A washroom upgrade needs a workable layout as well as suitable fixtures. Spivak Plumbing carries out commercial washroom plumbing, including the plumbing portion of AODA-accessible washrooms. We serve Toronto and York Region. Owners and project professionals need to confirm the requirements for the complete room before installation begins.
Work covered
- Commercial washroom plumbing upgrades
- Plumbing for AODA-accessible washrooms
Review what is changing
Replacing a sink in the same position is different from relocating a toilet or changing the room layout. Send the existing arrangement, proposed drawings and selected fixture details. The condition and position of the supply and drainage pipes affect the work. Access through walls or floors should be discussed before finishes are ordered and the installation sequence is set.
Accessible washroom projects
Accessibility depends on the complete design, including clearances, controls and fixture placement. It is not established by a plumbing connection alone. The responsible designer and authorities should confirm applicable AODA and building requirements. We review the plumbing work against the agreed design. Do not treat installation as certification that every feature in the room meets the full project requirements.
Keep the building usable
In an occupied office, retail unit or managed property, the property contact needs to coordinate notices and alternative facilities where necessary. Clarify which washroom is affected and when access is available. Rough-in and final fixture installation may happen at different construction stages. Required inspections and checks need to be addressed before new work is covered by finished surfaces.
Send the project information
For a site in Richmond Hill, Markham or Aurora, include the building type and planning stage. Tell us whether this is a fixture replacement or a wider room alteration. Product specifications and the current drawing revision help establish the scope. We confirm availability directly during business hours, with the work included and responsibilities agreed before installation. Have any available product instructions or previous service records ready for the discussion. They can help identify what has changed and what still needs to be checked at the property.