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Plumbing in Leslieville

Semi-detached homes share a party wall, not usually a sewer. Each side normally has its own lateral, but confirm on camera before anyone digs.

  • Clay lateral joints under the front walk
  • Tie-in point where new ABS meets old cast iron
  • Front cleanout access after renovation
  • Backwater valve location in a finished basement
Call a plumber to Leslieville(365) 517-7215. A plumber picks up, day or night.

Leslieville grew up around factories and rail lines, and much of its housing is narrow worker cottages and semis on streets like Pape, Jones and Logan. Many have been renovated top to bottom, but the sewer laterals under the front yards are often still original clay.

The plumbing inside Leslieville houses

  • Renovations here often move the kitchen to the back and add a basement bathroom, which means long new drain runs tied into an old main.
  • A belly in that old main, or roots from street trees, shows up as a basement floor drain that rises when the new bathroom is used.

What we get called for in Leslieville

  • Our Leslieville work leans toward main line clearing, camera inspections before people buy, backwater valves, and tight bathroom rough-ins in semis where the shared party wall limits where new pipes can travel.

Jobs often booked in Leslieville

Before the plumber arrives

  • Shut the main or the fixture valve the moment water is going somewhere it should not.
  • Keep children and pets away from wet floors and outlets near the water.
  • Clear a path to the basement, the cleanout and the water heater.
  • Stop using sinks, showers and the washer if a drain is backing up.

Pipe split, drain rising, tank cold?

A Toronto plumber is on the line right now.

Call now(365) 517-7215.
Call a plumber now(365) 517-7215