COMMERCIAL INSTITUTIONS
I may or may not be the man to handle the problems at your place of business.
In my eleven and one-half years with the big "rooter" companies, I cleaned about a thousand drains a year. That's a literal, accurate estimate. A large portion of that work was done in commercial institutions, particularly restaurants.
Commercial jobs are different from residential ones. It is true that sewage runs downhill in both places, but a restaurant, for instance, has many drains that run in unknown directions. They aren't the same size as residential drains and they need a different cable in order for the job to be done aright. There are special fixtures in a restaurant that, if they aren't handled correctly, will cause recurring problems. I've seen service techs who should have known better use halfway measures in restaurants, giving the establishment half the value for twice the price.
Such servicemen know that businessmen are busy and have no time to bird-dog the drain man, who should be professional enough to work without supervision. Yet, that busyness is exactly the reason why the manager needs a dependable person working in his store. The place is there to do business and to make money, and plumbing problems only slow down production and make the place less attractive to customers. "I need it fixed right and I need it now."
As an experienced troubleshooter, I'm one of the best men you could have when the water at your store starts coming up instead of draining down. 
Trouble is, I'm only a one-truck operation. Despite all of my talent, knowledge, experience, equipment, and friendliness, it might take me longer to break free and get to your property than you want to wait.
You're in a different situation than the owner of a residence. It is quite possible that you'd prefer to have a high-priced beginner working on the problem now than a low-priced professional "on his way as soon as possible." It's the nature of the restaurant business. I understand, believe me.
I can offer you this: if you call and ask me when I can come, I'll give you a definite, honest, binding answer. I won't tell you what you want to hear, just to get you on the hook, and then call back later with some lying excuse and another phony promise. If I say something, I mean it. If I have to lose money to keep my promise, I'll do it. No lies, no excuses.
It should only take a minute to get in contact with me and see if I can come. If you're located within my area, I can probably save you a good chunk of change.
If you don't want to worry with a "maybe" type of guy like me, I'd recommend my friends at Rooter Man Plumbing (371.0940).
That's Brian and Christine in the picture. Tell 'em Kevan sent you.
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