Plumbers on call in Brampton, Ontario
Brampton Plumbing CompanyResidential & commercial plumbers
Flower City plumbing, set straight.
We open it up, find the fault, fix it, test it in front of you and haul the mess away.
- Clogged drains and sewer backups cleared and camera-checked
- Water heaters, sump pumps and backwater valves installed
- Leaks traced and burst pipes repaired fast
- Restaurants, plazas and condo buildings on schedule
Hands on the pipework, checking every joint
- Licensed & insured: ask for details
- You see the quote before a cut is made
- Floors covered, mess hauled out
- Brampton-based crew
What we fix
Every plumbing job we take on, numbered
Drain clearing, sewer work, water heaters, sump pits, pipe repair and fixtures. Each entry opens a full page on how we do the work and what we check in a Brampton house.
- Emergency PlumberJob 01Water spraying, a toilet overflowing, a basement drain gurgling up sewage.Details →
- Drain CleaningJob 02Sluggish basins, burping tubs, a floor drain that puddles every wash day.Details →
- Main Drain CleaningJob 03When the basement floor drain, the lowest toilet and the laundry tub all act up together, the blockage is in the main line.Details →
- Sewer Camera InspectionJob 04A sealed camera on a stiff push-rod reveals the inside of your sewer pipe in real time.Details →
- Sewer Line RepairJob 05The pipe between your house and the street carries everything you send down.Details →
- Tree Root RemovalJob 06Roots find the smallest crack in a sewer lateral and fill it.Details →
- Hydro JettingJob 07Hydro jetting sends water at high pressure through a nozzle that scrubs the full inside wall of a pipe.Details →
- Water Heater RepairJob 08Cold taps, tepid showers, popping noises or a puddle by the tank.Details →
- Gas Water Heater ReplacementJob 09When a gas tank starts leaking or runs out of hot water too soon, we swap it for a properly sized unit, vented and connected to code.Details →
How a job runs
Four steps, no surprises
- 01
Call and tell us the fixture, the house age and where the water is going.
- 02
We talk you through the shut-off, then load the right parts.
- 03
On site we open it up and show you the fault before quoting.
- 04
We repair, run water through everything and clean up.
For homeownersResidential plumbingDetached houses in Springdale, back-splits in Bramalea, stacked towns in Mount Pleasant. If water runs through it in your home, we work on it.See home services →
For businessesCommercial plumbingPlaza units on Queen Street, kitchens off Steeles, condo towers by Bramalea City Centre, warehouses near the 410. Plumbing that stops, costs money, so we move.See business services →Service area
From Bramalea to Castlemore and out to Caledon
Cast-iron stacks in the older south end, ABS drains and busy sump pits in the newer north. Pick your neighbourhood to see what we usually find under the floors there.
From the shop
Dear Brampton homeowner,
Nine phone calls in ten open with one complaint: water sitting somewhere it should not be. A kitchen sink holding grey water. A ring of wet drywall under the upstairs bathroom. A basement floor drain pushing back up while the laundry runs. Before anyone drives over, we ask where the main shut-off is, whether it turns, and which fixtures are acting up, because that tells us whether we are bringing a drum machine, a box of compression fittings or a replacement tank.
On site we pull the trap, open the cleanout or cut the drywall where the stain is wettest. We find the fault before we talk money. If a 40-cent washer or a new flapper solves it, that is the repair. If the cast-iron stack is scaled shut or the Poly-B is splitting at the crimp rings, we show you the piece we cut out and explain what replacing that run involves.
When the job is done every fixture we worked on gets run hard, each joint gets wiped and checked dry with a paper towel, and take the old parts, the sludge and the drop sheets with us.
Seasonal checklist
What to check in the house, season by season
Winter
- Shut and drain the hose bib from inside, then leave the outside tap open
- Open sink cabinets on outside walls during deep cold snaps
- Know where the main valve is and turn it once so it does not seize
- Listen for the sump pump cycling during a midwinter thaw
Spring
- Dump a pail of water into the sump crock until the float kicks the pump on
- Check the backwater valve cover and clear debris from the flap
- Look for drips at the water heater relief valve pipe
- Walk the basement after the first heavy rain for wet floor drain edges
Summer
- Run the basement shower and laundry tub so traps do not dry out
- Clear hair from tub and shower strainers before it reaches the trap
- Check toilet supply lines for bulging braided hose
- Bleed some water off the tank drain cock to carry out settled grit
Fall
- Unhook garden hoses; shut the indoor stop valve feeding every hose bib
- Test the battery backup on the sump pump
- Have tree-lined sewer laterals snaked or scoped before roots go dormant
- Keep fat and coffee grounds out of the kitchen drain before holiday cooking
Quick answers
Water on the floor? Close the main, then call
Your main valve is on the incoming water service, normally beside the meter in the basement. Crank it clockwise until it stops, open a low tap to drain pressure, and ring us. We talk you through the next step while the truck gets loaded.
Two things people ask first
Which parts of Brampton do you cover?
All of it, from Churchville to Castlemore, plus nearby communities including Caledon, Bolton, Georgetown, Malton and Meadowvale.
Can you help after hours?
Call the number any time. If it is an emergency we will tell you what to do right away and how soon someone can attend.