Leak Repair & Pipe Repair in Etobicoke
The leaks that cost the most are the ones you cannot see: a joint weeping inside a wall cavity, a supply line sweating above a finished ceiling, a slow drip behind a vanity that shows up months later as a soft floor.
We trace leaks back to the actual failure point, repair the section properly, and tell you whether the surrounding pipe is in the same condition and likely to go next.

Included in a leak & pipe repair call
Leak detection
Systematic isolation of the wet zone so we open the smallest possible area of wall, ceiling or floor.
Copper and PEX repair
Clean soldered or crimped repairs to supply lines, with correct support and insulation on the replaced run.
Burst and frozen pipes
Emergency repair of split lines, plus advice on the exposed runs most likely to freeze again.
Fixture and valve leaks
Shut-off valves, angle stops, supply hoses and connections replaced before they fail outright.
When to call us
- A water bill that rose without any change in usage
- Staining or bubbling paint on a ceiling or wall
- A musty smell in a finished basement
- The sound of running water with every fixture off
- Visible green or white corrosion on copper joints
Post-war Etobicoke neighbourhoods like Alderwood, New Toronto and Long Branch still have plenty of original galvanised and early copper supply piping. It fails predictably — at threaded joints, at points of contact with other metals, and on cold exterior runs. Knowing where to look on that vintage of house saves a lot of unnecessary drywall.
Leak & Pipe Repair FAQs
- Can you find a leak without opening the whole wall?
- In most cases yes. We isolate sections of the system and narrow the source down before opening anything, so the access hole is as small as the repair allows.
- My pipe froze and burst — what now?
- Shut the main off if you safely can and call (289) 521-2102. Split lines are an emergency repair because thawing releases the water all at once.
Need a plumber in Etobicoke today?
Call and speak to someone about your actual problem. We'll tell you what's involved, what it costs, and when we can be there.