Black and White Plumbing stands out as a leading plumbing service company committed to excellence in every aspect of its operations. With years of experience in the industry, We offer a comprehensive range of plumbing solutions, including emergency repairs, installations, and routine maintenance for both residential and commercial properties. The team at Black and White Plumbing prides itself on its professionalism, punctuality, and a customer-first approach, ensuring that each project is handled with the utmost care and precision. Utilizing state-of-the-art technology and eco-friendly practices, we address plumbing issues efficiently while minimizing environmental impact. Trust Black and White Plumbing to provide transparent pricing, expert advice, and quality workmanship that keeps your plumbing systems running smoothly.
Glad to see a plumbing shop in the directory — this is the season for it. Spring thaw in the GTA kicks up two waves of calls every April: hairline copper splits that only show once the cold-side pressure returns to normal, and sump pumps that worked all winter but picked up grit and stalled the first time groundwater actually hit the pit.
A couple of questions for the thread, because homeowners reading this always want to know what to do before they need to call anyone:
What is your team’s default recommendation on sump-pump backup batteries in 2026? We have been steering clients toward 12V AGM with a 24-hour inverter rather than standalone battery backup pumps, mostly because the runtime math is better for a 20-minute storm. Curious what you are specifying.
And on eco-friendly — are you finding real uptake on low-flow fixture replacement from insurance-prompted jobs, or is it still mostly reno-driven? In Toronto we see maybe one in four leak-claim visits convert into a fixture update, but that may be a GTA-specific pattern.
For anyone here shopping for a plumber: the two questions that separate a pro from a truck-and-a-tailgate are “do you carry a camera scope” and “will you quote in writing before starting.” Everything else is style.
