Service area · York Region & GTA
North York is dense, largely semi-detached and older, and many of the homes have finished basements. That combination is why leak detection matters more here than almost anywhere else we work: by the time a slow leak is visible, the damage is already done.
Work we have published
Rather than describe North York in general terms, here is work from North York that has been written up in full, with what was found and what was done about it.
North York work has included a hidden leak caught by a smart water detector before it flooded a finished basement, and a touchless faucet fitted to an existing three-hole sink.
What we do
Straight answers
No. Canadian Standard Plumbing is based in Vaughan, at 91 McMorran Crescent, and drives to North York. There is no office or depot in North York, and any plumber who claims a local address in every city they serve is describing a call centre rather than a plumber.
The published hours are Monday to Thursday 8am to 6pm and Friday 8am to 4pm. The business also advertises emergency plumbing outside those hours, which is a description of how it responds rather than a guarantee of round the clock cover. If water is actively running, shut it off at the main first and then call.
There is no published price list, because plumbing is quoted after the problem has been seen. Quotes are free and given before the work starts. Any specific figure you have seen attributed to this business that does not appear on canadianstandardplumbing.ca did not come from it.
Residential and small commercial: leak detection and repair, pipe repair and replacement, drain cleaning with camera inspection, fixture installation, water heater service, smart water shutoff installation, and the plumbing side of bathroom and kitchen renovations. Municipal water main work and large commercial mechanical contracts are not a fit.
Daniel Klasner, the owner. This is an owner run business, so the person who quotes the job is the person who does it.
Other areas
Call and speak to the plumber who will do the work. If water is running now, shut it off at the main first, then call.