What the homes are like
Most homes are recent, with PEX supply lines, PVC drains and high-efficiency appliances. Many have tankless water heaters or power vent tanks, and sump pits are standard.
- Newer homes still under or just past builder warranty
- Tankless heaters that need annual descaling
- Basements being finished for family or tenants
- Sump pumps and backwater valves in some newer builds
Common Mount Pleasant calls
Tankless descaling, finishing basement rough-ins, and fixing builder shortcuts such as loose fittings and poorly sloped drains. Many owners call when a warranty has ended and they need someone independent.
Taking care of a new home
A newer house still needs maintenance. Descale tankless heaters, test the sump, check the backwater valve and know where the main shut-off is.
Around the GO station
Stacked townhouses and back-to-back units near the Mount Pleasant GO station share walls and sometimes share access to mechanical spaces. Water escaping next door may surface in your own ceiling, or yours in a neighbour's ceiling. If water appears and you cannot find the source, we check your fixtures and lines first, then help you and the neighbour narrow it down without blaming anyone too early.
Jobs we are often called for nearby
- Brampton Toilet Installation
- Brampton Water Softener Installation
- Brampton Kitchen Drain Cleaning
- Brampton Gas Water Heater Replacement
- Brampton Basement Flood Plumbing
Business owners nearby can also book commercial work.
Questions we get
Why is my new tankless heater giving errors?
Often scale build-up or a blocked inlet filter. Annual descaling usually solves it.