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Simcoe County & York Region Plumbing Services
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Plumbing Nerds provided exceptional service when we needed them most! They came to our rescue over the holiday to fix a leaking sink, demonstrating professionalism and efficiency throughout. Highly recommended!
3 steps to plumbing success
Resolving plumbing problems in Simcoe County & York Region is easy. Just follow these three steps. Get started now!
Request your appointment
When you request an appointment, a Plumbing Nerds representative will coordinate a date and time that is convenient for you. You can expect a Plumbing Nerd to arrive on time, and present themselves professionally.
Get professional service
During your appointment, your licensed plumbing technician will provide you with a report of any plumbing issues along with recommended solutions and the cost. Should you choose to proceed with any work, we'll complete it the same day, provided we have the required parts and materials.
Relax and enjoy peace of mind
Once the plumbing work has been completed, our team will leave your home the way we found it - minus the plumbing problems. You can relax and enjoy peace of mind knowing the work was completed to code, and backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Frequently asked questions
Find answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about our Plumbing Nerds and our services.
Yes, when a municipality is replacing its side, it is often best for homeowners to replace the private side at the same time to fully modernize the line and minimize disruption. Plumbing Nerds can work with the homeowner’s schedule and municipal requirements so the private work is done in step with city‑side upgrades where applicable.
The discharge line should send water safely outside and away from your foundation, not into a septic bed or sanitary sewer where it is restricted in many areas. Proper routing and freeze‑protection on the discharge line help prevent water from backing up or freezing in the pipe.
A battery backup is strongly recommended because power outages often occur during the same storms that cause flooding. A backup system can keep your pump running for a period of time when the main power is out, reducing the risk of a flooded basement.
Filter and membrane replacement schedules depend on the system type, water quality, and household usage, but many pre‑filters are changed every 6–12 months and RO membranes every 2–3 years. Regular maintenance keeps the system effective and prevents pressure loss or bacterial growth in neglected cartridges.
Yes, frozen pipes often affect lines that run through unheated or poorly insulated areas such as exterior walls, crawl spaces, basements, or over garages. It is common for one bathroom, one line, or one section of the house to be affected while others still work normally.
Replacing an old, corroded, or undersized service pipe can significantly improve water flow and help stabilize pressure throughout the home. If the old line contained lead or other problematic materials, a new approved pipe also reduces the risk of those materials contributing to water quality issues.