Richmond Hill plumbers · homes & businesses
Plumbers for the houses of Richmond Hill
Entered in the book, fixed at the pipe.
Call a plumber direct(365) 363-1575One plumber, one honest line item at a time, from the shut-off to the sewer.
- Drains, sewer laterals and floor drains cleared and filmed
- Water heaters repaired or replaced, old tank hauled away
- Sump pumps and backwater valves fitted before the spring melt
- Restaurants, offices and condo buildings served after hours
- Price agreed on the spot, before any pipe is cut
No forms, no chat bots.
Phone answered day and night
- Licence and insurance details on request
- Price agreed before work
- Phone answered day and night
- Richmond Hill & York Region
Residential plumbing
- Kitchen, bath and basement drains
- Toilets, taps and shower valves
- Water heaters and sump pumps
Commercial plumbing
- Restaurant grease interceptors
- Office, retail and condo plumbing
- Backflow tests and drain jetting
Services
The work we do most
Most calls are drains. Kitchen lines packed with grease, shower traps full of hair, basement floor drains coming up grey because the main is plugged with roots. We carry sectional machines, drum augers, a jetter and a push camera so the first visit can usually finish the job.
After drains come water heaters, toilets, faucets, sump pumps and the leaks that announce themselves as a tea-coloured ring overhead. Every visit gets a written line in our job book: what turned up, what we changed and what to keep an eye on.
- Drain clearingSinks, tubs, floor drains and stacks opened with the right cable for the pipe size.
- Main sewer line clearingWhole-house back-ups cleared from the cleanout to the property line.
- Drain camera inspectionVideo of the pipe with each problem located by depth and distance.
- Water heater repairPilots, igniters, elements and thermostats tested and replaced.
- New sump pump fittingPrimary pumps, battery backups and correct discharge lines.
- Leak detectionMeter tests, moisture readings and thermal imaging to find the source.
- Toilet repairFlappers, fill valves, wax rings and loose bowls sorted.
- Emergency plumbingNight and weekend calls for floods, back-ups and failures.
Service area
Neighbourhoods and towns we cover
We work all over Richmond Hill, from Langstaff at Highway 7 up to Oak Ridges on the moraine, and into the towns around it. Each area page covers the housing stock there and the plumbing problems we see most in those streets.
Our routine
Ring, diagnose, quote, repair, test
- 01
The call
You ring, a plumber answers. We ask what the water is doing, where, and since when, then tell you what to shut off while you wait.
- 02
The look
At the house we confirm the cause before touching a tool: a meter test, a look in the cleanout, a camera if the drain has history.
- 03
The price
You hear what we plan to do and what it costs before the work starts. If it can wait or you can do it yourself, we say so.
- 04
The work
Drop cloths down, the job done with a tool matched to that pipe, debris shown to you, the area cleaned.
- 05
The entry
Every fixture tested, and a written job note left with you: cause, repair, and what to keep an eye on.
- Shoe covers and drop cloths before tools come in
- The cause found and shown before the fix
- Price agreed before work starts
- Every fixture flow-tested after
- Written job note left with you
Guides
Plumbing know-how for homeowners
Plenty of plumbing trouble can be avoided or handled with a wrench and ten minutes. These guides explain the jobs we think every Richmond Hill homeowner should know.
Local housing
What sits behind Richmond Hill walls
Richmond Hill grew in waves, from the old village on Yonge Street to postwar bungalows, to the 1990s subdivisions and the new towers near Highway 7. Each wave left its own pipe in the ground, and knowing which one you have tells us half the job before we arrive.
Pre-1960
Village and postwar homes
Clay sewer laterals that roots love, cast iron stacks rusting along the bottom, galvanized supply and the odd lead service near the Yonge Street core, Mill Pond and Richvale.
1970s to 80s
Backsplits and two-storeys
Copper supply that is mostly sound, ABS drains, seized gate valves at the meter and original compression shut-offs that weep when you finally turn them.
1990s to 2000s
Big subdivisions
Jefferson, Westbrook, Bayview Hill and Rouge Woods: four-bathroom houses, worn shower cartridges, poly-B in some, rental tanks reaching their last years.
Moraine north
Oak Ridges and the lakes
Sandy, wet ground around Lake Wilcox and Bond Lake. Sump pumps that run most of the spring and discharge lines that freeze shut in January.
Water somewhere it has no business being?
Shut the main valve if you can find it, then ring the shop. Calls are answered day and night by someone who knows plumbing.
No forms, no chat bots: just the phone.