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Comfort Temp HVAC and Plumbing is hiring a Commercial Service Plumber to diagnose, repair, maintain, and install plumbing systems in large commercial facilities with real infrastructure behind them.
You’ll work independently in mechanical rooms, servicing boilers, recirculating pumps, and high-demand commercial fixtures, communicating with property managers and site contacts, with a focus on reliability and safety in every service call.
Commercial Service Plumber
Comfort Temp HVAC and Plumbing |
If flushometers, TMVs, and Schedule 80 drain systems don't intimidate you — they're just Tuesday — we want to talk. Comfort Temp is hiring a Commercial Service Plumber to take on complex commercial facilities across the Gainesville area, and we're looking for someone who already thinks in terms of mechanical rooms, not water heaters under a sink.
Comfort Temp HVAC and Plumbing has been committed to providing reliable, high-quality mechanical and plumbing solutions since 1985. Built on integrity, craftsmanship, and accountability, we take pride in delivering dependable service to our commercial customers.
Our core values guide everything we do:
Our mission is simple: deliver professional service that keeps businesses operating safely and efficiently. If that sounds like how you already show up to work, keep reading.
This is a commercial-service-only role — no residential calls, no toilets-at-2am. You'll diagnose, repair, maintain, and install plumbing systems in large commercial facilities with real infrastructure behind them: grocery stores like Publix, retail locations, and other high-demand commercial buildings.
You’ll spend your days troubleshooting independently in the field, working in mechanical rooms with multiple boilers and recirculating pumps, and handling the kind of commercial-grade fixtures and valves that require actual expertise — not guesswork.
You’ll travel to commercial job sites as scheduled, diagnose plumbing issues using strong service logic, and repair and maintain systems to restore operation quickly and safely. You’ll communicate findings and recommended repairs clearly to property managers and site contacts, and document every job with accurate service notes, photos, and details.
Copper water lines — installation, repair, modifications, tie‑ins, and replacements. Hot and cold domestic water piping and service connections. Recirculation lines and circulation troubleshooting. Isolation and control points throughout the system.
Schedule 80 drain piping, floor drains, air gap drains and indirect waste connections, runoff drains, and drain service work — clearing, diagnosing recurring issues, and identifying root causes rather than just clearing symptoms.
Flushometers, sensor valves, mixing valves and thermostatic mixing valves (TMVs), and the isolation and control valves common to commercial systems — all serviced with confidence, not trial and error.
You’ll need to be genuinely comfortable here: multiple boilers, recirculating pumps, multiple system branches, tight access, and high-importance shutdown planning coordinated with site contacts.
Reading and interpreting work orders, prints/specs, and applicable codes. Following safety standards, company procedures, and jobsite requirements. Keeping your service vehicle organized, your tools ready, and your parts inventory disciplined.
We're a growing company that's been doing this the right way since 1985 — and we back that up with how we treat our people, not just our customers. If you want a team built on trust, accountability, and pride in the work, this is it.