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Clogged, leaking or cold? Toronto plumbers on the tools

Old houses. Straight answers. A price before we start. Cast-iron stacks, clay laterals, soft lead services and basement floor drains that back up in August storms. That is the plumbing under most of old Toronto, and it is what we open up every day.

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  • Drains cleared with augers and checked on camera
  • Split pipes, seized valves and lead services replaced
  • Water heaters repaired or swapped the same week
  • Homes, condo suites, restaurants and rental buildings

A price before we startNothing cut or opened until you say yes.

  • Licensed & insureddetails confirmed on the call
  • Phones answered 24/7a person, not a queue
  • Price before we startcall-out rate on the phone
  • Old Toronto & East Yorkhouses, condos, businesses

Homes or businesses

Pick your side: residential or commercial

Same plumbers, same phone number, different hardware. Pick the side that fits your building.

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Residential plumbing

Semis with cast-iron stacks, bungalows with clay laterals, condo suites with one shared riser. We work on the plumbing that sits under, behind and between Toronto homes.

  • Drains cleared with the right cable size, then checked on camera
  • Split copper, leaky shut-offs and lead services cut out and replaced
  • Tank and tankless heaters repaired, flushed or swapped
  • Backwater valves and sump pits for basements that have flooded before
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Commercial plumbing

Restaurant grease lines, retail washrooms, office risers and low-rise rental buildings. We work around your hours so the doors can stay open while the pipes get fixed.

  • After-hours and early-morning visits so service is not interrupted
  • Grease line, floor drain and main jetting for food service
  • Backflow preventer testing and repairs, with paperwork for your records
  • Riser, booster and shut-off work in walk-ups and small apartment buildings
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How it works

How a call runs

No forms and no callback queue. One phone call starts the job.

  1. 1
    You call

    Say where the leak or backup is. If water is still running, we talk you to the main shut-off first.

  2. 2
    Rate on the phone

    You hear the call-out rate before a plumber is dispatched, so there is no surprise at the door.

  3. 3
    Diagnose and price

    Camera, gauge or a look under the sink. You get the cause in plain words and a price for the repair.

  4. 4
    Fix, test, clean up

    Work starts when you say yes. We pressure-test or flow-test, wipe down and haul away the old parts.

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From the job

Hands on the pipe, every day

Pipe wrenches, cut copper, open traps and wet basement floors. This is what a working week looks like under Toronto houses.

Find the cause before cutting the wall. A camera down the stack or a gauge on the hose bib saves more plaster than any saw.

We clear drains with drum augers and cameras, cut out split copper, sweat on new couplings, trade stuck gate valves for new ball valves, pull and reset toilets on fresh wax, and drain, flush or replace tired water heaters. You hear the call-out rate on the phone and a repair price before anything gets cut.

Before we arrive

Four things to do while we drive over

  1. Shut the main

    Usually on the front foundation wall beside the meter. Clockwise until it stops.

  2. Protect the tank

    Gas tank to “Pilot”, electric tank off at the breaker.

  3. Stop running water

    No laundry, showers or flushing while a drain is backing up.

  4. Call the desk

    Say what is leaking or backing up, and on which floor.

Right now on the trucks

What Toronto is calling about

  • Floor drain backing up

    Grey water or sewage at the basement drain: stop using water upstairs and call.

  • Split pipe after a cold night

    Close the main at the meter, open a low tap and leave the wall alone until we arrive.

  • No hot water

    Check the pilot window or the breaker, then call with the model plate handy.

  • Toilet overflowing

    Turn the stop behind the bowl clockwise, lift the lid and push the flapper down.

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Questions

Asked before every first visit

Do you really answer at 3 a.m.?

Yes. The phone is answered around the clock, including holidays, by someone who can send a plumber with a truck stocked for drains and leaks.

Will I know the price before you cut anything?

Yes. The call-out rate is quoted on the phone, and the repair is priced after diagnosis, before any pipe is cut or drain is opened.

Do you pull permits?

When a job needs a City plumbing permit, such as a backwater valve, sewer lateral or water service replacement, we apply and book the inspection.

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Water where it shouldn’t be? Call now.

A plumber answers day and night, and the call-out rate is quoted before anyone drives over.

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