We Specialize in any type of appliance installations:

Dishwashers
Clothes washers
Clothes dryers
Commercial dishwashers
Ice makers
Fridge lines

We Specialize in any type of toilet installation and repair:

new toilet installation
toilet flange installation
replacing a toilet
basement toilet installation
installation and removal of toilet
installing a new toilet
bathroom toilet installation
toilet tank installation
toilet seat installation

We Specialize in any type of sink installation and repair:

new sink installation
kitchen sink installation
bathroom sink installation
laundry sink installation
bar sink installation
commercial sink installation
sink drain installation
sink drain repair
sink trap installation
sink drain leaks repair

Kitchen Remodel

Bathroom Remodel

What we need from you
Please be aware of the close connection between the sewer system and the environment. Putting household hazardous waste (like oil, or chemicals of any kind), grease, toys or other objects down toilets or drains can not only cause expensive damage to your house connection but can also damage other parts of the system. The substances or items put down a catchbasin end up in watercourses and, ultimately, in Lake Ontario doing a great deal of damage to the environment along the way.

We would appreciate your help! Please let us know by calling 311 if you see:

oil, paint, soapy or sudsy substance or anything but rainwater flowing into a catchbasin or floating in a watercourse

a manhole or catchbasin lid that is missing, damaged or in an unusual position

any unusual situation around an unstaffed city facility, storm retention or detention area

obnoxious odors coming from any sewer through a manhole or catchbasin or from any city facility such as a pumping station

anyone entering a manhole or catchbasin or loitering around storm culverts These are very dangerous things to do, and your call could save a life. Watercourses and large culverts are very tempting to children and teenagers to play or party in. A certain amount of damage is done annually by people breaking through gratings placed over the entrances of culverts to keep them out.
As soon as we are aware of these emergencies, we will act to minimize the damage to people, to the environment and to our facilities.
Grease traps: Helping restaurant owners protect their property, business, public health and the environment.

To deter abuse of all of our sewer systems, the Industrial Waste Control Unit with the support of the Dee Avenue Laboratory enforces the city’s Sewers Bylaw. Staff of the Dee Avenue Laboratory monitor the inflow (influent) and the outflow (effluent) from the STP’s.

Basement flooding
Be careful! A flooded basement poses a risk of electrical shock and flood water may contain bacteria harmful to health. Learn about basement flooding, tips on how to prevent them and City programs to help you lower your risk of basement flooding.

Sewer connection information
Each building, residential, commercial or industrial, has connections to the sewer along the street. A connection consists of two sections. The section from the street sewer to the street/property line is the responsibility of the city. The other section, leading from the street line to the building, is the responsibility of the property owner.

If you require information about your sewer connection, have an emergency to report, or need to know how to handle a sewer backup, please call 311.

Maintenance of your local sewers and individual connections:

Environmental monitoring and problem mitigation
Sewer inspection, rehabilitation and maintenance
Downspout disconnection program

Source: http://www.toronto.ca/water/sewers/index.htm

We Specialize in all clogged drains and drain repair:
clogged toilet drain
clogged bathtub drain
clogged kitchen sink drain
clogged shower drain
clogged floor drain
clogged laundry drain
grease clogged drain
main drain clog
basement drain clog
drain clogged grease
drain pipe clog
tub drain clog
sink drain clog
sewer drain clog

We specialize in all types of video drain inspections:

sewer camera inspection
sewer pipe inspection
video pipe inspection
drain camera inspection
CCTV pipe inspection
sewer line location
main drain location
find main drain
sewer inspection cameras
plumbing camera inspection
pipeline inspection
plumbing sewer drain service

Remember when your bathroom and kitchen plumbing fixtures used to come in a few styles, and the options were limited to 2 or 3 metals and colors? Today, plumbing fixtures come in varying metals, faucet types, and control options. There is a style to match your decor, and your family’s lifestyle. From faucets that turn on with a slight touch, to fixtures that cascade water out in a waterfall, there are ones that are perfect for your home. Here are tips to choose plumbing fixtures that will enhance your sink, tub or shower area, and be a joy to use every day!
Decide what decor style fits your home: Whether your kitchen/bath is traditional or ultra modern, your plumbing fixtures should take cues from the decor. For rooms that have ornamentation, and traditional lines consider using fixtures which have similar details. For minimalist detailing choose simple and clean lines in your fixtures. Strong horizontals and chrome or nickel metals are synonymous with modern styling.
Take cues from your sink/bathtub: Before you decide on fixtures, take a look at your sink or bathtub. Do you have a country style farmhouse kitchen sink or a luxurious garden bathtub? Many plumbing fixture manufacturers group their products into designer lines that will help you pair up fixture with your current sink, bath or shower. Use pre-matched inspiration ideas to show you what plumbing fixtures would look best in your space.
Assess your family lifestyle: Every home has different wear and tear based on its family members and where the fixture is located. Most kitchen faucets receive more use than a tub or shower fixture. If you have a lot of dirty hands that will constantly be touching the kitchen faucet, consider getting one with hands free or one touch controls. If your home is going to be the subject of a lot of entertaining than opting for a wow factor fixture with high polished metal or a dramatic silhouette may be perfect for your space.
Know your budget: Plumbing fixtures are one part of home improvements that you don’t think about until you have to. Shop around for prices and inspiration ideas before you need to choose. This will help you not buy on raw emotion, which can often times be costly! If you are on a tight budget, see if there are wholesale plumbing fixture dealers or warehouses in your area. Often times these resources will sell designer or manufacturer fixtures that are discontinued or have slight imperfections. Search online for resources in your area.
Similar to decor accessories making the finishing touches in interior design, plumbing fixtures are the shining adornment of your sink, bathtub or shower. Choose from metals that range from antique bronze and shiny gold to brushed nickel and copper. If you are selling your home consider upgrading your plumbing fixtures if they are outdated. Often time’s updated fixtures will make your renovation dollar go further than having to spend a lot for a full remodel. Whether it’s for resale or for your own enjoyment, see how your kitchen or bath can be transformed with plumbing fixtures.

When water freezes it expands, as opposed to practically all other liquids. (For this reason ice fortunately forms on the TOP of ponds and lakes.) The expansion causes pressure to build up that could eventually burst the pipe. However, most water pipes burst because, as the ice builds up in the direction of the pipe, the water pressure continues to build up downstream from the growing volume of ice, that is between the ice and the faucet’s. (Water pressure does not appreciably increase upstream as there is much more water on this side.) This enormous buildup of pressure can eventually cause the strongest of pipes to burst. It is a good idea to leave a faucet dripping if the pipe leading to it is in danger of freezing. Not only does this significantly reduce the chance of the water freezing in the pipe, but it keeps the water pressure from building up to dangerous levels that can cause bursting

There comes a time when we all have to say goodbye to our old energy-hungry water heaters and replace them with new models that save energy, money and, in some instances, space.

The North American water-heater industry has evolved dramatically over the last several years. What used to be a choice between buying a 40-gallon tank or a 60-gallon tank is now a decision that needs to take energy-efficiency ratings and tank size into consideration. That’s where the tankless water heater comes in.

The tankless water heater is a huge technological achievement. These innovative systems not only save valuable space, they also create huge energy savings which translates into huge monetary savings.

Tankless water heaters are capable of providing an instant, endless supply of hot water. Because these systems function on an on-demand basis, they don’t require a holding tank to store pre-warmed water. No storage or holding reserve means that tankless water heaters have a life span that’s twice as long as traditional systems because of the risk of rust and corrosion is significantly lowered.

In a gas unit, a gas burner is utilized to heat the water.
Gas-powered systems are fuelled by propane or natural gas. To operate one of these units, you’ll need a gas line running through your home to where the water heater will be installed. It can easily provide endless hot water for one major application at a time. This unit is a great replacement for the traditional 40-gallon storage tank water heater

Electric units heat the water as it passes over an electrical element. To run an electric tankless water heater, you will need to have it hardwired to your circuit breaker/electrical panel. Although, electric tankless water heaters are less expensive to purchase and operate, they typically have less capacity, which makes them less practical for large families or households that consume large amounts of hot water at one time.

If you think that an electric system is right for your home, you may want to consider the Bosch PowerStar Electric Tankless Water Heater. Designed to replace the conventional 40-gallon tank, this amazing water heater comes in two powerful and compact models – both of which will fit just about anywhere.