Urinal Installation in Farmers Branch, TX

Adding Urinals Where They're Needed

Helped a church in Farmers Branch add urinals to their men’s restroom. Lines at the bathroom during services were crazy. Two urinals later, traffic flows way better. Simple addition made a real difference.

Urinal installation makes sense for businesses, churches, schools, and anywhere with high men’s restroom traffic.

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Why Install Urinals

Faster traffic flow Urinals free up stalls for people who need them.
Water savings Modern urinals use way less water than toilets.
Hygiene Less seat contact and cleanup issues.
Code requirements Some occupancies require urinals based on capacity.

Types of Urinals

Wall mounted Most common, hangs on wall at a specific height.
Floor mounted Sits on floor, less common now.
Trough style Multiple users, mainly in stadiums. Rare in regular buildings.
Waterless No flush, special drain trap system.

Flush Systems

Manual flush valves User activates flush.
Automatic flush Sensor detects use and flushes automatically. More sanitary.
Low flow 5 gallons per flush or less.
High efficiency 125 gallons or pint flush.
Waterless Zero water use with special cartridges that need replacing.

Installation Requirements

Supply line for flush valve, except waterless units. Drain connection to the building drain system. Proper height mounting, typically 24 inches from floor to rim for adults. Backing into the wall for secure mounting. Privacy partitions between units.

The Installation Process

Rough in plumbing through wall during construction or renovation. Install supply line for flush valve. Install drain connection at proper height and angle. Add mounting blocking in wall framing. Once walls are closed, hang urinal at specified height. Connect flush valve to supply line. Install drain connection. Test for leaks and proper operation.

ADA Compliance

Commercial installations must include ADA-compliant urinals. Maximum rim height is 17 inches from floor. Proper clear floor space in front. Flush controls at accessible height and location.

Waterless Urinals

Use special trap inserts with liquid seal. No water, no flush valve, no supply line required. Major water savings, thousands of gallons per year per urinal. Cartridges need replacing every few months, depending on use. Some cities offer rebates for installing these.

Spacing and Privacy

Codes specify minimum spacing between urinals. Privacy partitions between units, required in most areas. Specific height, depth, and gap requirements for partitions.

Water Savings

Old urinals used 1 to 3 gallons per flush. Modern high-efficiency models use 0.125 gallons. Waterless models use zero. Over a year in busy restrooms, the savings are significant.

Costs

Basic urinal installation typically runs $500 to $800 per unit.
Automatic flush valves add $100 to $200.
Waterless urinals are similar in cost but save on water bills.
Rough in plumbing during construction is easier and cheaper than retrofits.

Retrofitting Existing Restrooms

Adding urinals to existing bathrooms is doable but more involved. Walls need to be opened for supply and drain lines. May require relocating other fixtures to create space. Floor and wall repairs add cost.

Maintenance Needs

Flush valves need occasional service as diaphragms wear out. Drains can develop mineral buildup. Waterless cartridges need regular replacement. Auto sensors require battery changes or electrical maintenance. Regular cleaning prevents odors and buildup.

Fixture Quality

Commercial-grade urinals are built tougher than residential fixtures. Vitreous china is standard, durable and easy to clean. Stainless steel is used for vandal-prone areas. Quality flush valves are worth the investment because cheap ones fail often.

Schools and High Traffic Areas

Youth fixtures mounted lower, typically 12 to 15 inches. Vandal-resistant fixtures for problem areas. Sensor flush systems prevent misuse.

Permits and Codes

Commercial plumbing requires permits. All work must meet plumbing codes and ADA requirements. Inspections are required before closing walls and after completion.

Water Pressure

Flush valves need adequate water pressure, typically 25 to 80 PSI. Too low and they will not flush properly. Too high and they can be damaged. We check pressure and install regulators if needed.

Multiple Units

Installing several urinals requires proper drain sizing. Supply lines must have adequate capacity. Spacing requirements apply between units.

Partition Installation

Usually handled by contractors but we coordinate. Proper mounting ensures partitions are secure. All height and gap requirements must be met.

Ongoing Costs

Water usage for flushing, except waterless models. Replacement parts for flush valves. Cartridges for waterless units. Regular cleaning and maintenance.

ROI Considerations

Water savings can pay back installation costs over time.

Improved restroom traffic flow has real operational value.

Customer, tenant, and visitor satisfaction improves.

Need urinal installation? My Local Plumber at http://www.mylocalplumber.net installs urinals for commercial properties, churches, and schools.

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