Before anything else
- Find the page that matches what the water is doing
- Read the signs list and the first steps
- Close the main shut-off if water is escaping
- Call (365) 334-6645 with the fixture and floor
Pages in this section
- Bay RidgesPlanned
- West ShorePlanned
- Frenchman's BayPlanned
- RougemountPlanned
- DunbartonPlanned
- LiverpoolPlanned
- AmberleaPlanned
- Brock RidgePlanned
- Village EastPlanned
- WoodlandsPlanned
- Duffin HeightsPlanned
- SeatonPlanned
- City CentrePlanned
- ClaremontPlanned
- BroughamPlanned
- WhitevalePlanned
- Pickering VillagePlanned
South Pickering by the lake
Bay Ridges, West Shore, Fairport Beach and the streets around Frenchman's Bay hold some of the oldest housing in the city, along with a high water table. Sump pumps and older drain lines are the usual story here.
North of Highway 401, neighbourhoods such as Dunbarton, Liverpool, Amberlea, Highbush, Glendale and Brock Ridge grew through the 1970s, 80s and 90s.
Central and north Pickering
North of Highway 401, neighbourhoods such as Dunbarton, Liverpool, Amberlea, Highbush, Glendale and Brock Ridge grew through the 1970s, 80s and 90s. Water heaters, shut-off valves and original fixtures in these homes are coming due together.
Seaton and the hamlets
Seaton and Duffin Heights are new, while Claremont, Brougham, Greenwood, Whitevale and Cherrywood are old crossroads communities with wells, septic systems and heritage houses.
Just over the line
We also take calls from Ajax, Whitby, Uxbridge, the Scarborough neighbourhoods of Port Union and West Hill, and Cornell in Markham. If you are unsure, call (365) 334-6645.