Your manufacturing or processing facility can't afford plumbing downtime. When wastewater systems back up or supply lines fail, production halts and revenue stops flowing. Industrial operations require plumbing contractors who understand the scale, complexity, and urgency of commercial infrastructure—not residential patch jobs scaled up.
Stallion Plumbing & Heating delivers large-scale industrial plumbing work including welding, piping installation, and drain cleaning tailored to wastewater treatment facilities, manufacturing plants, and processing operations. The team brings specialized equipment and trade certifications that match the demands of industrial environments.
The American Society of Plumbing Engineers notes that industrial facilities use 30% of commercial water consumption nationally, making efficient plumbing infrastructure essential for operational costs. Whether you're expanding production capacity, retrofitting aging systems, or responding to emergency failures, experienced industrial plumbers deliver solutions engineered for durability and code compliance.
Dartmouth's Industrial Landscape Demands Specialized Expertise
Dartmouth's strategic location along Route 6 and I-195 has fostered growth in light manufacturing, food processing, and distribution facilities. These operations generate unique plumbing challenges—from managing high-volume grease waste in food plants to handling corrosive chemicals in manufacturing processes. Coastal proximity also introduces salt air corrosion on exterior piping and water treatment complications from brackish groundwater.
Industrial plumbing work here frequently involves welding stainless steel and carbon steel piping, installing process water lines with precise pressure specifications, and maintaining drain systems that handle suspended solids and high temperatures. Processing plants require backflow prevention systems that protect potable water from contamination, while wastewater operations need pump stations and lift systems engineered for continuous duty cycles. According to the EPA, industrial facilities account for roughly 18% of wastewater treatment nationally, underscoring infrastructure complexity.
Services cover emergency drain cleaning, hydro jetting for grease and scale buildup, pipe replacement, and expansion projects that integrate with existing infrastructure without shutting down operations. Get in touch today for Industrial Plumbing Services in Dartmouth.
From Faunce Corner Road industrial parks to waterfront facilities, Dartmouth's commercial properties rely on plumbing systems that withstand heavy use, chemical exposure, and regulatory scrutiny.
- Certified welding and piping installation for process water, wastewater, and chemical transport systems
- High-pressure hydro jetting for drain lines handling grease, sludge, and industrial byproducts
- Pump station installation and repair for wastewater treatment and lift applications
- Backflow prevention testing and installation meeting Massachusetts Title 5 and EPA standards
- Emergency drain cleaning and repair minimizing production downtime
The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects 5% growth in plumbing jobs through 2031, with industrial plumbing representing the most specialized and highest-paying segment. Licensed contractors bring code knowledge, safety certifications, and equipment—like truck-mounted hydro jetters and pipe fusion machines—that residential plumbers don't carry. Whether you're upgrading aging infrastructure or building new capacity, industrial plumbing expertise ensures systems perform reliably under demanding conditions. Contact us today for Industrial Plumbing Services in Dartmouth.