Plumbing Service in Sandringham-Wellington

The homes here

This neighbourhood, roughly between Bovaird Drive, Sandalwood Parkway, Airport Road and Torbram Road, filled in during the 1990s and 2000s. Houses are mostly detached two-storey homes and semis, many with basement units. Supply in copper or PEX, ABS waste piping and a PVC lateral are the norm, with gas tank water heaters in most mechanical rooms.

Calls that come up often

• Main drain backups where both upstairs and basement kitchens share a line.
• Water heaters struggling or leaking after fifteen-plus years.
• Toilets clogged by wipes, especially in busy multi-generational homes.
• Floor drains backing up when laundry runs.
• Leaky kitchen faucets with worn cartridges.

Local landmarks

We work near Sandalwood Parkway East and Airport Road, Gore Meadows to the north, Trinity Common to the south and the Castlemore area to the east.

Services suited here

Busy homes produce more grease and more paper in the drains, so a scheduled drain cleaning every year or two can prevent a backup. When showers turn cold earlier than they once did, sediment or a failing burner may be the cause; our water heater repair page explains what we check.

Through the year

Run a bucket or two off the tank's bottom valve once a year to clear sediment. In autumn, shut the outside taps from inside. In spring, check that the basement floor drain still has water in its trap and that the grate is clear.

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