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The route: where we work

Burlington is long and narrow, running from the lake to the Escarpment, and each band of streets has its own pipes, drains and failure points.

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South of the QEW

Downtown, Roseland, Shoreacres and Aldershot have the oldest housing in the city. Expect clay or early cast-iron sewer laterals that roots break into, galvanized supply lines that choke pressure down to a trickle, and basement floor drains tied straight into the sanitary line. Camera work and backwater valves are common jobs here.

Key point

Burlington is long and narrow, running from the lake to the Escarpment, and each band of streets has its own pipes, drains and failure points.

Between the QEW and the 407

Brant Hills, Headon Forest, Millcroft, Tansley and The Orchard were mostly built from the 1970s to the 1990s. Many of those houses have already swapped out the original tank once or twice, still have original sump pits, and some carry grey polybutylene supply pipe that should come out before a fitting lets go.

Have this ready when you call

Which fixture, which floor
Whether the main is closed
Rough age of the house and heater
Any past floods or drain work

Rural Burlington

Kilbride, Lowville and the rural north mostly run on private wells and septic systems. Low pressure can mean a failing well pump or a clogged sediment filter, and a slow drain can be a septic tank due for pumping rather than a clog in the house.

First move in a leak

Close the main shut-off, open a low tap to drain pressure, then call (365) 464-5184.

Neighbouring towns

We also travel to Waterdown, Carlisle, Bronte, Hamilton Beach and Westdale. Call (365) 464-5184 with your cross street to check.