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Commercial restroom fixtures in Tulsa, OK

Fixtures that work on the first try

For the person who hears about it when a faucet sticks or a dryer dies: we replace commercial faucets, flush valves, hand dryers, dispensers and mirrors, and mount each one where the accessibility rules put it, so the upgrade passes the walk-through too.

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  • Mounted to ADA reach rules
  • Water-saving models
  • Written 1-year warranty

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Commercial faucet replacement, Tulsa

Small parts, big complaints

Most restroom complaints are about fixtures, not tile: a faucet that runs on, a sensor that never sees a hand, a flush valve that sticks, a dryer that blows cold, a dispenser that is always empty because nobody can open it. They are small parts that every customer and employee touches.

Replacing them is also where restrooms quietly fall out of compliance. A new dryer mounted a few inches too far off the wall, a soap dispenser hung above reach, or a faucet that needs a tight twist can turn a tidy upgrade into a barrier for someone in a wheelchair or with limited grip.

So we help you pick fixtures for how the room is used and cleaned, check the water and power each one needs, and mount everything to the reach and clearance rules before the old ones come off the wall.

Public restroom with wall-hung sinks under tall windows and a wall-mounted hand dryer
Public restroom with three wall-hung sinks under a window and a stainless hand dryer on white tile
Restroom with a stone counter, wall-mounted soap dispensers and a paper towel dispenser on tiled walls

Sensor faucets and flush valves, Tulsa

How we can help with restroom fixtures

Three jobs we take on most. Pick the one that sounds like your building, and the estimate starts there.

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Faucets and flush valves

Faucets and flush valves that work every time

We replace worn faucets with sensor or metering models and old flush valves with manual or sensor flushometers, check the water pressure and supply they need, and set flow rates that meet the plumbing code without leaving people waiting for water.

  • Sensor or metering faucets
  • Manual or sensor flush valves
  • Pressure and supply checked first
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Restroom fixture replacement in Tulsa

What comes with every fixture job

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  1. A walk-through of every fixture

    What works, what leaks, what nobody can reach, so you get one list instead of a call a week.

  2. Water and power checked

    Pressure and supply for flush valves, flow rates for faucets, and power for sensors and dryers.

  3. Mounted to the reach rules

    Operable parts within reach, nothing sticking out more than 4 inches into the walkway at hip height.

  4. Backing where it is heavy

    Dryers, changing stations and grab bars fixed into blocking, not drywall anchors.

  5. Old fixtures out

    Removed and hauled away, holes patched and the wall finished to match.

  6. A written 1-year warranty

    On our workmanship, with the maker's warranty on each fixture passed through to you.

Commercial hand dryer installation

Signs your fixtures need replacing

  • A faucet keeps running, or a sensor misses hands.
  • A flush valve sticks, runs on, or needs two pushes.
  • Dispensers are empty because they are hard to open or reach.
  • The hand dryer is loud, slow, or out of order.
  • Water bills climbed with no change in traffic.
  • An inspection or complaint flagged reach or clearance.
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Commercial restroom fixtures explained

What to know before you replace fixtures

Three things decide whether new fixtures solve the problem: how they are triggered, where they are mounted, and how much water they use.

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Manual, metering or sensor

How a fixture turns on decides how it is used, how it fails, and what it costs to keep running.

Sensor faucets
Hands-free and quick to shut off. They need batteries or power, and a sensor that is set well, or they run on or miss hands.
Metering faucets
Push to run, then they shut off on their own. The accessibility standard asks a hand-operated metering faucet to stay on at least 10 seconds.
Flush valves
Commercial toilets and urinals use flushometers, manual or sensor. They need enough water pressure and a large enough supply line, which some older buildings lack.
Hand dryers
No towels to stock or empty, but they need power at the wall, often their own circuit, and they cannot stick out into the walkway.
Side elevation of an accessible restroom counter: rim no higher than 34 inches, knee space at least 27 inches high, toe space 9 inches high, insulated pipes, and the mirror bottom no higher than 40 inches
Mirror, faucet and sink heights that every user can reach.

Where everything goes

The 2010 ADA Standards set where fixtures and accessories can be mounted, so everyone can use them and nobody walks into them.

Reach range
Controls and dispensers people use within the reach range, generally no higher than 48 inches for a forward or side reach without an obstruction.
Protruding objects
Anything mounted with its leading edge between 27 and 80 inches above the floor can stick out no more than 4 inches into a walkway, so a cane finds it first.
Operable parts
Usable with one hand, without tight grasping, pinching or twisting, and with no more than 5 pounds of force.
Mirrors
Over a sink, the bottom of the reflecting surface no higher than 40 inches above the floor.
Accessibility checks for restroom fixtures
ItemCheck
Dispensers and controlsWithin reach range, one hand, 5 pounds of force or less
Hand dryers and shelvesNo more than 4 inches into the walkway between 27 and 80 inches up
Mirror over a sinkBottom edge 40 inches or lower
Metering faucetStays on at least 10 seconds

Water use

Restroom fixtures run all day, so their flow rates show up on the water bill.

Public faucets
The model plumbing codes most cities use cap public lavatory faucets at 0.5 gallons per minute.
Toilets and urinals
Federal law caps toilets at 1.6 gallons per flush and urinals at 1.0. WaterSense labels toilets at 1.28 or less and urinals at 0.5 or less.
Leaks
A flush valve that runs on wastes water all day, every day, which is why a running valve is worth fixing first.
Proof for owners
We list each new fixture's flow rate on the quote, so you can compare it with what is on the wall now.
Flow limits for restroom fixtures
FixtureLimitWaterSense
Public lavatory faucet0.5 gal per minute (model codes)Not labeled
Toilet1.6 gal per flush (federal)1.28 or less
Urinal1.0 gal per flush (federal)0.5 or less

Commercial restroom fixture installers

From walk-through to fixtures that work

  • Free estimate, no obligation
  • Itemized written quote in 1 to 2 days
  • Room closures planned with you
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  1. Step 1: Call or text, we answer

    Someone picks up between 8 AM and 8 PM. Tell us the building, which fixtures are giving trouble, and whether you run more than one location.

    Someone picks up, 8 AM to 8 PM.

  2. Step 2: Walk-through

    We check every faucet, flush valve, dryer and dispenser, the water pressure and power, and the mounting heights and clearances.

    We check every fixture.

  3. Step 3: Written quote in 1 to 2 days

    Itemized by fixture, with models named and each location on its own line if you have several.

    Itemized, models named.

  4. Step 4: Ordered and scheduled

    Fixtures ordered, then the order of work agreed with you. Keeping one restroom open while we work on another is possible, and that is your call.

    Ordered, then scheduled.

  5. Step 5: Install and test

    Old fixtures out, new ones mounted and connected, every sensor, valve and dryer tested with you. Written 1-year warranty on our workmanship.

    Installed and tested with you.

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What customers say

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Restroom fixture questions, Tulsa

What managers ask before they book

Should we switch to sensor faucets?

They are hands-free and shut off on their own, which helps in busy restrooms. They need batteries or power and a well-set sensor. Metering faucets are a simpler choice that also shuts off on its own.

How high should a hand dryer or dispenser be mounted?

Controls within the reach range, generally 48 inches or lower, and nothing mounted between 27 and 80 inches above the floor can stick out more than 4 inches into the walkway. We lay out each one before it goes up.

Do replaced fixtures have to meet ADA?

Replacing a fixture is an alteration, so what you replace is expected to meet the current standard. Our ADA restroom compliance page explains when the rest of the room comes into it.

Can you replace one faucet?

Our minimum job is $2,500 to $5,000, so a single faucet is usually better done by a plumber. We are the right call for every fixture in a restroom, several restrooms, or several locations.

Will the restroom be closed?

Usually only for part of a day per room. Keeping one restroom open while we work on another is possible, and that is your call.

Is there a warranty?

A written 1-year warranty on our workmanship, plus the maker's warranty on each fixture.

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  2. ADA Restroom Compliance

    Business restrooms brought up to the 2010 ADA Standards: every element measured, grab bars on solid blocking.

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