Water service line and galvanized pipe replacement
Pressure that's dropped for years, rusty water on start-up, an upstairs tap reduced to a trickle: classic signs of a galvanized pipe corroded shut from the inside.
Areas we serve
Pointe-Claire has two faces: the old village, around Bord-du-Lac Road, with older homes on irregular lots, and the large residential developments from the 1950s to 70s north of Highway 20, built on a more regular grid. The clay-tile foundation drains installed during that period are now reaching the end of their useful life across much of the area.
On Pointe-Claire's larger-lot streets, basements have almost all been finished for decades, which makes a backup an especially costly thing to ignore. We prioritize a camera inspection of the weeping drain before recommending a full replacement over a simple clean-out.
Pressure that's dropped for years, rusty water on start-up, an upstairs tap reduced to a trickle: classic signs of a galvanized pipe corroded shut from the inside.
A sewer smell in the basement, a damp stain tracking the stack, a slight sag at the base: century-old cast iron cracks from the inside before it shows on the outside.
Every thaw, the floor drain backs up before the weeping drain can keep up: a sign of a missing check valve or a foundation drain at the end of its life.
A new water heater plumbed onto rusted galvanized pipe will never deliver its full flow: we fix the cause, not just the symptom.
Free written quote. We call back the same business day.