06 May A woman on a call crouches in front of a sink with leaking pipes

How to Patch a Leaky Pipe While You Wait for a Plumber

Posted by Zak and Jay

A leaking pipe can be temporarily stopped with a pipe clamp, epoxy putty, self-fusing silicone tape, or a rubber hose clamp. These are emergency repairs only. All pipe leaks require a permanent fix by a licensed plumber to prevent water damage and further pipe failure. A leaking pipe can be migraine-inducing for any Ontario homeowner. Read More

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22 April Shower head pouring down water

6 Reasons Why No Hot Water Is Coming Out of the Tap

Posted by Zak and Jay

No hot water in the house is likely due to a water heater fault, tripped circuit breaker, failed pilot light, or sediment buildup. Check your breaker panel and water heater for troubleshooting. If the problem persists or you smell gas, call a licensed plumber immediately. Hot water not coming out of the tap? We’ve all been there. Read More

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19 March A person installing a double sink in a kitchen

Your Ultimate Guide to Plumbing a Double Kitchen Sink

Posted by Zak and Jay

Curious how to plumb a double sink? Our guide to double kitchen sinks covers the plumbing configuration, P-trap installation, and drain lines. Learn the right way to connect a sink basin for a watertight seal. If you’ve been looking to upgrade your single basin sink, your kitchen’s "traffic flow" likely needs an update. Read More

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05 March Exposed ceiling with orange and blue Kitec pipes labelled “Kitec XPA,” connected with metal fittings and running through wooden joists

Why You Should Replace Kitec Plumbing

Posted by Zak and Jay

Identify the Kitec plumbing system by its distinctive orange and blue colours. This system is prone to burst pipes and ruptures. Replacing Kitec plumbing with a licensed plumber is the only solution to prevent costly water damage. If you can see or remember seeing orange flexible piping labelled “Kitec” in your house or building, it’s time to call in the plumbing experts. Read More

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19 February Close-up of a worker in gloves using a shovel and pry bar to remove a clump of roots and broken clay pieces from a dug-up sewer line trench

What to Do About Tree Roots in Your Sewer Line

Posted by Zak and Jay

Struggling with tree roots in sewer line backups? Learn how to kill tree roots in sewer line systems and what dissolves tree roots in sewer pipes effectively. Trust PlumbWize for professional root removal and expert sewer line repair across Ontario. For many Ontario homeowners, the backyard is a sanctuary anchored by beautiful, mature trees. Read More

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