Leaks, burst pipes, toilets, sump pumps. Fixed the same day.
A licensed plumber comes out, finds the actual problem, tells you what it costs, and fixes it. Most plumbing calls are done in one visit.
Plumbing services
Pick a job
Choose one on the left and you get what it covers in plain English. If it is already leaking, flooding or you can smell gas, skip the reading and call.
Emergency Plumbing
Burst pipe or water where it should not be. Call any hour and a person answers.
Leaking Toilets, Faucets & Pipes
A running toilet or dripping tap wastes water every hour. We repair or replace it.
Sump Pumps
We install, repair and test sump pumps so the basement stays dry in a storm.
Frozen Pipes
We thaw frozen lines without damaging them and insulate so it does not happen again.
Plumbing Maintenance
A yearly check of valves, supply lines and the water heater, before something fails.
What a week costs you
Almost nothing on this page starts out expensive. It gets expensive because it was left, and water is patient.
- Today
A joint weeping about a drop an hour
Left a weekSoaked drywall and insulation, so a twenty minute repair turns up with a restoration bill attached to it.
- Today
A shutoff valve that will not quite turn
Left a weekNothing can be isolated when something does burst, so the whole house goes off at the street while you wait for us.
- Today
A sump pump that hums without lifting water
Left a weekA finished basement under water the first night a storm parks over you, which is the one night everybody else is calling as well.
- Today
A water bill fifteen dollars higher than usual
Left a weekMonths of the same, plus whatever that leak has been quietly doing to the floor above it the whole time.
Call us when you see this
Most burst pipes give you a week of warning first. These are the ones worth acting on the day you notice them.
- The water meter still moves with every tap off
- Something on the pressurised side is leaking, usually under a slab or inside a wall. It will not stop on its own.
- A damp patch on a ceiling or wall that keeps growing
- A supply line, not a drain. Drains only leak when something runs. A patch that grows overnight is under pressure.
- Pressure has dropped everywhere in the house
- Usually the main line or a failing pressure regulator. One weak tap is a fixture problem, the whole house is not.
- The toilet refills by itself every few minutes
- A worn flapper letting tank water past. Cheap to fix, and it can add a lot to a quarterly water bill.
- Hot water runs rusty after a few days away
- The tank is corroding inside, or you still have galvanised pipe feeding it.
- The sump pit fills but the pump does not kick in
- A stuck float or a dead pump. You find out which one during the next storm if nobody tests it first.
What makes a leak worse
Nothing here is a criticism. These are the four things we turn up to most often, and all four started as someone sensibly trying to help.
Do not crank a weeping fitting tighter
Old brass splits. A drip you could catch in a cup becomes a spray you cannot shut off.
Do not leave the water on if you cannot find the source
Shut the main off and call. An hour of pressurised water into a wall cavity is a restoration job, not a plumbing one.
Do not thaw a frozen pipe with a torch or a heat gun
Open flame near old framing starts fires, and heating one spot fast is what actually splits the pipe. Warm the whole run gently or call us.
Do not turn the water heater back on before the tank is full
Firing a dry tank wrecks the element or the burner, and turns a free fix into a new heater.
How a plumbing call goes
Stop the damage
First thing through the door is isolating the fixture or the main, so the house stops getting wetter while we work out the cause.
Find it before opening anything
Meter test, moisture meter and acoustic listening gear. We would rather spend twenty minutes locating a leak than cut three holes looking for it.
You see the cause and the price
We show you what we found and what it costs to put right. Nothing gets cut or replaced until you have said yes to the number.
Repair, then pressure test
We bring the line back up and watch the joint under pressure before packing up, because a joint that holds dry can still weep at 60 psi.
What changes a plumbing price
We give you the number before we start, every time. These are the things that move it, so you can see roughly where a job of yours would sit.
Where the pipe runs
An exposed basement joint is a quick repair. The same break inside a finished wall means opening it up and closing it back.
What the pipe is made of
Copper and PEX repair cleanly. Old galvanised usually means replacing the whole run, because the next threaded joint fails as soon as you disturb it.
Whether the shutoff still works
A seized main valve is its own small job, and it has to happen before anything else can.
The hour you need us
An overnight emergency call costs more than the same repair booked for Tuesday morning. If it can safely wait, we will tell you so.
The fixtures you pick
Labour to swap a toilet is the same whatever the toilet costs. Supply your own or we will price a few options.
Plumbing questions
Plumbing across the GTA
Every job on this page, anywhere in the GTA. The crew comes to you: this is a mobile business, not a shop you drive to.
Need plumbing help now?
Emergency or planned job, you get an arrival window on the phone and a price before any work starts. Anywhere in the GTA, 24/7.