Residential Plumbing in Newmarket, Ontario

Where home calls usually start

Most house calls fall into a handful of groups. Find the group closest to your trouble:

Drains: a slow kitchen sink, a tub that gulps, a basement floor drain that burps grey water when the washer empties.
Hot water: a tank that leaks at the base, lukewarm showers, a tankless unit throwing error codes.
Basement water: a sump pit that fills faster than the pump empties it, or sewage rising through a floor drain in a storm.
Pipes: a pinhole in copper, a frozen line on an outside wall, grey polybutylene or rusting galvanized supply.
Fixtures: a toilet that rocks or runs, a dripping faucet, a shower valve that will not hold temperature.

What is included on a home visit

A look at the fixture and the pipe behind it, not just the symptom you called about.
A plain explanation of the cause, with the old part or the clog shown to you.
Options laid out before anything is cut, opened or replaced.
Shut-offs tested and labelled where we touched them.
A tidy finish: drop cloths lifted, debris bagged, the cabinet floor dried.

Newmarket housing and the plumbing inside it

Old Town and the streets off Main: original cast iron soil stacks, vitrified clay sewer connections and sometimes galvanized water pipe choked with rust.
1970s and 1980s neighbourhoods: copper supply that is reaching pinhole age, and first-generation sump installs.
Newer subdivisions to the east and north: PEX and ABS throughout, high-efficiency fixtures, and basement suites added after the fact.

How to book

Call and describe it. Which fixture, what you see, how long it has been going on.
Make it safe. We talk you through the main shut-off or the fixture stop if water is moving.
We arrive and look. Diagnosis first, then the choice is yours.

Bench note

If a water heater, gas appliance or electrical panel is anywhere near standing water, stay clear of it and tell us on the phone.

Home services by group

Every residential page is listed below. If your problem is not on it, call anyway: most household plumbing faults are a short conversation away from a plan.

Home plumbing services, by group

Drains and sewers

Water heaters

Basements and sumps

Pipes and leaks

Fixtures and appliances

Emergency and other

Emergency PlumbingBurst pipes, overflowing toilets and dry-tap calls for Newmarket homes. Clear explanation, tidy work, call (365) 990-3021.See the job

Phoned-in questions

Can you handle plumbing in a basement suite?

Yes. Suites built later usually tie into the upstairs drains and heater, so both levels get checked before we propose anything.

Can you replace one section of old pipe instead of the whole house?

Often, yes. We test the run, show you its condition and explain when a partial replacement makes sense and when it only delays the bigger job.