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About Plumbers in Burlington

Plumbers in Burlington is a phone line to a working plumber: someone who has pulled a closet auger out of a toilet this week, sweated a copper joint over a basement freezer and knows what a Halton meter horn looks like.

  • Your call goes to a working plumber
  • Answering: A plumber, not a call centre
  • Before work: Cause, options and price, said out loud
  • Leaving: Drop cloths up, fixtures run, valves checked
  • Licensed & insured (details on request)
  • Price before tools
  • Clean, covered work area
  • Tested before we leave
At a glance
Answering
A plumber, not a call centre
Before work
Cause, options and price, said out loud
Leaving
Drop cloths up, fixtures run, valves checked

The idea behind the name

The name says exactly what we are: plumbers, working in Burlington. We wanted a site that reads like a well-set trade card rather than a sales brochure. Every page tells you something useful about plumbing in this city, and every page gives you one way to reach us, a phone call to (365) 414-5748.

How we work

Plumbing problems are stressful, and the worst part is often not knowing. So we start by listening. On the phone we ask what you see and hear, how old the house is and what has changed recently. That is often enough to tell whether a dripping ceiling is a supply leak or a drain leak, or whether a cold shower means a failed thermocouple or a heater at the end of its life.

On site, the plumber looks before pricing. You get the cause, the options and the price in plain terms before any work starts. If a repair makes more sense than a replacement, you will hear that. If a part needs to be ordered, you will be told how long it will take.

Doing it to code

Ontario plumbing rules live in the provincial Building Code, while the City of Burlington handles the permits and inspections for work that needs them. New drains, relocated fixtures and backwater valves usually require a permit. Anything that burns natural gas, and the piping feeding it, is regulated by Ontario’s TSSA; only certified gas fitters belong near it. We work within those rules rather than around them.

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What we promise

  • An honest description of the problem, even if the honest answer is that it can wait.
  • A clear price before the work, not after.
  • Drop cloths, shoe covers and a clean work area when we leave.
  • Advice on stopping the same problem from coming back.

Where we work

We cover all of Burlington, from the lakefront and downtown to the rural north around Kilbride and Lowville, plus nearby communities including Waterdown, Oakville, Milton and west Hamilton. Every street and town is listed on the areas page.

How the work runs on site

  1. You call and describe what the water is doing
  2. We ask the build year and what pipe you can see
  3. A plumber arrives, opens the access and finds the cause
  4. Repair, test under pressure, clean up and walk you through it

Questions we get on this

Do you have an online booking form?

No. Every booking happens by phone so you can talk to a person and describe the problem properly.

Is gas work part of what you do?

Only fitters holding a current Ontario gas ticket work on piping or appliances that burn gas.

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