Plumbing Repair Brampton

Common repairs we handle

• Leaking supply pipes, drain lines and joints
• Dripping and seized faucets, cartridges and valve stems
• Running toilets, failed fill valves and worn flappers
• Low water pressure at one fixture or throughout the house
• Hidden water leaks behind walls, under floors and in ceilings
• Broken or worn fixtures, shut-off valves and supply connectors
• Frozen and burst pipes in unheated areas
• Corroded pipe sections and pinhole leaks
• Slow, gurgling or blocked drains
• Sewer odours and recurring sewer problems

Repair or replace?

A cartridge swap can bring a good faucet back to life for years. A twenty-year-old builder-grade unit with a corroded body is a different conversation. The same applies to pipe: one failed joint in otherwise sound copper is a repair, while repeated pinhole leaks along the same run usually mean the pipe itself is at the end of its life.

We tell you which situation you are in and what each option involves, rather than defaulting to the larger job.

Diagnosis comes first

Water travels. A stain on a basement ceiling can come from a tub overflow gasket one floor up, a drain line joint, or a supply line running through the joist bay. Guessing means opening the wrong drywall.

We trace the problem to the actual source using visual inspection, pressure checks, moisture readings and drain cameras where they help, then repair once.

Preventative maintenance

• Testing and exercising main and fixture shut-off valves so they work when you need them
• Checking supply hoses on washing machines, dishwashers and toilets for bulges and corrosion
• Inspecting exposed pipe runs for early corrosion and drip marks
• Clearing aerators and showerheads affected by mineral scale
• Confirming sump pump and backwater valve operation before spring