Typical requests from owners and managers
- Renters flagging puddles, stubborn clogs or a cold shower.
- Turnover repairs between leases: running toilets, dripping taps, slow drains.
- Water heater replacements in rental houses and units.
- Shared drains in plazas and multi-unit buildings.
How we work with you
- You call or pass the tenant's details along.
- We confirm access and any spending limit you set.
- The plumber fixes the fault or reports back if it is bigger than expected.
- You receive notes on cause, repair and anything to watch.
Knowing where the main valve is turns a burst into a mop-up instead of a renovation.
Turnover plumbing checklist
- Run every tap and check the aerators and cartridges.
- Flush each toilet and listen for refill leaks.
- Fill and drain every sink and tub to check the traps.
- Look at the water heater's age, relief valve and drain valve.
- Exercise the main and fixture shut-offs.
Shut-offs that never get turned tend to seize. Exercising them at turnover means they work when a tenant has water on the floor.
Residential and commercial portfolios
Whether you manage rental houses in Milliken or plaza units along Highway 7, the same crew handles both. See residential plumbing and commercial plumbing for the full range.
Keep an eye out
- Water where it has no business being.
- Drains slowing across the house.
- Hot water changes you cannot explain.
- Rising water bill with no new use.
Straight from the phone log
May renters phone your crew themselves?
Only with your say-so. Plenty of owners would rather phone in each job themselves so nothing gets done unapproved.
Do you send notes for our records?
Yes. Every visit ends with a short written summary of the cause and the repair.
Ready to get it fixed?
One call, a clear explanation, and work finished tidily before we leave.