Newmarket Neighbourhoods We Serve

Neighbourhoods we know by their pipes

Newmarket grew outward from Main Street in rings, and each ring has its own plumbing personality. Here are the places we work and what we tend to find there.

We know the local housing stock

Shut-off found before tools come out

Calls answered day and night

Plain write-up after every visit

Licensed plumbers

24/7 phone line

Based in Newmarket

Homes & businesses

Older core, newer edges

Old Town and the heritage district hold the oldest pipes. Postwar areas like Gorham–College Manor have aging copper and original drains. Later subdivisions such as Summerhill, Stonehaven and Woodland Hill rely on sump pumps and often have first-generation water heaters due for replacement.

Beyond town limits, many rural homes in King and East Gwillimbury run on wells and septic systems, which changes how we approach drains and water treatment.

Nearby communities

We also cover Aurora, East Gwillimbury, King, Bradford, Keswick, Whitchurch-Stouffville and Oak Ridges.

What we open up most often, street by street

In the pre-war brick near Main Street we cut out galvanized supply and cast-iron drain stacks that have scaled shut. In the 1970s and 1980s subdivisions it is mostly original copper pinholing, poly-butylene and early ABS joints, and floor drains that back up when the clay or cast-iron lateral cracks. Newer builds in the north and east give us sump pits, backwater valves and builder-grade water heaters reaching the end of their tanks.