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Etobicoke's plumbing problem solvers
Plumbing Servicesin Etobicoke
From a burst line in a Mimico basement to a new bathroom in The Kingsway, we handle repairs, drains, water heaters and flood protection across Etobicoke. Licensed plumbers, upfront pricing, and an emergency line answered 24/7.
- Same-Day Service
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- Licensed & Insured
- Free Estimates
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Licensed Plumbers in Etobicoke
Every job is carried out by licensed, insured plumbers. You know exactly who is in your home and that the work is covered.
Workmanship You Can Count On
We repair the cause rather than the symptom and we'll tell you when a repair no longer makes sense. If something isn't right after we leave, we come back and deal with it.
Upfront Pricing Before Work Starts
You hear what the job involves and what it costs before any tools come out. No open-ended billing and no surprises added at the end.
Why Etobicoke Plumbing
Why Choose Our Etobicoke Plumbers?
Plumbing is a trade where the difference shows up months later. We work to be the company you call the second time, and the one you pass to a neighbour.
Local to Etobicoke
We work these streets every week and know how Mimico semis, Kingsway centre-hall homes and Humber Bay condos are plumbed before we arrive.
Fully Stocked Vans
Common valves, cartridges, fittings and pumps ride with us, so most jobs finish in the first visit instead of turning into a second appointment.
Clear Communication
You get the diagnosis in plain language, the options side by side, and a price before the work starts — not a verdict you have to take on faith.
Clean Workmanship
Boot covers, drop sheets and a tidy site. We leave the room the way we found it, minus the problem you called about.
Brands We Work With
American StandardA.O. SmithBradford WhiteRheemMoenDelta FaucetKohlerNavienRinnaiWattsLiberty PumpsZoellerGerberGiant
What We Do
Our Plumbing Services in Etobicoke
Residential and commercial plumbing for every part of Etobicoke — from a single dripping faucet to a sewer line replacement under a mature Kingsway street.
Repairs
Toilets, faucets, showers and drains that have stopped behaving. We fix the cause rather than the symptom and tell you when a repair no longer makes sense.
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Installations
Fixtures and drain work for renovations, upgrades and one-off swaps. Everything is set level, sealed and pressure-tested before we call it finished.
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Commercial
Plumbing for Rexdale businesses, restaurants, retail units and property managers. Scheduled maintenance or same-day repairs, planned around your hours.
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Sewer
Etobicoke's older clay and cast iron laterals sit under mature trees, and roots find every joint. We camera first so the repair matches the real problem.
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Water Heaters
Hot water that's run out, run cold or started leaking. We repair what's worth repairing and install tanks and tankless systems when it isn't.
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Sump Pumps & Flood Protection
High groundwater near the lake and the creeks puts real pressure on basements. Pumps, backup power and backwater valves are what keep that water outside.
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Drain Cleaning
Cabling and hydro jetting for kitchen lines, branch drains and mains. If the same drain keeps blocking, we'll find out why instead of booking you in again.
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Licensed & Insured24/7 Emergency ServiceFree Estimates & Upfront Pricing
24/7 · Fully stocked & readyAlways Ready to Act
Emergency Plumbing When Every Minute Counts
Water damage compounds by the minute. A supply line that lets go in a Mimico basement on a Sunday night doesn't wait for Monday, and neither do we — our emergency line is answered 24/7 by someone who can talk you through shutting the water down while a van is on the way.
On arrival we isolate the failure, stop the water and diagnose the actual source rather than patching the first wet spot. Most emergency calls are repaired in the same visit; where a part has to be ordered, we leave the home water-tight overnight.
Galvanized & lead service linesRestore a Stronger Flow
Fixing Low Water Pressure in Older Etobicoke Homes
If your shower drops to a trickle the moment the washing machine fills, the problem is usually the pipe, not the fixture. Galvanized supply lines in pre-1950s homes across Mimico, New Toronto and Long Branch corrode from the inside until barely any opening is left.
We test pressure and flow at multiple points to find where it's being lost, then replace the affected runs in copper or PEX. Where a lead water service is involved, we explain the City's replacement program and handle the private side into the home.
Renovations & upgradesQuality Installations That Last
Kitchen & Bathroom Plumbing Done Right
Renovation plumbing is judged years later, behind the tile. We set valves at the correct depth, slope waste arms properly, vent what needs venting and pressure-test before anything gets closed in.
Whether it's a single faucet swap or a full bathroom rough-in coordinated with your trades, we replace brittle shut-offs and supply lines while we're in there so the next job is a simple one.
Backwater valves & sump pumpsProtect Your Home
Flood Protection Near the Lake and Creeks
Groundwater sits high near the lakeshore and along the Humber and Mimico creeks, and heavy storms surcharge the city sewer. That combination is behind most basement flooding we're called to in Etobicoke.
A correctly sized sump pump, a battery backup for storm outages and a backwater valve on the sanitary line are what keep that water outside. Much of it may qualify for the City of Toronto's flood protection subsidy.
Basement Flooding Protection Subsidy
The City of Toronto may cover up to $6,650 of your flood protection work.
As of May 1, 2026 the City's Basement Flooding Protection Subsidy Program covers up to 80% of eligible costs for qualifying homeowners. That includes up to $1,600 per backwater valve (maximum two), up to $2,250 toward a sump pump and alarm, $300 toward a battery backup, and a home plumbing assessment.
Backwater valve work requires a City permit and inspection, and the subsidy is applied for by the homeowner. Call us and we'll walk you through what the work involves and what the City asks for.
Amounts and eligibility are set by the City of Toronto and may change. Read the City's program details.
Plumbing Installations in Etobicoke
Installation work in Etobicoke is rarely a straight swap. A bathroom in a 1920s Mimico semi was plumbed for a different world: narrow galvanized supply, a cast iron stack tucked into a stud bay, a closet flange sitting a centimetre below finished floor. Drop a modern one-piece toilet or a widespread faucet into that and the fixture will work, but the joints behind it are where the trouble starts. We plan installs around what is already in the wall, replace the parts that will embarrass you in two years, and leave the rough-in in a state the next plumber can read.
In practice that means fresh quarter-turn shut-offs with every fixture, braided supply lines instead of brittle old risers, correctly sloped waste arms, and venting that actually vents. Kitchen work brings its own conditions — islands, disposals and deep single bowls all change where the trap can sit. Condo installs at Humber Bay Shores add building rules, shut-down scheduling and neighbours below who notice everything.
Whatever the fixture, the sequence is the same: confirm the rough-in, protect the finishes, set the fixture level, pressure-test, then run it hard before we hand it back. Common starting points are toilet installation, kitchen faucet installation and shower installation.
Drain & Sewer Repair in Etobicoke
Etobicoke has beautiful mature streets, and those trees are the single biggest enemy of the drains underneath them. Clay laterals were laid in short lengths with mortared joints, and cast iron corrodes from the inside until the bottom of the pipe is a rough channel. Roots find the smallest seep of moisture at a joint and keep growing until the line carries paper and grease instead of water. Homeowners often describe the same pattern: a gurgle in the basement floor drain, a laundry tub that backs up first, then a full stoppage during the next heavy wash cycle.
Clearing the blockage is the easy half. The half that saves money is finding out what caused it. A camera run tells you the pipe material, where the roots enter, and whether the line has a belly holding water permanently. That evidence decides whether the right answer is a scheduled cleaning, a spot repair at one bad joint, or replacing a run that has already collapsed.
We would rather tell you the pipe is fine and you need cabling once a year than sell excavation you don't need — and we'll tell you plainly when the line is past saving. Start with a sewer camera inspection, then drain cleaning or sewer repair depending on what the camera shows.
Hot Water Through Etobicoke Winters
Water heaters fail in January. Incoming water is colder, the burner runs longer, and a tank that limped through summer finally gives up on the first properly cold weekend. Warning signs usually arrive early: rumbling as sediment cooks on the tank bottom, hot water that runs out faster than it used to, rust in the first draw of the morning, or a small ring of damp under the drain valve. Any of those is worth a look before the tank decides for you.
Some problems are a repair — thermocouples, gas valves, elements, thermostats and anode rods are all replaceable. Others aren't. Once a tank is leaking from the shell, no repair brings it back, and the only question is what replaces it. Tankless suits households that want continuous hot water and basement space back, but it needs the gas line and venting to support it, and we will say so if yours doesn't.
Winter also brings frozen pipes in unheated crawl spaces, exterior walls and garages — common in older Alderwood and New Toronto homes. A frozen line is not the emergency; the split you discover when it thaws is. See water heater repair, tankless water heaters and frozen & burst pipe repair.
Commercial Plumbing in Etobicoke
Commercial plumbing is judged on downtime. A Rexdale shop with a blocked main, a restaurant whose grease interceptor has stopped doing its job, a Humber Bay condo with a leak tracking between units — in each case the cost of the plumbing is small next to the cost of the space not working. So the priority is getting the building operating again, then coming back to fix the underlying cause properly at a time that suits you.
Kitchen lines are the usual culprit in food service. Grease cools, coats the pipe wall and narrows it until one busy service pushes it over. Cabling makes a hole; jetting takes the pipe back to its full diameter, which is why repeat offenders get jetted and scheduled rather than cleared and forgotten. Industrial and multi-unit buildings add backflow prevention, which has to be tested and documented, and basement and loading-dock pumps that nobody thinks about until a storm.
We work with owners, managers and tenants, keep the site tidy, and leave paperwork you can hand to an inspector or a landlord. Useful starting points: commercial plumbing repair, grease trap cleaning and backflow testing.
Old Pipes in Mimico, New Toronto & Long Branch
The lakeshore neighbourhoods hold some of Etobicoke's oldest housing stock, and a lot of it still runs on its original supply plumbing. Galvanized steel corrodes from the inside; the pipe looks fine and the opening shrinks until two fixtures can't run at once. That's the classic complaint — the shower drops to a trickle when the washing machine fills. Replacing the worst runs in copper or PEX usually restores normal pressure without touching the whole house.
The more serious issue in pre-1950s homes is a lead water service. If your service pipe is dull grey, soft enough to scratch with a coin and not magnetic, it may be lead. The City of Toronto runs a Priority Lead Water Service Replacement Program covering the public portion of the service from the watermain to the property line; the portion from the property line into your home is the owner's responsibility, and that's the part we replace.
If you're not sure what you have, testing is the sensible first move — it turns a worry into a fact. See lead pipe replacement, water testing and water filtration.
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Recent Work
Jobs we've finished around Etobicoke
Photos from our own vans and job sites — no stock images.
New copper piping and mixing valve installation
Leak & Pipe Repair
Under-sink drain and supply line rebuild
Leak & Pipe Repair
Removing a failed section of cast iron pipe
Drain Cleaning
Full bathroom rough-in and finish plumbing
Residential Plumbing
Shower valve and hand-shower installation
Toilet & Faucet Repair
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
It depends on where our vans are and what the job needs, so we won't promise a number we can't keep. Call and we'll tell you honestly what the day looks like and give you a real window — emergencies are prioritised and our line is answered around the clock.