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Plumbing in Scarborough Village

Scarborough Village pairs 1950s houses with apartment towers, so one day it is a clay lateral and the next a tower kitchen stack.

  • Vans in Scarborough Village most weekdays
  • Floor drains, sumps and backwater valves
  • Drop cloths down, debris carried out
  • Water run through every repair
A quiet residential apartment building with balconies and a willow tree in autumn
A quiet residential apartment building with balconies and a willow tree in autumn
Tested on siteWater runs through every repair
Price agreed firstCause shown before any cutting

About the area

Scarborough Village sits around Markham Road and Kingston Road, between Cliffcrest and Guildwood. The housing is mostly 1950s bungalows and storey-and-a-half houses, with apartment buildings along the main roads. The Bluffs and Bluffer's Park are a short drive away.

The area has been settled for a long time, so plenty of homes have had one or two rounds of updates. That can mean a mix of copper, PEX and galvanized pipe inside the same basement, each with its own quirks.

What we see here

  • Mixed-metal supply systems with corroded transitions
  • Older apartment fixtures in need of parts
  • Clay laterals with root intrusion
  • Leaks in basement ceilings from old copper elbows

Water and sewer notes

On City of Toronto services. In apartment buildings, risers and main lines belong to the building, while the fixtures in each unit may be the owner's.

Mixed pipe: Where galvanized meets copper without a proper transition fitting, corrosion speeds up. Ask us to check those joints.

Services in the area

Next door

Cliffcrest is west, Guildwood east, and Eglinton East north.

Things callers ask us

Do you work in rental apartments?

Yes, when the owner or building authorizes it.

What is a dielectric fitting?

A transition fitting that separates two metals so they do not corrode each other.

Nearby areas

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