Service
Bathroom & Kitchen Plumbing in Calgary
A toilet that won’t stop running, a tap that drips, a kitchen sink that backs up, or water in the cupboard underneath. Tell us which fixture and what it’s doing, and we’ll go from there.
Calls answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
What we handle
Bathroom
- Toilets that run, rock or won’t flush properly
- Dripping taps and worn cartridges
- Showers and tub spouts
- Leaks under the sink
- Replacing taps, toilets and sinks
Kitchen
- Kitchen sinks that drain slowly or back up
- Leaks under the sink and at the trap
- Dripping or worn kitchen taps
- The dishwasher connection
- Replacing kitchen taps and sinks
- Garburators, refrigerator water lines and shut-off valves
Toilet clogged, running or leaking? See toilet repair & installation.
Faucet & Sink Repair
A dripping faucet, a leaking sink connection or weak water pressure at the tap can often be repaired without replacing the whole fixture. We also repair kitchen sprayers that no longer work properly and leaks under the sink. When a faucet is worn out or you’re updating the room, we replace it and reconnect the supply lines and drain.
Bathroom & Kitchen Remodels
Updating a bathroom or kitchen? The plumber roughs in new drains and water lines before the walls close, then sets the sink, taps, toilet, shower or tub at the end. Swapping a fixture for a new one doesn’t need a permit. Moving or adding plumbing does, and the licensed plumber doing the work takes it out.
Finishing a basement? See basement renovations & rough-ins
What happens when you call Copperline?
We keep the initial questions brief and focused on getting the right help to your property.
What problem are you dealing with?
When do you need someone to inspect the problem?
Where in Calgary are you located?
Once we understand those three points, we can explain the next step and confirm current availability.
Who does the work
Licensed plumbers carry out the work.
Questions
It’s usually a worn part inside the tank rather than anything dramatic, but it does waste a surprising amount of water, so it’s worth fixing.
Usually, yes. Tell us what you’ve got when you call so the plumber arrives knowing what they’re fitting.
Clear the cupboard out so the plumber can see the pipework, put a towel or tray down, and stop using that sink until someone has looked at it.
Yes. Grease and food build up along the line over time, and it’s easier to deal with before it stops completely.
Plumbing services
Bathroom, Kitchen & BasementRepairs and installations for toilets, taps, sinks, showers, tubs, garburators and appliance lines, plus basement rough-ins.Basement Renovations & Rough-Ins
Call Copperline
Tell us what’s going on.
Calls answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week