Commercial Plumber in Fort Worth for Restaurants, Offices and Rental Properties
Office hours 8 AM–11 PM daily · 24/7 emergency service
When something breaks at a business, the first question is "how long are we closed?" Plumber 24 Fort Worth handles commercial plumbing for restaurants, bars, shops, offices and rental properties: kitchen gas lines, grease traps, commercial water heaters, drains, sewer lines and leaks.
We're based at 955 N Sylvania Ave in Riverside, near Six Points. Office hours run 8 AM to 11 PM every day, so work can often be booked before you open or after you close. For a sewer backup, a burst pipe or no hot water on a busy night, we send our on-call plumber at any hour.
Commercial plumbing services
- Restaurant and commercial kitchen gas lines: new equipment, moves and repairs
- Grease trap and grease interceptor plumbing
- Commercial water heaters: repair, replacement and new installs
- Drain cleaning and video camera inspection
- Sewer line repair and replacement
- Leak detection and water line repair
- Restroom fixtures: toilets, urinals, flush valves, faucets and sinks
Restaurant gas line installation and repair
Adding a second fryer, swapping a range for a charbroiler, or opening a kitchen in an older building all come back to one question: can the gas line feed it? We start with the BTU rating of every appliance, the pipe size and the run length, so new equipment gets full pressure and existing burners don't starve at the dinner rush.
A commercial kitchen gas job usually covers:
- Sizing and running new pipe, with a shut-off valve at each appliance
- Quick-disconnect connectors with a restraining cable for equipment on casters, so cleaning behind it doesn't strain the connection
- Working with your hood and fire-suppression contractor on the automatic gas shut-off
If your gas load rises a lot, Atmos Energy may need to upgrade the meter, so we work out the load early. Already red-tagged? Our Atmos red tag page explains how the gas gets turned back on.
Smell gas in the kitchen? Leave the building now and get everyone out. Don't touch light switches, equipment or anything that could spark. Call Atmos Energy or 911 from outside. Once it's safe, call us for the repair.
We cover kitchens from the Stockyards and Northside to Sundance Square downtown, Magnolia Avenue and West 7th.
Grease traps and interceptors
Grease doesn't stay liquid. It cools, coats the pipe and catches everything behind it until the short run between the sinks and the trap closes up.
We handle the plumbing side:
- Repairing or replacing broken baffles, tees, lids and gaskets
- Slow dish-area, prep-sink and floor drains, with a camera inspection when clogs keep returning
Regular pumping by a waste hauler is still needed, on the schedule your hauler and the city set.
Commercial water heaters
Restaurants, salons, laundries and apartment buildings go through hot water fast, and when the heater fails you may not be able to serve. We repair and replace commercial gas and electric water heaters, including the booster heaters that high-temperature dish machines rely on.
What changed in 2026: a Department of Energy efficiency standard now covers commercial gas water heaters made from October 6, 2026 (enforcement paused until about October 2027). Expect more condensing models, which usually need different venting and a condensate drain, so a replacement can be more than a straight swap.
Water heater replacements in Fort Worth need a permit, even like-for-like.
For property managers and building owners
If you look after apartments, a retail strip or an office building, we handle:
- Tenant calls for leaks, clogs, running toilets and no hot water
- Main line backups that affect several units
- Water heater replacements across multiple units
- Galvanized service lines. Fort Worth Water is notifying owners of "galvanized requiring replacement" lines, including multifamily and commercial owners. Got that letter? We can check the pipe on your side of the meter and quote the replacement.
One number covers every property, and emergencies outside office hours go straight to our on-call plumber.
Areas we serve
All of Fort Worth, plus Haltom City, North Richland Hills, Saginaw, Lake Worth, Benbrook, Kennedale and Burleson.
Commercial plumbing FAQ
Do you install gas lines for restaurant equipment in Fort Worth?
Yes. We size and run gas lines for ranges, fryers, charbroilers and other commercial kitchen equipment, and fit shut-off valves and connectors made for movable equipment. The work needs a city permit, a pressure test and an inspection. Call before the equipment arrives so the line is ready when it does.
Does commercial plumbing work in Fort Worth need a permit?
Most gas line work and every water heater replacement does, even a like-for-like swap. Gas work ends with a pressure test and a city inspection through Development Services. Small repairs, like clearing a drain or replacing a flush valve, usually don't need one.
How often should a restaurant grease trap be pumped?
It depends on trap size and how much grease your kitchen produces. A common rule of thumb is to pump before grease and solids fill about a quarter of the trap. Busy kitchens with small under-sink traps may need it every few weeks. Your hauler and the city's requirements set the actual schedule.
What changed for commercial water heaters in 2026?
A Department of Energy efficiency standard covers commercial gas water heaters made from October 6, 2026, with enforcement paused until about October 2027. More replacements will be high-efficiency condensing units, which need different venting and a condensate drain. We check your space and explain what the replacement involves before you choose.
Can you work around our business hours?
Yes. Office hours are 8 AM to 11 PM every day, so we can often book work before you open or after you close. For a sewer backup or a burst pipe, we offer 24/7 emergency service and send our on-call plumber at any hour. Smell gas? Leave the building and call Atmos Energy or 911 from outside first.
Do you work with property managers?
Yes. We handle tenant calls, main line backups, water heater replacements and galvanized service line replacements for apartment, retail and office properties. Emergencies outside office hours go to our on-call plumber.
Keep your doors open
Call (817) 755-5621 or contact us online to schedule a visit.
Office hours 8 AM–11 PM daily · 24/7 emergency service
Plumber 24 Fort Worth · 955 N Sylvania Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76111
FORT WORTH PLUMBING SERVICES
Plumber 24 Fort Worth provides dependable plumbing solutions for homes and commercial properties throughout Fort Worth, Texas. From leaking pipes, slab leaks, and clogged drains to water heater repair, sewer problems, fixture repairs, and emergency plumbing, we're ready to help with plumbing problems throughout your property.
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