Residential plumbing covers everything between the city water main and the last fixture in your house: supply lines, drains and vents, shut-off valves, water heaters, sump pumps, backwater valves, and the taps, toilets and showers you use every day. A residential plumbing repair can be as small as replacing a seized angle stop under a sink or as involved as re-piping a two-storey semi from galvanised steel to copper or PEX. We handle both, and we plan the work so your household keeps running water for as much of the job as possible.
Renovation work is a large part of what we do. Moving a kitchen sink, adding a basement bathroom, or converting a tub to a curbless shower all involve new drain routing, correct venting and fixture rough-ins that have to pass inspection. Having a residential plumber involved before the drywall goes up is what keeps a bathroom remodel from becoming a callback.
Most calls start with one of these symptoms. If any of them sound familiar, it is worth booking a look before the repair grows:
A large share of Toronto's housing was built before 1960, which shapes almost every residential plumbing job in the city. Lead and galvanised service lines are still in the ground in parts of East York, York and the older west end; cast iron stacks reach the end of their life around the seventy-year mark; and many homes were finished with basement bathrooms added long after the original rough-in, often without proper venting. Ontario Building Code requirements — backwater valves, backflow prevention, sump discharge — also changed substantially over the decades, so bringing an older home up to standard is usually part of the conversation.
Useful reference: City of Toronto plumbing permit requirements.
We inspect the system properly — camera, pressure test or moisture readings as the job requires — so the price reflects the real problem rather than a guess.
You approve the number before any work begins. No hourly creep, no surprise invoice.
Work is carried out by master-licensed plumbers to Ontario Building Code standard, using modern equipment and quality parts.
We test the repair, leave the space clean, and back the work with a written workmanship warranty.
Every visit starts with a walkthrough and a written upfront estimate. Andrew Bugiel founded the company on straight talk rather than upselling, so you get the option that actually fits the house, and the reasoning behind it. Our plumbers are master-licensed, insured and WSIB covered, with 15+ years serving GTA homes, and we protect floors, contain dust, and clean up before we leave. Work is backed by a written workmanship warranty and we are happy to be the ones you call next time.
Plumbing problems rarely arrive alone. If this turns out to be part of a bigger picture, our team also handles leaky faucet repair, toilet repairs and pipe leak repair across the same service area.
Both. A single leaking shut-off valve is as welcome a call as a whole-house re-pipe, and both get the same upfront pricing.
Yes. We regularly coordinate rough-in and final connection stages with general contractors and kitchen and bath installers across the GTA.
Some residential work — new drains, relocated fixtures, water service replacement — does require a City of Toronto plumbing permit. We tell you upfront and handle the process.
Whether you're dealing with an urgent emergency or planning a major upgrade, Plumbing and Drain Today combines premium craftsmanship with straightforward, upfront pricing. We service homes and businesses across Toronto, Mississauga, Etobicoke, Scarborough, North York, East York, Richmond Hill, and York.
Call Andrew and the team at 647-977-8719 to book your service or request a free estimate today.
