replacement follows the same logic: identify what failed and why, then fix it so it does not fail the same way again. We handle backflow preventer inspection, testing, and replacement, and we can pull the documentation your water authority requires.
For buildouts and renovations, we handle the plumbing rough-in, set fixtures, and complete the finish work to code. Permits are pulled where required.
We schedule around your business hours. If a job needs to happen before you open or after you close, we plan for that from the start. Commercial properties do not always have the luxury of shutting down for a repair.
We work with property managers, facility managers, and business owners across Metro Atlanta and the surrounding communities, including Alpharetta, Conyers, Peachtree City, Newnan, and McDonough. The jobs vary by location, but the problems are consistent: aging sewer lines, undersized water heaters, and fixtures that were never meant to handle the volume a busy commercial property puts on them.
What drives cost and timeline on a commercial plumbing job depends on several factors. Building type and fixture count matter. A three-story office building with multiple restrooms on each floor is a different scope than a single-tenant restaurant. Water heater capacity and whether the existing unit can be repaired or needs full replacement affects both cost and how long the job takes. Sewer line access, especially in older buildings where cleanout locations are not obvious, adds time to any drain or camera inspection work.
Permit requirements in Georgia vary by municipality and by the type of work being done. Rough-in work for a buildout almost always requires a permit. Some repair work does too. We handle that process, but it affects scheduling, and we factor it in from the start.
After-hours scheduling adds coordination on our end, but we build it in when the property cannot go offline during business hours. The estimate accounts for it.
If you need to understand what commercial water heater repair or replacement involves for your property, or want to know more about professional drain cleaning and sewer camera inspection for your building, those pages have the details. When you are ready to talk through what your property needs, request your estimate and we will get on the schedule.
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