Commercial Facility Maintenance in Alpharetta, GA

Commercial plumbing, commercial electrical, commercial HVAC, commercial painting, commercial flooring, preventive maintenance, facility management, commercial roofing, fire sprinkler inspection, restaurant equipment repair, commercial cleaning, mold remediation, and commercial landscaping.

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Yes, for night or weekend emergency repairs Alpharetta still requires a trade permit, but the installer must obtain it within two business days during normal permit issue hours. The permit covers the same plumbing, electrical, low-voltage, and mechanical work as a scheduled job. Keep the permit number with the repair record so it is on file if the city asks.

Water inside the City of Alpharetta comes from Fulton County, whose backflow policy covers every water customer with no grandfathering of existing ones. Devices must be inspected and tested at installation and at least annually, by a certified tester who submits the results through SwiftComply. The customer pays to buy, install, test, and maintain the device.

Grease traps, oil separators, and industrial pre-treatment need approval from the Fulton County Water and Sewer Division before the city permits the work, and restaurants are also pre-approved by the Fulton County Health Department. Commercial waste producers with a grease trap must hold a Commercial Waste Discharge Permit, and since February 21, 2023, registering in the county’s web portal is mandatory to obtain or renew it.

Yes, emergency generators with aboveground fuel tanks over 660 gallons, and underground fuel tanks of any size, need Georgia State Fire Marshal’s Office approval, and the generator’s screening needs Alpharetta Community Development approval, before the city permits them. The tank size can decide which approvals a unit needs.

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