A water leak does damage for every hour it runs, and Provincial Refrigeration answers its emergency line 24 hours a day: (780) 405-7314. Burst pipes, leaking fixtures and failed water heaters or boilers in commercial buildings across Edmonton reach the same on-call team that handles the company's refrigeration and HVAC emergencies, whatever the hour, weekends included.
Water leak response is part of the commercial plumbing service; 24/7 emergency commercial service covers the rest of the building.
Water showing up where it should not be is worth an immediate call. The on-call technician isolates the leak, then repairs the failed piping, fixture or component, and the same team supplies and installs plumbing fixtures and piping, so a repair that turns into a replacement does not need a second contractor.
Leaks the emergency team takes calls for:
The cost of a leak compounds by the hour: soaked drywall, damaged stock, a closed dining room, tenant suites below taking water. Calls are usually answered on the first try, and a missed call gets a callback right away. On an emergency call, the aim is a technician on the way within the hour. If the building's water shut-off valve is accessible, closing it limits the damage while the technician is on the way.
Provincial Refrigeration covers plumbing alongside the refrigeration, HVAC and building maintenance it has run in Edmonton since 2001, so the contractor repairing the leak already services the rest of the building. Plumbing inspections sit inside the same preventative maintenance programs as HVAC and refrigeration checks, and a corroded fitting or an aging valve found on an inspection gets fixed on a schedule instead of as an emergency.
The company opened in 2001, is family-run, and reached 25 years in business this year, with a 4.6 rating across 27 Google reviews. Technicians stay long term, many for up to 20 years, and the service area covers Edmonton and the surrounding areas from the shop at 11252 184 St NW.
Yes. (780) 405-7314 is answered 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and an emergency call reaches the on-call team directly.
Burst and split pipes, leaking supply lines, valves and fixtures, and commercial water heater tanks, boilers or heating systems that fail or leak, in commercial buildings across Edmonton and the surrounding areas.
Both. The technician isolates the leak first, then repairs the failed piping, fixture or component, and the same team supplies and installs plumbing fixtures and piping when replacement is the right fix.
Close the building's water shut-off valve if it is accessible. That limits the damage until the repair starts.
Often, yes. Plumbing inspections are part of the preventative maintenance programs, and a corroded fitting or an aging valve caught on an inspection gets repaired on a scheduled visit rather than on an emergency call.
"Had DJ come out for a furnace/AC inspection through my apartment complex. Going through the complex is usually hit or miss since you never know who they’re sending, but DJ was solid. He found the issue quickly, fixed it, and did it all while training a new tech on their first day..."Aidan, Google review
"Chris was amazing. They responded quickly and brought the parts so they could fix our commercial refrigerator in one visit."Cheryl Blake, Google review
"I have been using Provincial Refrigeration for many years now. I have always received excellent and fast service when needed, at a reasonable price..."Steve Marsh, Google review
Refrigeration or HVAC down right now? The line is answered 24/7.
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