Signs you need this
- Floor sinks rising during busy service
- Washroom fixtures running on or failing to flush
- Odour from cleanouts or interceptor lids
- Test date for a backflow device coming due
Kit on the van, and the method
- Sectional drain machine and jetter
- Calibrated backflow test kit
- Flush valve and sensor faucet parts
- Drain camera with locator
Before we leave: Run every affected fixture under normal load and confirm full flow and no leaks.
What managers hand to us
- Tenant calls for leaks, clogs and no hot water.
- Turnover checks between leases.
- Water heater replacements across several units.
- Seasonal shut-down and start-up of outdoor taps.
- Sump and backwater valve checks before spring thaw.
What you get from each visit
- Address, unit and fixture recorded on the job note.
- Fault, repair, and any item to keep an eye on.
- Photos of the problem area where useful.
- A heads-up when something will need budget soon.
Turnover plumbing checklist
Between tenants is the easiest time to catch slow leaks and tired parts. We run every tap hot and cold, look under each sink with a light, test toilet fill valves and flappers, check the heater's age and relief valve, and run water through the floor drain trap so it does not dry out while the unit sits empty. A five-dollar flapper now beats drywall and paint in the unit underneath later.
How we coordinate
- You send the address, unit and access details.
- We contact the tenant if you prefer, or go through you.
- The job is done and noted the same day where possible.
- Urgent items are phoned through before we leave.
Seasonal reminders
- Autumn: shut and drain hose bibs, test sump pumps.
- Spring: inspect backwater valves and pit discharge lines.
- Any time: label main shut-offs for each unit.
Asked on the phone
Can you handle several addresses in one day?
Often, yes. Send the list and we will group the visits by area of Whitby or Durham.