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(365) 464-5399

Aurora, Ontario · York Region

Aurora Plumbing Company

Full-service plumbing, pulled right up to your door.

One call gets you a straight answer about what is wrong and what it takes to set it right.

  • Drains, sewer lines, water heaters, sump pits and leaks
  • Residential and commercial plumbing on the same truck
  • A straight price before any work starts
  • Aurora and the York Region towns around it
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Phone only · a plumber answers, not a form

Two workers feeding red PEX water tubing through a block wall during a rough-in
Rough-in day: red PEX is fed through the block before the wall gets closed up.
Gloved hands assembling a brass manifold with valves on a workbench
Worker hands guiding a power tool during a job
  • Licensed plumbers (ask us for details)
  • Quote settled before tools come out
  • We tidy up after every job
  • Aurora & York Region

Popular home services

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Four things on every call

  1. We name the blockage

    Hair, grease, wipes, roots or a sagging line: you hear which one before the cable goes in.

  2. We show the worn part

    The old flapper, cartridge, element or check valve is handed to you, not tossed in the truck.

  3. We prove the fix

    Drains are flow-tested, supply joints pressure-held, sewer lines camera-checked after clearing.

  4. We leave it clean

    Drop cloths under traps, wet-vac on the floor drain, cut drywall left square for patching.

For homesResidential Plumbing
  • Drain and sewer clearing
  • Water heaters and sump pumps
  • Leaks, bursts and repiping
  • Toilets, faucets and showers
See home services → For businessesCommercial Plumbing
  • Restaurant grease traps
  • Office and retail washrooms
  • Multi-unit and condo buildings
  • Backflow testing and line jetting
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Drains first, because that is most of the work

The majority of calls into this shop are drains. A kitchen line packed with cooled bacon fat and coffee grounds. A tub drain wrapped in a rope of hair and soap scum six inches past the stopper. A basement floor drain pushing grey water up through the grate every time the washer pumps out. We carry a drum auger for branch lines, a closet auger for toilets and a sectional machine with root cutters for the main sewer, and we pull the clog back out where you can see it.

When the same drain plugs twice in a season, the cable is not the whole answer. We push a camera down the line from the cleanout and look for the real cause: a belly where the pipe sagged, roots through a clay joint, an offset at the foundation wall or scale narrowing old cast iron.

Pipes, tanks and pits across every era of house

Aurora packs several generations of plumbing into a few kilometres. Houses near Yonge and Wellington still run cast iron stacks, with leftover galvanized supply here and there. Bungalows in Aurora Heights and Regency Acres mix original copper with later repairs. The 1980s and 1990s two-storeys in Aurora Grove are where grey Poly-B supply shows up, and the newer streets near Bayview are PEX with plastic drains with sump pumps cycling nonstop through April. We bring transition fittings for all of them.

Ceiling dripping? Close the main valve, then phone. It is on the street side of the basement, beside the water meter, where the copper or PEX enters through the concrete. Turn it clockwise until it stops.

What happens when you phone

  1. Tell us the fixture and the symptom. Slow, stopped, leaking, banging, no hot water, smell.
  2. We give you the first move. Close a stop valve, kill the breaker to an electric tank, stop running water into a backed-up line.
  3. We set the visit. You know which tools are coming and what gets opened up before the truck pulls in.

No forms and no booking widget. The phone gets you a plumber talking about your drain, not a queue.

Where the truck goes

Every Aurora neighbourhood, plus Newmarket to the north, Oak Ridges and Richmond Hill to the south, King City, Nobleton and Schomberg to the west, and Stouffville, Gormley and Ballantrae to the east. Rural houses on wells and septic beds get the same drain machines and pressure-tank know-how as town lots.

Where we work

Aurora neighbourhoods and the towns up and down Yonge Street. See every area.

Guides for homeowners

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On the job

Grey valve body bolted onto a black water line
A valve body bolted to the line, ready for the next section of pipe.
Mother and daughter sorting laundry at home
Sorting the wash before the next load goes in.
Hands scrubbing a white plate with a green pad
Scrape plates into the bin first and the kitchen drain stays happier.
Technician in protective gear working indoors
Proper gear for dirty work.

Aurora customers often ask

Can I book online?

No. The phone is the only way in. Two minutes describing the clog or leak tells us which machine to load.

Do you work on cast iron drains in Old Aurora?

Yes. We run cables at lower speed in old cast iron and galvanized branches and camera the line before suggesting any digging.

Can you fix a rented water heater?

We can find the fault and tell you what failed, but a rented tank is the rental outfit's property; read the contract before any parts change.

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