Commercial Appliance Water Connections

What commercial appliance water connections cover

A correctly installed connection protects your appliance, your water supply, and your premises. Typical work includes:

• New hot or cold water supplies to commercial appliances
• Alterations to existing pipework to suit new layouts or equipment
• Isolation valves for safe shut-off during maintenance
• Backflow protection (for example, check valves or air gaps where required)
• Pressure and flow checks to support correct appliance performance
• Leak finding and repairs on feeds, fittings and supply pipework
• Replacement of worn, non-compliant, or poorly installed components
• Commissioning checks and basic user handover on shut-off points

Who this service is for

This service is well suited to offices, retail units, cafés, small hospitality sites, and light industrial premises that need dependable appliance feeds. It is often booked when you are fitting new equipment, refurbishing a kitchen or staff area, or dealing with repeated leaks and low pressure. Landlords and facilities contacts also use it to keep sites compliant and reduce call-outs.

How the work is delivered

Work usually starts with a quick review of the appliance requirements and the existing supply route, then agreeing the most practical isolation points and protection measures. The connection is installed or repaired, then tested for leaks and correct operation before the area is left safe and tidy. Where access needs to be managed around trading hours, the aim is to sequence shut-offs and testing to limit disruption.

After the connection is completed

You will be shown where the isolation valve is and what to do if you ever need to shut the appliance supply off quickly. If issues like scale, debris, or pressure instability are likely to affect performance, you can be advised on options such as filtration, pressure reduction, or a small rework of the feed to improve reliability.