Plumbing Services in Toronto & the GTA
Every page below describes one kind of plumbing job the way a homeowner meets it: what usually goes wrong, what to do in the minutes before the plumber arrives, what drives the cost, and which licence the work requires in Ontario. None of them quote prices, because we do not do the work; the plumber you are connected to does, and quotes you directly.
Whatever the job, the route to a plumber is the same. Call the number at the top of the page and our assistant confirms the problem and your postal code, then connects you live to a plumber who is available now. For work that can wait, the online request on the home page ends in the same call during calling hours.
- Drain cleaningSlow sinks, standing water in the tub, or blocked drains when grease and debris turn into clogged drains, with 24/7 Toronto service for homes and businesses, including buildup like soap scum in sink drains.
- Water heaterWater heater issues like no hot water, a tank that is leaking, hot water tank repairs, or a heater at the end of its life, including conventional and tankless units, with replacement services when repair is not enough.
- Leak detectionStains, damp walls, a higher water bill, and no obvious source.
- Toilet repairRunning, blocked, leaking at the base, or a flush that has given up.
- Faucet repairDrips, low water pressure, a leak under the sink, or a valve that will not close.
- Sewer lineBackups in the basement, drain backups, sewer smells, and the pipe that runs to the street, where tree roots can block the line.
- Frozen pipesNo water in a cold snap, frost on a pipe, or a split that shows when it thaws, with professional thawing machines used to thaw pipes safely.
- Pipe repairPinholes in copper, leaky pipes, tired galvanized lines, or a joint that let go.
Not sure which page you need?
Water where it should not be is a leak or a burst pipe, unless it is coming up a drain, in which case it is the drain or the sewer line. No water at one tap in winter is usually a frozen pipe. No hot water is the water heater. A toilet or tap that misbehaves is its own page. If none of those fit, call anyway; the assistant asks what is wrong in plain words and the plumber sorts out the rest.
Emergency, same-day, or planning ahead
Water actively flowing, sewage in the house, a gas smell, or no water at all are emergencies: phone, do not type. A slow drain, a drip, low pressure or a heater you have been meaning to replace can go through the online request and be dealt with in calling hours. The emergency guides cover the first few minutes of the urgent cases step by step.