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Residential Plumbing in Aurora

Every home job we take, grouped by the part of the house it lives in, from the kitchen trap to the sewer lateral under the front lawn.

  • Clogs, leaks and no-hot-water calls handled the same day where we can
  • Old copper, galvanized and Poly-B all repaired with the right transition fittings
  • Drop cloths down, shoes covered, wet-vac on the truck
  • Old parts shown to you before they go in the bin
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Blue gate valve fitted on a red water pipe
A gate valve on the line: the kind of shut-off we exercise and replace when it seizes.
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Residential plumbing services

How the house is split up

Most Aurora houses run on the same handful of systems. We group our home work by system so you can find your problem fast.

  • Drains and sewer: sinks, tubs, floor drains, the main stack and the lateral to the street.
  • Hot water: gas and electric tanks, rented tanks, tankless units and their venting.
  • Basement water: sump pits, battery backups, backwater valves and flood cleanup.
  • Supply piping: leaks, bursts, repiping, Poly-B swaps, low pressure and the main line from the curb.
  • Fixtures: toilets, faucets, shower valves, disposals, laundry boxes and rough-ins.

What a home visit looks like

  1. You call and describe the fixture, the symptom and roughly when the house was built.
  2. We arrive, cover the floor, then locate your main valve first.
  3. You get the cause and the fix in plain words, with a price before the work starts.
  4. We do the repair, test it in front of you and clean the area.

Homes we see most

  • Century houses near Yonge and Wellington with cast iron stacks and old galvanized branches.
  • 1970s and 80s split-levels with copper supply and clay or early ABS laterals.
  • 1990s subdivisions where Poly-B and builder-grade stop valves still turn up.
  • Newer builds with PEX manifolds, sump pits and power-vented water heaters.

Not sure which bucket your problem lands in? Phone in the symptoms and we can generally work out which tools to load before leaving the yard.

Aurora customers often ask

Will you fix plumbing in a rented basement suite?

Yes. We need the owner or the property manager to approve the work, and we will want access to the shut-off for the unit.

Can you handle a job that touches two systems?

Often a leak, a drain and a heater are all part of one visit. Tell us everything on the phone so the truck carries parts for each.

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