On-Site Evaluation & Sizing
We inspect your existing system, measure demand, and confirm gas, venting, and electrical so the new unit is properly sized.
When your commercial water heater fails, kitchens shut down, tenants complain, and health codes are at risk. Omaha Drain sends TruTech-certified commercial techs to restore reliable hot water fast — with properly sized, code-compliant installs built for real-world demand.
For most businesses, hot water isn’t a luxury — it’s required. Health departments, customer comfort, and tenant satisfaction all depend on reliable hot water. A failing commercial water heater can mean cold dishwashers, closed restrooms, and angry customers.
Maybe you’ve noticed lukewarm water, rusty discoloration, or the breaker tripping. Maybe the tank finally burst. Either way, you can’t afford a long, drawn-out project or a “temporary” fix that fails again in a few months.
Omaha Drain treats your hot water outage like the emergency it is. We send commercial-trained technicians who understand sizing, recirculation, mixing valves, and code requirements for real-world businesses — not just homes.
A properly sized, correctly installed commercial water heater protects your reputation, your building, and your bottom line. Undersized, aging, or poorly installed systems cost you in constant callbacks, higher energy bills, and surprise shutdowns.
We keep your project organized from first call to final inspection so you always know what’s happening and when your hot water will be back.
Every business is different, but you should never wonder what you’re paying for. Here’s what’s typically included when Omaha Drain installs or replaces a commercial water heater.
We inspect your existing system, measure demand, and confirm gas, venting, and electrical so the new unit is properly sized.
Our techs install new tanks, tankless, or light commercial boilers to current code, including pans, drains, safety valves, and expansion tanks where needed.
We pull permits when required and coordinate inspections with the city or AHJ so you stay compliant and documented.
Old heaters, venting, and debris are removed and properly disposed of so your mechanical room is clean and organized.
We test temperature, pressure, and recirculation, then show your staff basic operation and how to spot early warning signs.
Ask about annual flushing, anode inspections, and priority service to extend the life of your investment.
See the difference a properly designed, professionally installed commercial water heater makes for your business.
Every building, fuel type, and heater size is different. Instead of guessing over the phone, we come on-site, evaluate your existing system, and provide clear options so you can choose what makes sense for your business.
From single-location restaurants to multi-building complexes, Omaha Drain is the go-to partner when hot water problems threaten business operations.
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Here are answers to some of the most common questions we hear from Omaha-area business owners and property managers.
Yes. If your business is without hot water or you have a leaking tank, call us right away. We’ll talk through the situation, help you shut things down safely if needed, and dispatch a commercial tech as quickly as possible.
We regularly service and replace large commercial tanks, tankless banks, and light commercial boiler-fed systems. We’ll evaluate your current setup, your peak demand, and any recirculation loops to design a solution that actually fits how your building uses hot water.
Most like-for-like replacements can be completed in a single visit, although complex mechanical rooms or major re-piping may require additional time. We plan the work around your hours to minimize disruption, and we’ll communicate clear start and completion times before we begin.
Yes. When permits are required, Omaha Drain handles the paperwork and coordinates inspection so your upgrade is fully documented for landlords, insurers, and code officials.
Absolutely. Even if your current system is limping along, we can evaluate it now, provide a written plan and budget range, and help you schedule the project during a slower season so you’re not forced into an emergency replacement.