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Open now · every hour, every day

Toronto plumbing, every hour of the night and day

Call at any hour and a plumber answers, names the fault plainly, and fixes it while you watch.

Burst pipes, sewer backups and blocked drains
Water heaters, toilets, faucets and leaks
Homes, restaurants, shops and multi-unit buildings
Fault explained before anything is cut

Call now(365) 517-7215. A plumber picks up, day or night.

Open 24/7. Phone answered every hour, holidays too.
Licensed & insured. Trade licence details given on request.
Shown before cut. You see the fault and the plan first.
Gas by gas techs. Licensed gas technicians on gas heaters.

Plumbing jobs we take on

Pick the job that matches what you are seeing at home, or simply call and describe it.

Night calls and burst water

Drains, sewers and backups

Water heaters

Toilets, faucets and fixtures

Supply lines, valves and leaks

How a call to us runs

1You call; a plumber answers, not a voicemail
2We guide you to the shut-off while we talk
3A plumber is sent with the right drain or pipe kit
4The fault is shown and the fix explained
5Repair made and tested in front of you

For homeownersResidential plumbingBungalows, semis, row houses and condo suites: drains, sewers, water heaters, leaks and fixtures.See residential For businessesCommercial plumbingRestaurants, offices, retail and buildings: grease lines, stacks, backflow testing and jetting.See commercial

A seasonal plumbing checklist for Toronto

Toronto's plumbing calendar is set by the weather: freezes from December to March, melt and storms in spring, dry traps and heavy laundry in summer, roots and leaves in autumn.

Winter

Classic vintage desk setup with rotary phone, newspaper, and pipe, exuding retro charm.

Drain and shut off outdoor taps before the first hard frost
Prop open cabinet doors under exterior-wall sinks in a cold snap
Learn the main valve location before anything splits
Keep the heat on in the house if you travel

Spring

Elegant bathroom with a glass shower, white tiles, and a sleek vanity.

Tip a bucket into the sump and confirm the motor wakes up
Check the backwater valve lid and clean the flap
Walk the yard for soggy spots over the sewer line
Test the outdoor tap and look for drips inside

Summer

Minimalist bathroom with a white sink and bathtub under soft natural light.

Watch for floor drain smells when traps dry out
Check washing machine hoses for bulges
Clean shower and basin drains of hair
Look at the water heater base for rust

Autumn

Sleek contemporary bathroom with glass shower, wood vanity, and washing machine.

Flush sediment from the water heater
Clear roots before the ground freezes
Insulate pipes along rim joists and crawlspaces
Disconnect hoses and close the inside shut-off

A note from our phone desk

Every hour on the clock, every pipe on the record.

Most of the calls we take arrive when the house is quiet. Somebody hears a hiss behind the drywall, finds the basement floor drain bubbling, or turns on a shower and gets nothing but cold. Our work begins the moment you call.

We keep talking with you until the main valve is closed.
We work out with you what has gone wrong before a plumber climbs into the van.
Every repair gets a plain label: what failed, why it failed and what we replaced.
If a pipe is cut, you see the piece we cut out. If a drain is cleared, you see what came back on the cable.
We work only on plumbing; gas connections on water heaters are made by licensed gas technicians as Ontario requires.
Permit work such as backwater valves and sewer replacement is booked with the City of Toronto before it starts.

A welder at work indoors, creating bright sparks while welding metal pipes.

Places we drive to every night

From century-old row houses in Cabbagetown to postwar bungalows in Scarborough, every district carries its own pipe vintage and its own favourite breakdowns.