Barrie plumbers for frozen pipes, sump pumps and water heaters
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Barrie sits in the snowbelt, and winter is when its plumbing gets tested. Lake-effect snow, long cold snaps and wind across Kempenfelt Bay find pipes in exterior walls, garages and crawl spaces, and outdoor taps left with a hose attached. A split pipe usually announces itself when it thaws.
The housing splits two ways. Older homes near downtown, Allandale and the east end have plumbing that has been updated piecemeal over decades. The big subdivisions to the south and west, mostly built from the 1990s onward, are reaching the age where the first water heater, the original sump pump and builder-grade fixtures all come due.
Barrie's municipal water comes from a combination of groundwater wells and Lake Simcoe. Tell us what is going on and roughly when the house was built, and your request goes to one plumber who covers Barrie.
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Common Jobs in Barrie
Frozen and burst pipes in Barrie
Shut off the water before a frozen pipe thaws, thaw it slowly with warm air, and keep outdoor taps disconnected through the winter.
Sump pump replacement in south-end homes
Original pumps in 1990s and 2000s subdivisions are due. A battery backup covers the storm that takes the power out.
Water heater and tankless replacement
Many Barrie homes are on their first or second tank. Say whether yours is owned or rented.
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