Facility Maintenance Contractors in Tonawanda, New York

8 listings: 2 HVAC, 1 plumbing, 2 electrical, 1 roofing, 2 locks & doors. From OpenStreetMap; call to confirm they take commercial work.

Who Services Commercial Buildings in Tonawanda, New York?

We list 8 maintenance contractors in Tonawanda: 2 HVAC, 1 plumbing, 2 electrical, 1 roofing, 2 locks & doors. 3 list a phone number and 2 a website. Nearby options include Buffalo, Amherst, North Tonawanda. Ask each whether they take commercial work, then check the license and insurance.

Updated November 6, 2026 · Source: OpenStreetMap (refreshed November 6, 2026).

Buffalo Garage Door Soultions

2851 Sheridan Drive, Tonawanda

Locks & DoorsSource: OSM

CKO Plumbing Services

335 Delaware Street, Tonawanda

PlumbingSource: OSM

Danforth

200 Colvin Woods Parkway, Tonawanda

HVACSource: OSM

Doll Electric

661 Main Street, Tonawanda

ElectricalPhone listedSource: OSM

Red Key Locksmith

1450 Niagara Falls Boulevard, Tonawanda

Locks & DoorsSource: OSM

Reimer Home Services

250 Fire Tower Drive, Tonawanda

HVACPhone listedWebsiteHours listedSource: OSM

Try-Lock Roofing Inc.

440 Northwood Drive, Tonawanda

RoofingPhone listedWebsiteHours listedSource: OSM

Weydman Electric

747 Young Street, Tonawanda

ElectricalSource: OSM

Maintaining a Building in Tonawanda

HVAC (2 here): facilities usually schedule HVAC contractors at least twice a year, before cooling and heating seasons. Questions to ask.
Plumbing (1 here): facilities usually schedule plumbers yearly for backflow tests and water heaters, plus repairs as needed. Questions to ask.
Electrical (2 here): facilities usually schedule electricians yearly for panel checks and emergency lighting, plus repairs as needed. Questions to ask.
Roofing (1 here): facilities usually schedule roofing contractors twice a year, usually spring and fall, and after major storms. Questions to ask.
Locks & Doors (2 here): facilities usually schedule locksmiths and commercial door companies as needed, plus a yearly check of doors and hardware. Questions to ask.