01 — Maple Line Plumbing
Gas, water and drains, sorted by licensed Toronto plumbers.
A pipe leaks when it likes. We answer anyway — at midnight, in a blizzard, on a holiday, because a cold house is not a small thing.
0202 — Our story
Maple Line started in 2009 with a single van out of Scarborough and a rule we still keep: the price is agreed before the wrench comes out of the tray.
03 — What we fix
Six jobs we run every week across the city. Most of them are finished on the same visit, with the old parts carried out the door.
Burst and frozen pipes stopped the same night, 24 hours a day.
Tank and tankless replacement, usually finished before dinner.
Camera inspection and hydro-jetting for roots, grease and clogs.
Thermal and acoustic tracing that finds the leak without wrecking walls.
Taps, toilets, tubs and shut-offs fitted and sealed properly.
Annual service and certified backflow testing for homes and shops.
0404 — The promise
No hourly guessing, no surprise line items on the invoice. You approve a number in writing, and that number is what you pay — nights, weekends and holidays included.
05 — Neighbours
"Called at 11:40pm with water coming through the kitchen ceiling. A plumber was at the door in under an hour and had the joint cut out and replaced before 2am."
"They found a leak two feet behind the finished basement wall with a camera and opened one small square. No demolition, no drama, and the quote never moved."
"New water heater fitted on a Saturday morning, old one hauled away, floors covered the whole time. Honestly the tidiest trades I have had in this house."
"Our restaurant drain backed up before service. They jetted it, showed me the camera footage, and gave me a maintenance plan. Back open by five."
"Frozen pipe in a rental during the cold snap. Fixed price quoted over the phone, no after-hours surcharge surprise, invoice matched the number exactly."
06 — Book a visit
Send the form and a dispatcher calls you back inside fifteen minutes with a fixed price and an arrival window. Anything gushing right now? Ring the line instead.