Plumbing help in The Annex: Victorian and Edwardian semis, rooming houses and big brick houses near U of T. Local notes on pipes, drains and water heaters.
Plumbing help in Leslieville: worker cottages and row houses south of Queen East. Local notes on pipes, drains and water heaters for homes in the area.
Plumbing help in Riverdale: bay-and-gable semis along Broadview and Riverdale Park. Local notes on pipes, drains and water heaters for homes in the area.
Plumbing help in The Beaches: century homes and cottages near the boardwalk and Queen East. Local notes on pipes, drains and water heaters for homes in the.
Plumbing help in High Park: Edwardian detached homes around the park and Bloor West. Local notes on pipes, drains and water heaters for homes in the area.
Plumbing help in Roncesvalles: tall brick semis between the park and the Queensway. Local notes on pipes, drains and water heaters for homes in the area.
Plumbing help in The Junction: early 1900s homes around Dundas West and the rail lines. Local notes on pipes, drains and water heaters for homes in the area.
Plumbing help in Cabbagetown: one of North America's largest collections of preserved Victorian houses. Local notes on pipes, drains and water heaters for.
Plumbing help in Danforth Village: brick semis and detached homes off the Danforth. Local notes on pipes, drains and water heaters for homes in the area.
Plumbing help in Davisville: mix of semis, detached homes and mid-rise rentals near Yonge and Davisville. Local notes on pipes, drains and water heaters for.
Plumbing help in Bloor West Village: 1910s and 1920s detached homes near the Humber. Local notes on pipes, drains and water heaters for homes in the area.
Plumbing help in North York: 1950s bungalows, back-splits and Yonge Street towers. Local notes on pipes, drains and water heaters for homes in the area.
Plumbing help in Scarborough: post-war bungalows, side-splits and townhouse complexes. Local notes on pipes, drains and water heaters for homes in the area.
Plumbing help in Downtown Toronto: towers, row houses and commercial units in the core. Local notes on pipes, drains and water heaters for homes in the area.
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Why neighbourhood matters
A 1890s semi in Cabbagetown, a 1950s bungalow in Scarborough and a 2010s condo in CityPlace fail in different ways. Older central neighbourhoods often have clay laterals and lead services; post-war suburbs bring cast-iron and early plastic drains; towers bring shared risers and building rules. Each page below covers what we typically find there.
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