Drain Cleaning Ottawa – Same-Day Drain Service

The plunger had already been tried. Multiple times. Nothing moved. When a homeowner in New Edinburgh called us about a toilet that simply refused to flush, we knew a plunger was not going to be the answer here.

We cleared the clog, but popping the tank lid told a bigger story. The old fill valve, visible in the before photo, was corroded and worn, with mineral buildup coating the brass and the red-capped valve clearly past its best days. The tank internals were doing the toilet no favours.

We cleared the drain and then swapped out the tired fill valve for a clean new one. The after photo shows it well, a fresh white fill valve sitting neatly in place, the tank looking like it can actually do its job again. No more guessing whether it would flush properly.

Sometimes what starts as a clog turns out to be a combination of things working against each other. We sorted both in one visit.

If your toilet is giving you grief and the plunger is not cutting it, give us a ring at 613-227-7465. We are happy to take a look.

The family noticed water showing up in the basement and couldn't figure out where it was coming from. Turns out, the shower drain pipe on the floor above had broken and was quietly leaking straight down into the space below. You can see it in the before photo, paper towels laid out on the concrete floor trying to catch the mess.

We traced the source, pulled the broken drain assembly from the shower pan, and reconnected everything properly. The after photo shows the black ABS drain pipe and rubber gasket laid out mid-repair, right inside the shower basin. Everything cleaned up and fitted back together correctly so water goes where it's supposed to go.

While we were there, we also replaced the fill valve as part of the visit. Sometimes one problem leads you to another. Better to sort it all out in one trip than have someone call us back a week later.

This kind of hidden leak is more common than people think, especially in older homes in Blackburn Hamlet. The damage can quietly build up before anyone notices. Catching it when you do is the right call.

If you're seeing unexplained moisture in your basement or a shower that isn't draining right, give us a call at 613-227-7465 and we'll take a look.

This bathroom sink wasn't draining at all. Not slowly, not partially. Completely blocked. The homeowner had already tried fixing it themselves before calling us, which is pretty common. Sometimes a plunger or a store-bought solution just doesn't cut it, especially when the clog is sitting deeper in the line.

We headed out to this Ottawa home and got to work on the pedestal sink you can see in the photo. A classic white basin with chrome fixtures, the kind you find in a lot of older bathrooms around here. We ran a drain snake down through the lavatory drain to break up and clear out whatever had built up inside.

The after photo tells the story. Water pouring straight from the faucet, disappearing right down the drain without pooling or hesitating. That's exactly what it should look like.

A drain snake lets us get past the trap and into the pipe itself, which is where stubborn clogs tend to hide. It's a straightforward fix when it's done right, and this one went smoothly.

If your bathroom sink has stopped draining and DIY fixes haven't helped, we're happy to take a look. Reach us at 613-227-7465.

A damaged or poorly connected sink drain can quickly lead to leaks, slow drainage, and water damage beneath the cabinet. We recently helped a homeowner in Ottawa dealing with exactly that. Water backing up under the sink, a P-trap that had seen better days, and some questionable fittings left behind from a previous repair.

We replaced the under-sink drain assembly and installed a properly fitted P-trap with clean ABS pipework. The drain lines were reseated and everything was tied back into the wall cleanly. No improvised connections, no flex where there should not be any. The new setup provides a secure connection and reliable drainage from the sink.

The thing about drain repairs is that a quick patch rarely holds for long. The issue usually starts somewhere small: a loose fitting, a cracked section, a trap installed at the wrong angle. Getting underneath to look at the full picture is what helps us fix it properly the first time.

We work across Ottawa, from older homes in the west end to newer builds further out. We are easy to reach and happy to take a look. Give us a call at 613-208-8888.

That before photo tells the whole story. The kitchen sink drain pipe was almost completely sealed shut, packed with years of built-up grease, gunk, and corrosion. Barely any opening left. And on top of the clog, the pipe had a leak too, so the homeowner was dealing with two problems at once.

We headed out to this Ottawa home and got a close look at what was going on under the sink and behind the wall. The old pipe was in rough shape. Heavily corroded inside, with that dark, rusted blockage taking up nearly the entire diameter. No amount of drain cleaner was going to touch that.

We cleared the clog and sorted out the leak while we were at it. The after photo shows a clean pipe properly secured under the floor joists, no dripping, no buildup. Just a drain that does its job again.

Kitchen sink issues like this tend to get ignored until they really can't be anymore. If your sink is draining slowly or you notice any moisture under the cabinet, it is worth having someone take a look sooner rather than later. We are easy to reach at 613-227-7465.

The bathroom sink drain had two problems going on at once. A leak at the drain connection under the vanity, and a blockage that had the water backing up and going nowhere. Not a great combination.

When we got there, the drain pipe where it meets the wall was showing clear signs of leakage, with buildup and residue around the fitting from water that had been escaping for a while. You can see it in the before photo, that crusty ring around the pipe connection. The drain itself was also fully blocked.

We cleared the blockage and addressed the leak at that drain fitting. The after photo shows the connection properly seated, sealed up, and looking a lot cleaner. No more drip, no more standing water in the sink.

This kind of double issue is pretty common in Ottawa homes, especially in older bathrooms where the plumbing has been sitting untouched for years. A slow drain can mask a leak underneath, or the leak goes unnoticed until someone finally looks under the cabinet.

If your bathroom sink is draining slowly or you spot moisture under the vanity, it is worth having someone take a look before it turns into something bigger. Give us a ring at 613-227-7465 and we will sort it out.