Common calls from offices and stores
- Urinals and toilets running on because a diaphragm or sensor has failed
- Water dripping through a T-bar ceiling from a fitting above
- Washroom floor drains giving off sewer odour once their trap water evaporates
- Staff kitchen sink backed up into the dishwasher
- Lukewarm water from a small tank heater in a unit closet
What we check on a washroom visit
- Flush valve diaphragm, relief valve and vacuum breaker
- Sensor batteries, solenoids and supply stops
- Wax seals and carriers on wall-hung toilets
- Trap primers that keep floor drains wet
- Hot water temperature at the lavatories
Ceiling leak, step by step
- Find the nearest isolation valve and shut the branch
- Lift tiles and follow the water back to its source
- Cut out the failed fitting or section and join new pipe
- Repressurize and watch the joint under full flow
- Leave the ceiling open to dry and tell you what to replace
Keeping plaza units running
- Know where your unit shut-off is, not just the building main
- Report running fixtures quickly; they waste water all night
- Pour water into seldom-used floor drains every few weeks
- Ask us to look at the heater age when you sign a lease
Multi-tenant building? See service for property managers or our leak detection page.
Answers our Mississauga crew gives most
Does my shop have to close while you repair something?
Many repairs can be done with a section closed off. Anything needing a full shut-off we schedule outside trading hours.
Do you service wall-hung toilets?
Yes, including the carrier bolts and seals behind them.