No water from a tap, a split pipe, or water coming through a ceiling? Ontario Pacific Plumbing helps homeowners in King City, Vaughan, Bradford, Newmarket and nearby areas with frozen and burst pipes, day and night.
When water freezes inside a pipe, it expands. The pressure can split the pipe or loosen a fitting, and the leak often shows only once the pipe thaws.
Pipes in exterior walls, unheated rooms, garages and basements are the most exposed during a cold snap. If a pipe has burst, shut off your main water valve first, then call us. If a tap has stopped running in freezing weather, call before the pipe splits.
Want to know what you can do right now? Read our guide: Frozen pipes: what to do.
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Call us if you’re dealing with:
A tap or fixture has little or no water during freezing weather.
A pipe has cracked or split and is leaking or spraying water.
Drips or wet spots that appear once a frozen pipe starts to warm up.
Stains, drips or damp drywall that point to a leaking pipe inside a wall or ceiling.
Joints, fittings or shut-off valves that cracked or started leaking after freezing.
Tell us what is happening and where. If water is leaking, we will help you find and close your main shut-off valve.
We locate the frozen or damaged section of pipe and check the pipes around it.
We thaw the frozen section or repair the damaged pipe, then explain what we found and how to lower the risk next winter.
Ontario Pacific Plumbing serves customers throughout:
Don’t wait for a frozen pipe to split. Call Ontario Pacific Plumbing any time, day or night.
