The houses here
New subdivisions in Sharon and Queensville sit beside farmhouses on wells and septic systems. Older village homes in Holland Landing and Mount Albert have their own histories. That variety means one day we may be fixing a new sump pump and the next a well pressure tank.
Common plumbing problems
- Well pumps and pressure tanks failing.
- Septic systems backing up or needing pumping.
- New homes with builder defects.
- Hard water and iron on wells.
- Frozen lines in rural homes.
Local notes
East Gwillimbury has its own building department and permit processes. Septic systems are regulated, and repairs or replacements need approval. Many rural owners do not know where their septic tank lid is. We can help find it.
Keep a record of when your septic tank was last pumped. Most need it every three to five years.
How we help
- Diagnose well and pressure tank issues.
- Install softeners and iron filters.
- Service new-build plumbing.
- Advise on septic care.
The pipes behind the walls in East Gwillimbury: pipes, drains and houses
| Typical houses | rural lots and new subdivisions |
|---|---|
| Supply pipes | PEX in new homes, wells in rural lots |
| Drains | septic outside serviced areas |
We service well pressure tanks and septic lines.
Questions people ask us
Do you service wells?
We handle pressure tanks, pumps in the house and treatment. Drilling is done by well contractors.