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22 January Outdoor faucet frozen and partially iced over in winter, with water dripping from the spout against an ice-covered wall

How to Thaw a Frozen Outdoor Faucet

Posted by Zak and Jay

Learn how to thaw a frozen outdoor faucet safely to prevent burst pipes and water damage. Our licensed plumbers offer expert advice on frozen outdoor faucet repair, ensuring your Ontario home remains protected during freezing temperatures. Winter in Ontario brings a certain magic to our landscape, but it also brings a host of challenges for homeowners. Read More

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08 January Technician kneeling beside an open kitchen sink cabinet, using a flashlight to inspect plumbing while tools and a toolbox sit nearby

7 Plumbing Issues Your Plumber Wishes You Knew

Posted by Zak and Jay

Dealing with plumbing issues like clogged drains or leaky pipes? Our team explains why flushable wipes clog pipes and how baking soda and boiling water can help fix your kitchen sink and keep your plumbing system running smoothly. You’re standing in your bathroom, watching water pool around your ankles, and you realize you have a situation on your hands.  Sound familiar? Read More

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05 December A single cold water pipe frozen

How to Avoid Burst Pipes in the Winter

Posted by Zak and Jay

You can reduce the risk of a burst pipe in the winter by insulating your pipes, letting outdoor faucets drip, and disconnecting any outdoor attachments. However, if a frozen pipe is already cracked, call for emergency services immediately. The risk of getting frozen pipes increases once temperatures fall below -1°C. Read More

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14 November A male plumber in a blue jumpsuit fixing pipes

How Much Does a Plumber Cost in Ontario in 2026?

Posted by Zak and Jay

Most Ontario plumbers charge between $110 and $145 per hour, while after-hours service can cost between $200 and $350. The final cost, however, varies depending on job complexity, fixtures needing replacement, the type of pipes your property uses, and your location.  Plumber hourly rates in Ontario are likely the first thing you think of when calling for plumbing services. Read More

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27 August A person testing the temperature of the water in a shower

Why Is My Hot Water Not Working?

Posted by Zak and Jay

For Ontario homeowners, especially during the winter months, understanding why your hot water is not working can save time and prevent costly damage before you call in a qualified plumber. This article will help you assess and isolate why there’s no hot water in the house. Let’s get into the top 8 reasons why your hot water might be giving you the cold shoulder! Read More

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