Burst pipe and active water damage
Water running from a wall, a ceiling, or straight out of a split pipe: we get the water shut off and the damage contained before the basement floods.
Areas we serve
The borough is really three neighbourhoods in one: Villeray's tight triplexes, close in age and plumbing to the Plateau's; Saint-Michel's bungalows, often with a basement finished as a secondary unit that adds a bathroom onto a drain stack never sized for it; and Parc-Extension, where the density of buildings and units per water service pushes up both pressure and wear on pipes that are sometimes still original galvanized.
A basement rental unit in Saint-Michel without a backwater valve is especially exposed in a backup, since it's often the lowest point in the whole building. In Parc-Extension, the density also means a pressure or flow problem rarely stays confined to a single unit.
Water running from a wall, a ceiling, or straight out of a split pipe: we get the water shut off and the damage contained before the basement floods.
Water or sewage backing up through the basement floor drain during or after heavy rain: the first move is to stop sending anything else down the pipes.
An overflowing toilet, a kitchen or shower drain that's completely stopped: fast clearing so it doesn't happen again an hour later.
Water pooling at the base of the water heater, or not a drop of hot water left anywhere in the house: we shut it down, isolate it, and work out whether it can be repaired or needs replacing.
Free written quote. We call back the same business day.