That drip won't fix itself. We're Anta Plumbing, a licensed Toronto plumbing company, and we fix leaky taps, dripping spouts, low water pressure and loose handles in kitchens, bathrooms and outside. Every visit gets a free inspection, an upfront price, and a signed written guarantee.
A faucet rarely fails all at once. It warns you first. Watch for these.
Here’s the thing. A tap that drips once a second wastes thousands of litres a year. That’s money down the drain, and a higher water bill every month it’s ignored. A cheap cartridge now beats a soaked vanity later.
Got one of these? Call 416-231-3331. We’ll take a look.
We fix every faucet in the house, and the one outside too.
Need the fixture itself swapped, not just repaired? We handle faucet installation and replacement too. And if the faucet is only part of the problem, see our toilet services and blocked drain pages.
Faucet trouble isn’t bad luck. It’s usually one of these, and a few are specific to living here.
Toronto’s water carries calcium and magnesium. Over the years that mineral scale builds up on cartridges and seals, so handles stiffen and spouts start to drip. It’s the number one cause we see.
Every faucet has rubber and ceramic parts that wear out. Daily use plus pressure swings breaks them down. Normal, and fixable.
Lots of Toronto homes still run on aging galvanized steel or feed off an old water heater. Rust flakes travel downstream and clog cartridges and aerators.
Sediment collects in the little screen at the tip of the spout. Flow drops, the spray goes sideways. Sometimes that’s the whole fix.
Extra pressure strains the internal parts and shortens the faucet’s life.
An overtightened part or a mismatched cartridge often comes back to haunt the faucet a few months later.
No guesswork. Here’s the process.
We identify the exact brand and model first, because every maker uses different cartridges. Then we source the correct part, clear out the mineral scale and debris, check your water pressure, and put it back together sealed tight.
We repair before we replace. A new cartridge costs a fraction of a whole new faucet, so if the fixture is sound, we fix it and save you money.
We service every major brand: Moen, Delta, Kohler, American Standard, Riobel, Pfister, Grohe, Danze and more. Moen is a favourite because the cartridges carry a lifetime warranty and parts are easy to get, which keeps your future repairs quick and cheap.
Other Toronto plumbers charge you just to show up. Some post a flat service-call fee before they’ve touched a thing.
We don’t. Every faucet visit includes a free inspection of your plumbing system. While we’ve got the sink apart, we check the shut-off valves, the supply lines and the surrounding pipes. If something else is about to give, you find out now, not after it floods the cabinet.
No upsell. No pressure. Just a heads-up so you can plan.
Toronto winters are hard on outdoor taps, and this is the repair most people forget until it’s too late.
Water left sitting in a hose bib freezes, expands, and splits the pipe behind the wall. You won’t know until spring, when you turn it on and water pours into the basement instead of the garden.
We repair and replace frost-free hose bibs, fix the shut-off valves that feed them, and sort out spigots that cracked over the cold months. Getting outdoor taps drained and shut off before the first freeze is the cheapest plumbing you’ll ever pay for. If a pipe already burst, head to our frozen pipes page.
We lead with repair. But sometimes a new faucet is the smarter call. We’ll tell you straight which one you’re looking at.
the body is solid and the right parts are available. That’s most jobs.
the model is discontinued and parts are gone, the body is cracked, corrosion has eaten the internals, or the faucet is 20-plus years old and living on borrowed time. When that’s the case, we help you pick a reliable brand with parts that’ll be easy to get down the road.
the faucet inside your suite is usually your responsibility, while the shared risers and stacks belong to the corporation. Your declaration is the final word. If a faucet’s leaking, shut your in-suite valve, and call us to fix it.
we handle faucets across high-rises, restaurants, offices and retail. A dripping commercial faucet wastes water on your bill every hour it runs. See our high rise plumbing services.
We proudly serve residential and commercial clients across the Greater Toronto Area and surrounding regions. Our team is committed to delivering expert plumbing solutions wherever you need us.
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Usually we can fix it. Most drips come from a worn cartridge, washer or O-ring, and swapping that part costs far less than a new faucet. We replace the whole fixture only when the body is cracked, corroded, or too old for parts. We tell you which one you’re facing.
Most faucet repairs run between $150 and $400. Simple fixes like a worn washer or O-ring sit at the low end. Cartridge or stem replacements and outdoor faucet repairs cost more. You get the exact price up front, before any work starts.
Yes. We service every major brand, including Moen, Delta, Kohler, American Standard, Riobel, Pfister, Grohe and Danze. We identify your exact model first and bring the correct cartridge or parts, so most repairs are done in a single visit.
Yes. Every faucet visit includes a free inspection of your plumbing system. While we’re working, we check your shut-off valves, supply lines and nearby pipes. No extra charge, no separate line on the invoice, and no pressure to book more work.
A leak at the base usually means a worn O-ring or a corroded valve seat where the spout meets the body. Mineral buildup from Toronto’s hard water speeds this up. It’s a common repair and rarely means you need a whole new faucet.
You can try, but it’s easy to make it worse. Matching the right cartridge, avoiding overtightening, and clearing scale without damaging seals takes the right parts and tools. A botched DIY often turns a cheap fix into a bigger one. We’d rather do it right the first time.
Yes. We repair and replace frost-free hose bibs, fix their shut-off valves, and handle spigots that split over winter. We can also shut off and drain outdoor taps before the first freeze so they don’t burst. If a pipe already burst, call us right away.
Generally, the faucet inside your unit is your responsibility, while shared risers and stacks belong to the corporation. Your declaration decides. Shut your in-suite valve and call us to repair it. For building-wide work, we handle high-rise plumbing too.
Stop listening to that drip. We’ll fix it right and back it in writing.
Licensed Toronto plumbers. Open 24 hours. Free inspections, upfront pricing, and a written guarantee on every job.
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