Plumbers in Concord, Vaughan for condos and houses

Houses, townhomes and new condos around Highway 7 — tell us what's going on and a local plumber who covers Concord gets back to you with a quote.

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Concord is a mix: older residential streets, a large employment area along Highway 7 and Keele Street, and the condo towers that have gone up around the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre. The plumbing jobs are just as mixed — a water heater in a 1970s house one day, a leaking vanity in a new condo the next.

In a condo, who does what matters. Plumbing inside your unit — fixtures, the vanity, the dishwasher hookup — is usually yours, while risers, shared shut-offs and pipes in the walls between units are generally the condominium corporation's. Check with your property manager before booking work that means shutting off water to a floor or opening shared walls.

In houses, the usual jobs are water heaters, worn fixtures and drains. Tell us whether it is a house, a townhouse or a condo unit and what is going on, and your request goes to one plumber who covers Concord.

York Simcoe Plumbing is a free referral service: your request goes to one independent local plumber serving Concord, and they quote and do the work.

Common Jobs in Concord

Condo leaks into the unit below

A leak that reaches the unit below needs stopping and reporting quickly. Close your unit's shut-off if you have one, call the property manager, then send the form.

Emergency leaks and burst pipes →

Water heaters in houses and townhomes

Tank and tankless replacement, and rental heaters that are due for a decision.

Water heaters and tankless →

Kitchen and bathroom drains

Slow kitchen drains in condos are often grease build-up in the branch line. Mention if neighbours on the same stack have the same trouble.

Drain clearing and sewer lines →

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Concord Questions, Answered

For work inside your unit, usually yes, but most condominiums have rules about contractors, insurance, booking the elevator and shutting off water. Read your condo's rules or ask the property manager first, and mention that it is a condo unit on the form.
That depends on where the leak started, your condominium's declaration and the insurance policies involved. Report it to the property manager straight away and document the damage. A plumber can find and fix the source; who pays is between you, the other owner, the corporation and the insurers.
Many condo units have their own water heater, and many of those are rented. Check whether yours is owned or rented, and what the condominium's rules say about replacing it, before booking the work.
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