Heichel Plumbing

We've been providing businesses and homeowners in the greater Orlando area with all of their plumbing needs since 1987. Our plumbers are certified and experienced professionals, and work hard to provide you with stress-free quality service.

Prior to commencing any work in the field, new construction and building retrofits come with pre-plans. These pre-plans include a blueprint of the building, including location of pipes, junctions and panels. Our Project Managers complete a comprehensive review of the pre-plans to confirm the means and methods of construction required to attain the desired goal. Following review, a bid cost is calculated. As part of our plan review, we provide feedback listing areas of the plan that need revision.

Heichel Plumbing is an Orlando-based company that has been in business for over 30+ years. Serving businesses and building contractors in the greater Orlando metro area, Heichel Plumbing continues to expand operations throughout Central Florida. At Heichel Plumbing, we develop and maintain a reputation for unmatched adherence to levels of quality set by our clients. Our team consists of highly trained and certified technicians with a strong culture of safety to protect our Heichel Plumbing colleagues, clients, and communities in which we work.

Drain systems in commercial buildings are unlike residential systems in terms of complexity and have the potential to clog - this can result in serious asset damage. With over 30 years' experience in commercial plumbing, Heichel Plumbing services various clients, including food service establishments. This means our plumbing team has the experience to effectively and efficiently serve you. Additionally, we source parts when replacements are needed.

It's safe to assume water piped into our homes and businesses contains naturally occurring soluble minerals. These minerals lead to what is considered "hard" water. Soft water is water that has been filtered or "softened" to remove minerals. Almost all water that isn't softened has some degree of hardness, which means there are minerals present in the :water. When hard water is heated in a commercial water heater, minerals in the water are precipitated from the water and deposit in a solid form.

A sudden problem with your water heater can be disruptive to your business. If we determine your commercial water heater is too far gone to repair, we may recommend replacing your system. Generally, our team will recommend the most cost effective solution: to repair the current system. If your business has an older heater that is in constant need of repair, we highly recommend replacing it with a new one. Our plumbing experts have worked with tankless, conventional, and hybrid commercial water heaters.