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While residential plumbing typically involves a standard 8-hour work day (with the exception of emergencies), performed 5 days per week, commercial plumbing can take place on any day and at any time. Frequently, commercial plumbing is performed on weekends and holidays, as this is the time that the employees of a particular business are not on the premises.

Commercial plumbing requires different plumbing tasks than those done by a residential plumber. This is not to say a commercial plumber is not capable of working on a residential project or make repairs in your home - plumbing is plumbing, after all. However, many commercial plumbing tasks are specialties that most residential plumbers lack experience performing. 

Each commercial plumber must successfully pass standard plumbing licensing examinations, as do licensed residential plumbers, however, the scope of work in commercial plumbing is wholly different than that of residential. Codes must be memorized in all plumbing jobs, but vary between home-building, industrial, commercial, and factory specifications.

Plumbers always adapt their skills to different plumbing scenarios, but a commercial plumber performing work on a regular basis will be far more proficient in the commercial environment, than one who has worked primarily in single family homes. 

For the very best outcomes, it’s critical to engage plumbers who have the most pertinent experience. This can be equated to seeing a general practitioner physician versus a specialist. Each has important and critical expertise, but a specialist is highly proficient in their particular field.