Keep your business flowing with professional commercial drain cleaning services. From restaurants and retail spaces to offices and property management facilities, we provide routine maintenance, drain clearing, sewer line cleaning, camera inspections, and hydro jetting to help prevent costly backups and downtime. Our team is equipped to handle commercial drainage systems of all sizes with prompt, professional service.
Available now. Higher-volume drains with grease and waste loads benefit from regular hydro-jetting on a maintenance schedule.
Higher-capacity tank and tankless systems serving multiple fixtures or production needs.
Code-compliant cleanouts make ongoing service possible without major disruption.
Active drain failures at commercial properties receive priority dispatch, because every hour of downtime has business cost. Broader plumbing emergency response will follow as our services expand.
We provide repair services for commercial restroom, sink, and drain-related fixtures to help reduce leaks, drainage issues, and service disruptions.
Recurring inspections and scheduled drain maintenance help commercial customers prevent backups, reduce downtime, and keep drainage systems working reliably.
Commercial plumbing in North Carolina is regulated by the NC State Plumbing Code (NCSPC) and the NC State Building Code, plus business-type-specific requirements (food service, healthcare, etc.). Ellis Elite Plumbing & Drains performs all commercial drain cleaning work to current code requirements, and our full commercial plumbing services will launch soon, once our North Carolina plumbing licensing is complete.
Once our plumbing services begin, permits are typically required for new construction, system modifications, fixture additions, and significant repairs, and we will handle the permit application, inspection coordination, and documentation directly. For maintenance and service work, no permits are typically required, but the work is still performed to code-compliant standards.
For food service operations, we will coordinate with county environmental health where grease trap and drain interface requirements apply.