Houses, semis, rebuilds and condo suites
Residential plumbing
- Drains, sewers and backups
- Water heaters and tankless
- Sump pumps and backwater valves
- Leaks, burst pipes and re-piping
Open a job by phone · Technicians turning valve.
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North York plumbing services for homes and businesses
Every job written up, every line signed off. You hear the plan before a tool comes out of the van.
- Blocked drains, sewer laterals and floor-drain backups opened and scoped
- Tank and tankless heaters, sump pits and backwater valves fitted or fixed
- Restaurants, offices and multi-unit buildings served after hours
- You hear the cause and the plan before any pipe is cut
Speak to the desk(365) 517-5705
Call now- Licensed and insured: details confirmed on the call
- Plan explained before work starts
- Residential and commercial
Start with the symptom
What is the plumbing doing?
Pick the closest match. Each one opens the page for that job.
Service area
North York neighbourhoods we cover
Each area page covers the housing, the pipe behind the walls and the calls we get on those streets.
- Willowdale plumbing services
- Newtonbrook plumbing services
- Bayview Village plumbing services
- Don Mills plumbing services
- Parkwoods plumbing services
- Victoria Village plumbing services
- York Mills plumbing services
- Hogg's Hollow plumbing services
- Bedford Park plumbing services
- Armour Heights plumbing services
- Lansing plumbing services
- Downsview plumbing services
- Bathurst Manor plumbing services
- Clanton Park plumbing services
- Westminster-Branson plumbing services
- Flemingdon Park plumbing services
- Henry Farm plumbing services
- Lawrence Manor plumbing services
- Yorkdale-Glen Park plumbing services
- York University Heights plumbing services
- Humber Summit plumbing services
- Pleasant View plumbing services
- Don Valley Village plumbing services
- Hillcrest Village plumbing services
- St. Andrew-Windfields plumbing services
- Banbury-Don Mills plumbing services
- Thornhill plumbing services
- Richmond Hill plumbing services
- Vaughan plumbing services
Two sides of the trade
Residential or commercial?
Cabled drains, cut-out cast iron, swapped water heaters, re-set toilets and dug-up laterals: these are the jobs on our pad, sorted by tab so you can find the one that matches the mess in front of you.
Restaurants, offices, retail and multi-unit
Commercial plumbing
- Grease interceptors and kitchen lines
- Backflow prevention testing
- Commercial drain jetting
- Property manager accounts
Services
The work we do in North York homes
Every job below has its own page with signs, steps and the test we finish with.
Drains3
Sewer5
Basement7
Hot water4
Pipes6
Fixtures5
Plumbing library
Read before you call
- Finding Your Main Water Shut-OffCheck the street-side basement wall where the copper comes through
- Keeping Pipes From FreezingClose the inside valve to each hose bib in fall
- Toronto Basement Flooding Subsidy ExplainedCheck the current City program terms first
- Looking After a Backwater ValveOpen the access cap twice a year
- Testing Your Sump Pump in SpringPour a pail into the pit and watch it cycle
- Tank or Tankless: Choosing a Water HeaterCount the showers that run at the same time
About North York Plumbing Services
Each ticket opens with a call to (365) 517-5705. The desk asks three things: which fixture is acting up, what the symptom looks like, and since when. A plumber shows up with that written on the sheet, opens the trap, cleanout, access panel or valve that matters, and tells you the cause before any parts get cut out.
How a work order runs
- Call. Say it plainly: the basement floor drain came up, the toilet rocks, the water heater pops.
- Open it up. We pull the trap, run the cable or the camera, read the meter, check the burner.
- Write it up. Cause, fix, and anything that could change once the pipe is apart go on paper first.
- Sign off. We flood-test, pressure-test or cycle the pump, then list what was replaced.
Plumber's tip: No prices on this site. Until somebody has looked down the drain or behind the access panel, any number is a guess. The desk will explain how a job like yours is priced.
What we find under North York houses
Most streets between Highway 401 and Steeles were built in the 1950s and 1960s. Behind the drywall that usually means a 4-inch cast-iron stack, galvanized branch lines choked with scale, and a clay sewer lateral with a joint every few feet where roots get in. Bedford Park, Lansing and East York go back further, and some of those homes still carry a lead water service from the street.
The newer layer is different work: Willowdale and Lawrence Manor rebuilds with PEX manifolds, tankless heaters and three or four bathrooms draining into an old lateral, plus Yonge Street condos with in-suite shut-offs and shared risers. One day can go from rodding roots out of a 1952 bungalow to pulling a burnt-out sump pump in a 2015 basement.
Water on the basement floor
Storm water and sewer backup reach basements through the floor drain, the weeping tile and cracks at the cove joint. The fixes are mechanical: a mainline backwater valve cut into the building drain, a sump pit with a working pump and a backup, and downspouts carried away from the wall. Toronto has run a subsidy for some of this work; confirm the current terms with the City first.
Scale, sediment and hot water
North York pulls its supply out of Lake Ontario, which holds enough hardness to leave white crust on aerators, packs sediment into the bottom of tank heaters and clogs the heat exchanger in tankless units. A yearly flush through the drain valve, or a descale with isolation valves on a tankless, keeps the burner from rumbling and the recovery time short.
What we will not do
No work begins unless it is written on the order and approved. We do not invent urgency. If a 30-year-old faucet is not worth a cartridge, we say so; if a job needs a gas technician or a permit, you hear that before booking.
Three things callers ask first
Do you take bookings online?
No. Booking happens by phone only, so you speak to a person who writes up your job before a plumber is sent.
Which parts of North York do you cover?
The whole former city of North York, from the Humber River to the Don Valley and from Highway 401 north to Steeles, plus nearby communities listed on the parishes page.
Will I get a written plan before work starts?
Yes. The plumber writes down the cause, the proposed work and anything that could change it, and you approve it first.