Service Areas
We refer homeowner enquiries across York Region, Simcoe County and the northern GTA. If your town is not listed, send the form anyway — we will tell you honestly whether we cover it.
Vaughan
The City of Vaughan and its communities, including the Vaughan side of Thornhill.
Vaughan
Subdivisions built in waves from the 1970s to today, a great many finished basements, and estate and rural lots on the city's northern and western edges.
Woodbridge
An old village core on the Humber, 1970s–1990s subdivisions with large finished basements, and plenty of homes on their second round of plumbing.
Kleinburg
A heritage village above the Humber valley, large custom and estate homes around it, and some rural lots on private wells.
Maple
Mostly 1980s-to-2000s subdivisions around Major Mackenzie and Keele, with finished basements and original sump pumps and fixtures coming due.
Concord
Older residential pockets, an employment area along Highway 7, and newer condos around the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre.
Vellore
Newer subdivisions around Weston Road and Major Mackenzie, many still young enough for builder-warranty questions.
Nashville
An old hamlet in northwest Vaughan where rural lots, some on private wells, sit beside brand-new subdivisions.
Thornhill
Split between Vaughan and Markham along Yonge Street, with an old village core, 1950s–1980s homes and many full rebuilds.
King Township
Villages and hamlets on the Oak Ridges Moraine, where many country properties are on private wells.
King City
King Township's largest community, on the Oak Ridges Moraine, with village homes on municipal water and country properties on private wells.
Nobleton
A King Township village of large-lot homes along Highway 27, with municipal and private services side by side and groundwater that keeps sump pumps busy.
Schomberg
A historic Main Street village in northwest King Township, surrounded by farms and horse properties that depend on private wells.
Kettleby
A small hamlet in King Township north of King City, with country homes on large lots that generally rely on private wells.
Caledon
Bolton and the moraine hamlets of the Town of Caledon, in the Region of Peel.
Bolton
Caledon's largest community, on the Humber River, with an older core, 1980s–2000s subdivisions and newer homes to the north and east.
Palgrave
A Caledon hamlet on the Oak Ridges Moraine, surrounded by estate homes and horse country, much of it on private wells.
Caledon East
The Town of Caledon's administrative centre, with village subdivisions on municipal water and country properties on private wells.
Richmond Hill
From the older south end up to Lake Wilcox and the moraine.
Richmond Hill
Postwar bungalows and 1970s–2000s subdivisions along Yonge Street, rising to Oak Ridges and the moraine in the north.
Oak Ridges
Richmond Hill's northern community on the Oak Ridges Moraine, around Lake Wilcox, with older cottages-turned-homes and newer subdivisions.
Markham
Historic villages and newer communities across the City of Markham.
Markham
A big city of distinct communities, from historic Markham Village and Unionville to 1980s subdivisions and new Cornell and Berczy streets.
Unionville
Historic Main Street Unionville and Toogood Pond, surrounded by 1970s and 1980s subdivisions and executive homes.
Victoria Square
A heritage hamlet in north Markham at Woodbine and Elgin Mills, with older homes and rural lots beside new subdivisions.
Whitchurch-Stouffville
Stouffville and the rural hamlets around it, many on private wells.
Stouffville
A historic Main Street town that has grown fast, with new subdivisions in town and country properties and Musselman Lake homes on wells.
Ballantrae
A hamlet in northern Whitchurch-Stouffville around Highway 48 and Aurora Road, with country homes on private wells and a golf-course community nearby.
Gormley
A small hamlet in Whitchurch-Stouffville near Highway 404 and the Richmond Hill border, with country homes on private wells.
Toronto
The City of Toronto, where its basement flooding subsidy and permit rules apply.
Toronto
Older housing across the city, a municipal basement flooding subsidy program, and lead water services in some pre-1950s homes.
North York
Postwar bungalows, 1960s–70s suburbs and a steady stream of large custom rebuilds, all under the City of Toronto's rules and programs.
Etobicoke
Lakeshore communities like Mimico and Long Branch, postwar bungalows inland, and condos along the waterfront and the Humber.
Barrie and Southern Georgian Bay
Snowbelt towns where frozen pipes and empty seasonal homes are the winter worry.
Barrie
Snowbelt winters off Georgian Bay, older homes near downtown and Allandale, and fast-growing south-end subdivisions.
Collingwood
A Georgian Bay town of century homes downtown, newer subdivisions, and many seasonal homes and chalets left empty between visits.
Blue Mountain
Ski chalets, village condos and escarpment homes in the Town of The Blue Mountains, many empty for days or weeks at a time.
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