New grey drain lines and copper water piping hung from a concrete ceiling.

Plumber in Toronto

Commercial, condo, and residential plumbing across Toronto, from downtown towers to houses in the east and west end.

City of Toronto

Working in Toronto

Daniel’s Plumbing Services works all over Toronto. A lot of the work is in condo and commercial buildings downtown and in midtown: unit repairs, building water meters, mechanical rooms, and leaks that travel between floors.

In houses, the calls are the usual mix: leaks, clogged drains, toilets and fixtures, and hot water tanks. For basements, Daniel installs backwater valves and handles the full City of Toronto subsidy process, from the paperwork to the permit and the inspection.

Daniel is a Red Seal plumber with about 10 years in the trade. Emergency and after-hours calls are available.

Why Toronto calls Daniel

  • Red Seal plumber

    Daniel holds his Red Seal in Ontario and has about 10 years in the trade.

  • Homes and buildings

    Houses, condos, restaurants, and offices across Toronto and the GTA.

  • Emergency and after-hours calls

    Available when something can’t wait until morning.

  • Workmanship warranty

    Daniel stands behind his work. Ask what applies to your job.

Plumbing in Toronto

  • Condo towers

    Unit repairs, leaks between floors, and hot and cold crossovers.

  • Commercial buildings

    Restaurants, offices, water meters, and mechanical rooms.

  • Basement flooding

    Backwater valves with the City subsidy: up to $1,600 per valve.

  • Older houses

    Repairs and upgrades where old piping meets newer work.

Toronto neighbourhoods we cover

All of Toronto, including these neighbourhoods. Etobicoke, North York, and Scarborough have their own pages.

  • Downtown
  • Old Town
  • St. Lawrence
  • King West
  • Liberty Village
  • The Annex
  • Yorkville
  • Midtown
  • Leslieville
  • Riverdale
  • The Beaches
  • East York
  • High Park
  • Roncesvalles
  • The Junction

Plumbing emergency in Toronto?

Emergency and after-hours calls are available. If water is leaking, shut off the closest valve or the main water valve, then call.

Call (437) 475-3798
  • Burst or leaking pipes
  • Water coming through a ceiling or into another unit
  • Backed-up drains and toilets
  • Sewer water in the basement
  • No water or no hot water
  • A backflow preventer with green-handled valves on a copper water line.
    A backflow preventer on a copper water line, Old Town, 2026.
  • A water meter installed on copper pipe along a concrete wall.
    A building water meter, downtown Toronto, 2025.
  • A pressure gauge connected to a water line under a sink during a pressure test.
    A water pressure test, Toronto, 2025.

Plumbing in Toronto: common questions

Which parts of Toronto do you cover?

All of Toronto, from downtown and Old Town to midtown, the east end, and the west end. Daniel also covers Etobicoke, North York, and Scarborough.

Do you help with the City of Toronto backwater valve subsidy?

Yes. Daniel handles the full process: the paperwork, the building permit, and the City inspection. For work completed on or after November 12, 2025, the City covers 80% of the cost, up to $1,600 per valve.

Do you work in downtown condo buildings?

Yes. Daniel works with property managers and condo buildings on unit repairs, leaks between floors, hot and cold crossovers, and building meters.

Do you take emergency calls in Toronto?

Yes. Emergency and after-hours calls are available. For anything urgent, call (437) 475-3798 instead of using the form.

What are your regular hours?

Monday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Emergency and after-hours calls are available outside those hours.

Need a plumber in Toronto?

Call Daniel, or send a request with a photo of the job.