
Plumbing
A slow drain is an annoyance. A burst pipe at midnight is not. We handle both, with an honest price before the work and a line that answers any hour.
The ArchCap standard
Everyday plumbing and the emergencies, done right
Most plumbing is routine, until it is not. We handle the everyday repairs and replacements, and we keep a line open around the clock for the burst pipes and backups that will not wait. Either way you get an honest diagnosis and a price before the work, and the mess cleaned up after.
Services
What we do

24/7 Emergency Plumber
A plumber on call any hour, covering burst pipes, leaks, no water and overflows.



Sewer Backup
A fast response to a basement sewer backup, covering cleared and then the cause found.



Leak Detection
A stain on the ceiling or a water bill that keeps climbing usually means a hidden leak.
Why ArchCap
Why owners hand us the whole job
One Team. One Responsibility.
The same team manages every stage of the job, so there is a single point of accountability. If anything needs attention, there is no finger-pointing, just a team that stands behind its work and makes it right.
A price that holds
You approve a fixed, itemised price before we start, and it does not creep partway through.
Finished properly
We leave it done, clean and ready to use, the same standard whether it is one room or the whole property.
Service areas
Popular in the GTA and Hamilton
Questions homeowners ask
Do you offer 24/7 emergency plumbing?
Yes. Our emergency line is (289) 260-3971, answered around the clock for burst pipes, backups and failed water heaters across the GTA and Hamilton.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. ArchCap is licensed and insured, and plumbing is performed by the licensed trade.
Will I know the cost before you start?
You get an honest assessment and a price before the work goes ahead, not a surprise bill after.
What areas do you cover?
The GTA and Hamilton, from Toronto to Oshawa.
Tell us about your project.
Tell us what you are planning, and we’ll come back with a clear next step and an itemised price.
