$100-$300
Most fixture and drain repairs. Final price is set in your free written quote.
Most of these jobs are quick, flat-rate-friendly fixes – a running toilet or dripping faucet is usually inexpensive, while multiple fixtures in one visit costs a bit more but is often cheaper than booking separate trips.
Most of these jobs come down to a worn washer, seal, flapper or fill valve, a loose fixture, or a partial clog, and we replace or clear the part that failed. If the job turns out to need changes to supply lines, drain-waste-vent piping or gas lines, we tell you plainly and point you to a licensed plumber.
A dripping or hard-to-shut-off faucet, a toilet that runs constantly, a loose fixture, or a slow drain are the kind of jobs that fall within handyman scope.
Leaky faucets, running toilets, loose fixtures, and slow drains are the kind of small plumbing jobs we handle – they don't require altering supply lines or drain-waste-vent piping, which is licensed-plumber territory.
New fixture installations that involve altering plumbing, gas lines, or main water shutoffs need a licensed plumber under Ontario rules – if your job crosses that line, we'll tell you plainly rather than take it on.
A slow drip or a toilet that keeps running wastes water every single day it's ignored – most of these are a 30-minute fix once someone actually looks at it.
Every job gets a quote in writing before we start – no verbal estimates that change later.
Based in Ottawa and familiar with the city's mix of century homes and newer builds.
From one quick fix to a full repair list, we take it on.
Tell us what needs fixing and we'll follow up with a free written quote.
Pick a time that works. We confirm the scope and materials before we arrive.
Tidy, on time, and protecting your floors and furniture as we go.
We walk the finished job with you before we call it done.
Yes – usually a worn flapper or fill valve, a quick and inexpensive fix.
Simple swaps like a faucet or showerhead, yes. Anything that involves altering supply or drain lines needs a licensed plumber, and we'll say so upfront.