Etobicoke service area
Our Etobicoke service area
Etobicoke stretches from the lakeshore to the city’s northwest corner, and its neighbourhoods were built in very different eras. That shapes the plumbing in each one.
- Lakeshore, central and north Etobicoke covered
- Notes on the pipe types in each neighbourhood
- Clay laterals, cast iron stacks, condo risers
- One number for every street
- Licensed, insured trade work (details confirmed when you call)
- Diagnosis before anything is cut
- Emergency calls taken
- Etobicoke and the west end
How we cover Etobicoke
Each gazetteer entry below describes the housing stock in that neighbourhood and the plumbing problems we see there most often, from root-filled clay laterals in post-war bungalows to cartridge failures in lakeshore condos.
- We also cover a few communities just across the borders, like Weston and Lakeview, where the housing and the pipes are much the same.
Lakeshore
Mimico
Pre-war and post-war homes near the lake, with clay laterals and mixed piping.
New Toronto
Wartime and post-war houses with cast iron stacks and busy basement suites.
Long Branch
Converted cottages and post-war homes near Etobicoke Creek and the lake.
Humber Bay Shores
Condo towers along the waterfront with in-suite plumbing needs.
South Etobicoke
Central Etobicoke
Islington Village
Interwar and post-war houses near the Dundas Street murals.
The Kingsway
Tudor-revival and period homes with plaster walls and old cast iron.
Humber Valley Village
Larger post-war homes on the slopes above the Humber.
Princess-Rosethorn
Large-lot ranch bungalows with long laterals and outdoor plumbing.
Edenbridge-Humber Valley
Large homes on wooded lots above the Humber River.
Six Points & Etobicoke Centre
New towers and older homes around the Kipling and Islington hubs.
Humber Heights
Mid-century homes on the slopes west of the Humber.
North-central Etobicoke
West Etobicoke
Markland Wood
1960s homes on curving streets near Etobicoke Creek.
Richview
Mid-century homes and towers between Eglinton and the 401 corridor.
Willowridge
Townhouses and detached homes from the 1960s and 70s.
The Westway
Post-war bungalows and apartments around Kipling and Dixon.
The West Mall area
Townhouse complexes and bungalows near Sherway and the 427.
North Etobicoke
Thistletown
Older village homes and post-war houses on the Humber’s edge.
Rexdale
Post-war bungalows and semis, many with basement suites.
Smithfield
Semis and townhouses from the 1960s and 70s in the northwest corner.
Elms-Old Rexdale
Post-war bungalows near the Humber in the north end.
Kipling Heights
1960s–70s homes and townhouses in north Etobicoke.
Humberwood
1990s detached and semi-detached homes near the Humber Arboretum.
Clairville
Homes at the northwest edge near the conservation lands.