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Pull-down kitchen faucet: supply lines, cartridge and trap all sit below this sink.

Home service

Residential

Residential plumbing for North York homes

Cast-iron stacks in a 1950s bungalow, PEX in a new infill, shared risers in a Yonge Street condo: every kind of North York home lands on this side of the counter.

  • Drains, toilets and sewer laterals cleared and camera-checked
  • Water heaters repaired, replaced and set up to code
  • Hidden leaks traced before walls are opened
  • Basement flood protection: sumps, backwater valves, floor drains
  • Licensed and insured (details on the call)
  • Price agreed before work starts
  • North York and next door

What the home side covers

Most residential calls in North York start with one of four complaints: water going where it should not, a drain that will not move, no hot water, or a basement that flooded after the most recent downpour. Each of those has a page of its own under Our Work. This page is the map.

Drains and sewers

  • Kitchen, bathroom and laundry drains augered from the trap or clean-out
  • Main line cleared from the basement clean-out to the city lateral
  • Camera run after clearing so you see roots, sags or broken clay
  • Floor drains and traps that gurgle or smell

Hot water

  • Gas tank heaters swapped, including venting, gas connection and relief valve
  • Tankless units descaled, repaired or installed where the gas line can feed them
  • Rental tanks: we tell you what to ask the rental company before you call them

Pipes, leaks and pressure

  • Pinhole leaks in old copper, failed galvanized nipples, split PEX after a freeze
  • Main shut-off valves seized solid or weeping past the stem
  • Low pressure traced to the meter, the main valve or old galvanized lines
  • Lead service pipes identified and replaced on the private side

Fixtures and renovations

  • Toilets repaired, unclogged, reset on new wax or replaced
  • Faucets, shower valves and cartridges rebuilt or replaced
  • Bathroom and basement rough-ins laid out for inspection

How the housing stock shapes the job

Postwar bungalows in Bathurst Manor and Downsview went up with cast-iron drain stacks and clay sewer pipe, and plenty of those originals survive; clay cracks and let roots in. Don Mills split-levels put the laundry and floor drain at the lowest point, so a blocked main shows up there first. Willowdale and Lansing rebuilds usually have PVC drains and PEX supply but sometimes tie into an older lateral under the driveway. Condo suites along Yonge and Sheppard share risers, so a leak can come from the unit above. We ask about the building before we load the van.

Most residential calls in North York start with one of four complaints: water going where it should not, a drain that will not move, no hot water, or a basement that flooded after the most recent downpour.

From the counter

How a home call runs

  1. You call and describe the symptom and the cross streets.
  2. We ask the age of the house, the pipe you can see, and where the shut-off is.
  3. On site, the plumber opens the trap, clean-out or wall to find the fault.
  4. You hear the fix and the price before the work starts.
  5. We test every fixture on that run and show you what came out.

Every home service

For businesses and buildings

Questions

Do you work in condos as well as houses?

Yes. Inside a suite we handle fixtures, valves, drains and leaks. Shared risers and stacks belong to the corporation, so we coordinate with property management when the fault is on their side.

Can you tell what is wrong over the phone?

Often roughly. A gurgling floor drain plus a slow toilet usually points to the main line; a single slow sink is usually its own trap or branch. The plumber confirms on site before any price is set.

How the job runs

  1. You callDescribe what is dripping, backing up or cold, and the cross streets.
  2. We ask questionsAge of the building, pipe type if you know it, where the shut-off is.
  3. We open it upTrap off, clean-out open or wall cut: find the actual fault before quoting the fix.
  4. We test itOpen each tap on that run, watch the joints dry and show you what came out.