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Medical Offices & Senior Living

Buildings that can't lose water or close a corridor. Non-disruptive locating, after-hours work, and repairs planned so the building stays in service.

Technician kneeling at an opened slab section in a commercial basement with work lights and cones

A medical office building, an assisted living community or a senior housing complex can't be without water for a day and can't close a corridor for a week. A leak under the slab or on the private main has to be found without disruption, scheduled for the quietest hours, opened at one spot, and repaired with water restored on a known timeline. We plan these jobs with the facilities manager around the building's operations, and we're used to working quietly in occupied buildings.

The senior living communities around Silverdale, Bremerton, Poulsbo and Port Orchard are multi-building sites with the same private mains and irrigation as any complex, plus residents for whom a water outage is a real hardship. Our overnight investigations find chronic losses without anyone noticing, our locates keep excavations to a single spot, and our emergency response gets water back on the same night. The written report goes to the facilities manager and the owner's file.

What usually goes wrong, and what we do about it

A wet corridor or utility room on a slab

Located through the concrete, opened at one spot after hours, repaired and patched.

A water bill out of line with the census

Overnight master-meter investigation with irrigation and buildings isolated.

A main break with residents in the building

Immediate response, water stopped and restored the same night, site secured, residents kept safe.

A planned repair that can't interrupt care

Scheduled window, temporary feed where needed, water restored on time.

From the field

What the work looks like

Wide view of a commercial basement hallway during slab leak repair with cones marking the wet zoneTechnician breaking concrete with a demolition hammer to expose a leaking pipe under a slabTechnician with a demolition hammer opening a commercial basement slab beside wooden palletsTechnician kneeling at an opened slab section in a commercial basement with work lights and cones
FAQ

Medical Offices & Senior Living: questions

How do you minimize disruption?
Non-disruptive locating during the day, noisy work after hours, a single opening at the mark, and a shutoff window agreed with the facilities manager in advance.

Something underground isn't right?

We answer 24 hours a day. We locate before we dig, and we handle the whole job with our own crew and equipment.

Call (206) 354-9906