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Plumber in Markham

Unionville, Markham Village, Cornell and Milliken Mills, just north-east of Toronto.
Call (437) 577-4432
Neighbourhoods
Unionville, Markham Village, Cornell, Cathedraltown, Berczy Village, Milliken Mills

Markham homes and their plumbing

Markham's oldest houses are the 19th-century homes on Unionville's Main Street, now a heritage conservation district, and in Markham Village, a village since 1873. Most of the city is far newer: 47% of homes were built after 2000 and 34% between 1981 and 2000, including Milliken Mills, mostly from the 1980s, and Cornell, built from 1997. The City says the drainage in Markham Village and Unionville was mostly built before 1978, and its 30-year Flood Control Program starts there and in West Thornhill, where basements have flooded; Markham Village flooded again in the July 2017 storms. The water is Lake Ontario water bought from Toronto and Peel, at 126 mg/L of hardness.

Plumbing services in Markham

Diagnosis, price, then the work

  1. Diagnosis

    You call, describe what you see, and we find the cause on site.

  2. Free estimate

    The estimate is free. You hear the price before any work starts, and it doesn't change without your OK.

  3. The work

    We fix it, test it, and show you what was done.

Tools on a toilet tank during a repair

What we don't do

  • No replacement when a repair will do

    If it can be fixed, we fix it.

  • No work before you know the price

    You hear the price first. It doesn't change without your OK.

  • No jobs that aren't ours

    Drywall or water damage restoration? We tell you on the phone.

Markham: common questions

Do you come to Markham?

Yes. Markham is in our service area and we come to your home or business. Call (437) 577-4432 and tell us your postal code.

Does the City of Toronto flooding subsidy apply in Markham?

No. The Basement Flooding Protection Subsidy is for properties in the City of Toronto only. Markham is outside Toronto, so check the City of Markham's own programs.

Is there a backwater valve or sump pump rebate in Markham?

Yes. The City of Markham's Private Plumbing Protection Rebate Program pays up to $1,750 for an indoor backwater valve, up to $2,000 for an outdoor one, up to $5,000 for disconnecting the weeping tile with a new sump pump, and up to $2,500 for relining a sewer lateral. City Council extended it to the end of April 2027. Read the conditions on markham.ca before the work starts.

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