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Plumbing Service in Burlington
Burlington spreads from the lakeshore and downtown through 1960s and 1970s subdivisions to newer homes near the escarpment and in Alton Village.
- Plumbers who work on Burlington houses every week
- Know-how with post-war bungalows and escarpment homes
- Burlington drains, supply lines, heaters and sumps
Diagnosis first, tested after
- Licensed & insured: ask us
- Camera before cutting
- Water-tested repairs
- Booked by phone
Plumbing in Burlington homes
Downtown and Roseland have older homes with clay laterals and mature trees. The 1960s and 1970s subdivisions of Aldershot, Brant Hills and Tyandaga have aging copper and original drains. Burlington experienced severe flooding in a major 2014 storm, and many homeowners have since added backwater valves and sump pumps.
Common calls we take here
- Backwater valves and sump pumps
- Water heater replacement
- Drain and sewer clearing
- Pinhole leak repair
- Faucet and toilet replacement
What to check in a Burlington house
Know whether you have a backwater valve and when it was last checked. Test your sump pump. If your neighbourhood flooded in past storms, ask about current city and regional protection programs.
The time to test the sump is a dry afternoon, with a bucket.
Getting to you
Call (365) 387-8531 with your neighbourhood and nearest main road.
Burlington at a glance
- Municipality
- Burlington
- Region
- Halton Region
- Housing we work in
- Post-war bungalows and escarpment homes
Local note. Before anyone digs near the property line, Ontario One Call locates buried utilities. The city or region owns the sewer and water connection past your property line, so ask them first if the trouble is out at the street.
Common questions
Should I add a backwater valve in Burlington?
Many homes in areas that flooded have done so. A camera inspection and a look at your basement plumbing helps decide.