Drain & Sewer Cleaning in Toronto
Free estimate, price confirmed before work starts
Sound familiar?
The sink, tub or shower drains slowly, even after a plunger.
Drains gurgle, or you smell sewage in the basement.
Water comes up through the basement floor drain when you run the laundry or flush.
Diagnosis, price, then the work
Diagnosis
You call, describe what you see, and we find the cause on site.
Free estimate
The estimate is free. You hear the price before any work starts, and it doesn't change without your OK.
The work
We fix it, test it, and show you what was done.
What we don't do
We work on the pipes on your property. If the blockage is on the City's side of the property line, the City of Toronto is responsible: you report it through 311 and they fix it at no cost to you. We tell you which side it is before you pay for anything.
Drains & sewer: common questions
What causes sewer backup in Toronto basements?
The City of Toronto lists heavy rain and snowmelt, blocked sewer pipes, tree roots and failed sump pumps as the usual causes. Spring melt and summer storms are the peak times.
Is the City of Toronto basement flooding subsidy available?
It may be. The Basement Flooding Protection Subsidy offers up to CA$6,650 per property for work like a backwater valve or a sump pump, if you meet the City's conditions. Check the rules on toronto.ca before the work starts.
Should I use chemical drain cleaner?
It is better not to on a fully blocked drain. The chemical sits in the pipe, can damage older metal pipes, and makes the job unsafe for whoever clears it next.
One drain is slow. Is it the main line?
Usually not. One slow fixture is normally a local clog. When several fixtures back up at once, or the basement floor drain fills, the main sewer line is the likely cause.
Drains & sewer across Newmarket, York Region and the GTA
Peel Region
Halton Region
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