Which kind of work is it?
- Commercial gasGas lines and equipment hookups for restaurants, shops and buildings.Read more
- Commercial heatingBoilers and gas heating equipment in commercial and rental buildings.Read more
- Commercial plumbingService calls, fit-outs, renovations and new construction plumbing.Read more
- Property managersOne contractor for the plumbing, gas and heating across your buildings.Read more
What does each service cover?
| Service | Typical work | Who calls |
|---|---|---|
| Gas | Gas lines and equipment hookups: ranges, fryers, griddles, heaters and other gas equipment | Restaurants, shops, building owners |
| Heating | Troubleshooting, installation and maintenance of boilers and gas heating equipment | Building owners, landlords, property managers |
| Plumbing | Repairs, installations, renovations and new construction | Businesses, builders, landlords |
| Property managers | All three trades across several buildings, one contact and one inbox | Property managers and landlords |
What happens when something fails after hours?
Call (416) 888-1371. Emergency repairs are 24/7. If there is a gas smell, get everyone out first and call Enbridge Gas at 1-866-763-5427 or 911 from outside, as Enbridge instructs (Enbridge Gas). For a burst pipe, close the building's main valve first; who shuts it off at the street depends on the city, on each city page.
How do I send a commercial request?
Use the request form for businesses. It takes the address of the job, photos or a video, and how soon you need it, and it lands in the same job inbox as a call or a text to (289) 639-2754. For larger work, choose "A quote to replace or install" and attach what you have: photos, drawings or the equipment list.
Jackman Mechanical prices each job directly with you; no prices are published on this site.
Which rules come up on commercial jobs?
In Ontario, fuel-fired appliance work must be done by TSSA-registered contractors with TSSA-certified gas technicians (TSSA). Rental buildings in Toronto must hold at least 21°C from October 1 to May 15 (City of Toronto). Toronto Building issues stand-alone permits for plumbing fixtures, buried piping, backflow devices and heating equipment, with their fees in the permits guide.