Water Line Service
Repair and replacement for leaking, damaged or underperforming water service lines running to your home.
What Is a
Water Service Line?
Your water service line carries water from the municipal supply to your home.
Leaks, corrosion or damage along this line can affect water pressure, create wet areas around the property or eventually lead to a complete loss of service.
Depending on the condition of the line, the solution may involve a localized repair or replacement of a larger section.
When You May Need It
Problems with the main water line are not always visible, but several signs can point to an issue.
Low Water Pressure
Water pressure throughout the home has dropped without an obvious fixture problem.
Wet Ground
Unexplained wet or soft areas appear outside near the path of the service line.
Recurring Leaks
The line has already required repairs and continues to develop new problems.
Damaged Water Line
The service line is leaking, deteriorated or no longer providing reliable water flow.
What to Expect
We locate the issue, assess the condition of the line and determine the appropriate repair.
Locate the Problem
We identify where the water line is damaged or leaking.
Assess the Line
The condition of the service line is evaluated to determine whether repair or replacement makes sense.
Repair or Replace
The affected section is accessed and the required work is completed.
Test the Service
Water flow and the repaired connection are checked before the job is completed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common signs include a drop in water pressure throughout the home, wet or soft ground along the path of the line, and a water bill that rises without explanation. Any of these signs is a reason to have the line checked.
A single leak in an otherwise sound line can usually be repaired. If the line is old, corroded, or has needed several repairs, replacement is typically the more reliable long-term solution.
In most Ontario municipalities, the homeowner is responsible for the section of the line on private property. Contact your city to confirm where its portion ends before work begins.
Water to the home is turned off while the affected section is repaired or replaced. We confirm the timing with you before work begins and test the flow before we leave.