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Districts

Districts we serve

Oshawa neighbourhoods from the lake to the rural north, and the Durham towns next door.

  • Drains, sewers, heaters, pumps and fixtures
  • Residential and commercial work across Durham
  • Diagnosis explained before work starts
  • Booked by phone
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  • Licensed & insured (details on request)
  • Phones answered 7 days a week
  • Oshawa & Durham Region
  • Upfront diagnosis before work
Two numbered water supply marker plates on a brick wall
Hydrant and valve marker plates on a brick wall, a small part of the municipal water system.

Central and south Oshawa

The older half of the city, with brick houses near downtown and postwar bungalows in O'Neill, Vanier and Central Park. Expect galvanized pipe, clay sewer laterals and mature trees.

North Oshawa

Samac, Northglen, Taunton, Windfields and Kedron span several decades of building, with copper and plastic supply lines and sump pumps in many newer basements. Columbus and Raglan are rural, on wells and septic.

Neighbouring towns

We also travel to Whitby, Brooklin, Courtice, Bowmanville and nearby Durham communities.

Each district page describes the housing in that area and the plumbing trouble it most often brings.

All districts

Areas we cover

Downtown Oshawacentury brick homes and converted flats around Simcoe Street and the Tribute Communities Centre.O'Neillpostwar storey-and-a-half houses near Oshawa Centre and Lakeridge Health.Vanier1950s bungalows and semis in the city's south-central streets.Lakeviewhomes near Lakeview Park and the Lake Ontario shoreline.Central Parkolder two-storey homes around Memorial Park and Rotary Park.Centennial1970s and 80s split-levels east of Harmony Road.Donevanpostwar bungalows and backsplits near Harmony Road and King Street East.Eastdale1970s detached homes around the Eastdale area and Harmony Creek.Farewellsouth-east Oshawa homes near Farewell Street and the harbour lands.Samac1960s and 70s houses around Rossland Road and Simcoe Street North.McLaughlinestablished streets near Parkwood Estate and the north-central core.Stevensonhomes along Stevenson Road near the Whitby boundary.Northglen1990s subdivisions north of Taunton Road.Northwoodnewer builds near the northwest edge of the city.Taunton2000s homes along the Taunton Road corridor.Windfieldsnew subdivisions near Ontario Tech University and Durham College.Whitbyneighbouring Whitby from downtown to Port Whitby.Brooklinolder village homes and new subdivisions in north Whitby.Courtice1980s to 2010s subdivisions just east of Oshawa.Bowmanvilleheritage houses and newer suburbs in Clarington.Ajaxsuburban homes west along Highway 401.Pickeringwest Durham homes from Bay Ridges to Seaton.Port Perrylakeside town homes on Lake Scugog.

How a visit runs

  1. 1

    Call

    Describe the fixture, the floor and how old the building is.

  2. 2

    Look

    We pull the trap, the cleanout plug or the access panel before any price is given.

  3. 3

    Explain

    You hear what failed and what we would replace, in plain words.

  4. 4

    Fix

    Water off, old part out, new part in, joints supported.

  5. 5

    Test

    Full flow or full pressure, every joint checked dry.

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