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Industrial Plumbing Contractor in Toronto & the GTA

Industrial Plumbing Contractor in Toronto & the GTA

Licensed industrial plumbers for factories, warehouses, distribution centres and ICI buildings — planned maintenance, repairs and 24/7 emergency response that keeps your facility running.

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    Your Industrial Plumbing Contractor in Toronto & GTA

    A plumbing failure in a plant or warehouse is never just a leak. It can stop a production line, flood a loading dock, put workers at risk and trigger a compliance problem with the City. That is why facility managers across the GTA choose an industrial plumbing company that understands heavy-duty systems, works safely around operations and documents every job.

    POM Plumbing is a licensed and insured plumbing contractor with over 20 years of experience in industrial, commercial and institutional (ICI) properties. We install, maintain and repair the plumbing systems that facilities depend on — from sanitary and storm drainage to backflow prevention, sump and sewage pumps, hot water distribution and process piping — and we handle permits and paperwork along the way.

    Whether you need a single repair, a preventive maintenance program or an emergency plumber in the middle of the night, our team is available 24/7 across Toronto and the GTA.

    Industrial Plumbing Services We Provide

    Industrial plumbing covers far more than fixing a leak. Below are the core services we provide for plants, warehouses and ICI buildings across the GTA.

    Industrial Piping Installation and Repair

    New piping, re-piping and repairs in copper, PVC, CPVC and cast iron for water supply, drainage and venting — sized for high volumes and constant use, and installed to code.

    Drain Cleaning and Hydro-Jetting

    Heavy-duty drain cleaning and power flushing clear grease, sludge, scale and debris from floor drains, trench drains and main lines.

    Sewer and Drain Repair

    Sewer repair, sewer cleaning, drain installation and cleanout installation for buildings with high wastewater loads.

    Backflow Prevention

    Installation and replacement of backflow prevention devices that protect the City’s water supply and your own potable water system from contamination.

    Catch Basins and Stormwater

    Catch basin cleaning, stormwater drainage and backwater valve installation for parking lots, yards and loading areas.

    Sump, Sewage and Booster Pumps

    Sump pump installation and replacement, sewage ejector pumps and booster pumps that keep water moving where gravity is not enough.

    Hot Water and Hydronic Systems

    Hot water supply and distribution, hydronic heating repair and mixing valve inspection and maintenance.

    Risers, Valves and Pressure Control

    Riser and zone valve replacement and PRV maintenance for multi-storey and large-footprint buildings.

    Camera Inspection and Leak Detection

    Drain camera inspection and acoustic leak detection to find the exact problem before we open walls, floors or slabs.

    Why Industrial Plumbing Requires a Specialist

    Industrial, commercial and institutional plumbing is fundamentally different from residential work. The systems are larger, carry higher volumes and pressures, run around the clock and fall under stricter rules for permits, inspections and wastewater discharge. A residential plumber may fix the symptom; an industrial plumbing contractor looks at the whole system.

    What makes ICI plumbing different:

    • Larger systems operating under higher pressure and volume
    • Strict compliance with Ontario Building Code and City of Toronto requirements
    • Permits required for all significant work
    • Specialized materials and equipment not used in residential plumbing
    • Systems must be designed to handle constant, heavy-duty use

    What happens when you choose the wrong contractor:

    • Failed inspections and fines
    • Costly rework paid out of pocket
    • Insurance complications
    • Operational downtime while repairs are redone
    Residential plumbingIndustrial plumbing
    System sizeOne building, small pipe diametersLarge networks, mains, risers and process lines
    LoadIntermittent household useConstant, heavy-duty use, often 24/7
    MaterialsStandard residential fixtures and pipingHeavy-duty piping, valves, pumps and interceptors
    Water protectionBasic fixturesBackflow prevention devices with annual testing
    WastewaterDomestic sewageProcess wastewater subject to the Sewers By-law
    Downtime costInconvenience for a householdLost production, missed shipments, safety risks
    DocumentationRarely requiredPermits, test reports and service records

    Our team specialises in industrial and commercial facilities across the GTA, with the credentials, equipment and experience to handle complex ICI systems that residential plumbers simply aren't equipped for.

    Industrial Facilities We Serve Across the GTA

    We work in active facilities, so we plan every job around your shifts, safety rules and access requirements.

    Manufacturing Plants

    High-volume drainage, process water supply and heavy-duty piping designed for continuous production.

    Warehouses and Distribution Centres

    Large-scale drainage, catch basins, washrooms and water supply for loading docks and operational areas.

    Medical and Dental Facilities

    Clean water supply, backflow prevention and code-compliant fixtures — see our medical and dental plumbing services.

    High-Rise and Mixed-Use Buildings

    Risers, zone valves, booster pumps and building-wide water distribution — more on high- and low-rise plumbing.

    Auto Service and Machine Shops

    Floor and trench drainage, oil and grit interceptors and wastewater systems that keep shop discharge within by-law limits.

    Commercial and Base-Building Properties

    Base-building installations, tenant fit-outs and retrofits — see also our commercial plumbing services.

    Plumbing Systems and Materials We Work With

    No matter the facility type, our licensed team arrives prepared to work with the systems and materials your building relies on:

    • Sanitary drainage and sewage systems
    • Stormwater and catch basin systems
    • Backflow prevention and testing
    • Hydronic heating systems
    • Sump pump installation and maintenance
    • Sewage ejector and booster pumps
    • Hot water supply and distribution
    • Interceptors for grease, oil and sediment
    • Copper, PVC, CPVC and cast iron piping

    Not sure if we service your facility? Call (905) 625-8777 and we will assess your needs the same day.

    Toronto & Ontario Compliance for Industrial Plumbing

    Industrial properties in Toronto are subject to specific municipal and provincial rules. We plan and document our work so your facility stays compliant.

    Ontario Building Code

    Plumbing work must meet the Ontario Building Code. The 2024 Ontario Building Code came into effect on January 1, 2025. We obtain permits where required and complete work ready for inspection.

    Backflow Prevention Program

    Under Toronto’s Water Supply By-law, owners of industrial, commercial and institutional properties must install backflow prevention devices on their water supply lines. According to the City’s Backflow Prevention Program, devices must be tested at installation, after repairs or servicing, and at least once a year by a certified Cross Connection Control Specialist, and test records must be kept on site for at least seven years.

    Sewers By-law and Wastewater Discharge

    Toronto’s Sewers By-law (Municipal Code Chapter 681) limits what can be discharged into sanitary and storm sewers. Some businesses must prepare a Pollution Prevention (P2) Plan, and the City’s industrial waste control programs note that failure to comply can result in fines of up to $100,000 per day. Well-maintained drains, interceptors and catch basins help keep your discharge within the limits.

    Spills to Sewers

    If a substance is accidentally released into a sewer, the City’s spill reporting rules require you to notify 311 immediately and submit a detailed written report within five days. We can help contain the problem, repair the cause and provide the documentation you need.

    Licensed Plumbers

    Plumbing is a compulsory trade in Ontario: to work legally, a plumber must hold a certificate or be registered as an apprentice with Skilled Trades Ontario. Ask us for our licensing and insurance details before any project.

    24/7 Industrial Plumbing Emergency Response Across the GTA

    Industrial plumbing failures don’t follow a schedule. A burst pipe, a backed-up floor drain, a failed sump pump or a backflow problem can shut down a facility at any hour. POM Plumbing dispatches emergency industrial plumbers across Toronto and the GTA around the clock — weekdays, weekends and holidays. When you call, tell us what is happening and we will advise you on the safest immediate steps while the crew is on the way.

    When our licensed team arrives on site they come prepared with:

    • Commercial-grade drain cleaning and hydro-jetting equipment 
    • Leak detection tools including cameras and acoustic sensors 
    • Replacement parts for common fixtures, valves and fittings 
    • Full documentation kit for permits and post-job reporting

    Every facility plumbing service call is treated with the same standard as a scheduled job — licensed technicians, permitted work and full compliance with Ontario Building Code.

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    Planned Industrial Plumbing Maintenance vs Emergency Repairs: What’s Right for Your Facility?

    Every industrial facility needs both — but knowing when to plan ahead and when to call for urgent help can save your business significant time and money. Industrial plumbing contractor POM Plumbing offers both scheduled maintenance programs and 24/7 emergency response across the GTA.

    Service Type Planned Maintenance Emergency Repair
    Timing Scheduled around your operations Same-day dispatch, around the clock
    Cost Lower, predictable Higher, unpredictable
    Downtime Minimal, planned in advance Potentially significant
    Best for Preventing failures before they happen Resolving active issues fast
    Documentation Full service report after every visit Full service report after every job
    Availability Evenings, nights and weekends on request 24/7 including holidays

    Most facilities need both. A preventive maintenance program reduces the number of emergencies and makes costs predictable, while 24/7 emergency service covers what cannot be planned. Our team can set up a maintenance plan around your production schedule and still be on call when something fails. Learn about our Value Protection Plan.

    Industrial Plumbing Maintenance Schedule

    Every facility is different, but most industrial plumbing systems benefit from the schedule below. We adapt it to your equipment, your production cycle and your insurer’s requirements.

    How oftenWhat we checkWhy it matters
    Monthly (by facility staff)Floor drains, trench drains, visible leaks, sump pump operationEarly signs of blockages and failing pumps
    Every 3–6 monthsInterceptors, catch basins, drain lines (cleaning or hydro-jetting as needed)Keeps grease, oil and sediment out of the sewer
    Every 6–12 monthsFull system inspection: piping, valves, pumps, water heaters, mixing valvesPrevents unplanned shutdowns
    At least once a yearBackflow prevention device testingRequired under Toronto’s Water Supply By-law
    Before winterPipes in unheated areas, exterior lines, heat tracing and insulationReduces the risk of frozen pipes
    After any incidentCamera inspection of affected lines, written reportConfirms the root cause has been fixed

    Modern Technology for Industrial Plumbing

    The right equipment lets us find problems faster, open less of your building and get you back to work sooner.

    Drain Camera Inspection

    A waterproof camera shows the inside of drains and sewer lines, so we can see cracks, root intrusion, collapsed sections and build-up before we recommend a repair. Learn more about drain camera inspection.

    Acoustic and Thermal Leak Detection

    Acoustic sensors and infrared cameras help us locate hidden leaks under slabs and inside walls, so excavation is limited to the area that actually needs repair.

    Hydro-Jetting

    High-pressure water clears grease, scale and sediment from large-diameter lines more thoroughly than mechanical snaking.

    Smart Monitoring and Efficient Fixtures

    Monitoring systems track water use and system performance in real time, and energy-efficient fixtures and equipment help reduce utility costs and environmental impact.

    Our Industrial Plumbing Process

    1. Site Assessment

    We review your facility, the systems involved, access and safety requirements, and the hours when work is possible.

    2. Diagnosis and Written Estimate

    Using camera inspection and leak detection where needed, we identify the root cause and give you a written scope and estimate before work begins.

    3. Permits and Scheduling

    We arrange permits where required and schedule the work around your shifts — including evenings, nights and weekends on request.

    4. Installation or Repair

    Our licensed plumbers complete the work to code, keep the work area safe and keep your team informed.

    5. Testing, Report and Follow-Up

    We test the system, provide a full service report and recommend a maintenance schedule to prevent repeat failures.

    Have a question? Give us a call, we’re here to help

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    How POM Handles the Toughest Industrial Plumbing Jobs in Toronto

    Underground Pipe Leaks in Tight Spaces

    Problem: One of the most challenging issues faced by industrial plumbing teams in Toronto is locating and fixing leaks in underground pipes, especially in tight and hard-to-reach areas. These pipes often serve crucial parts of the facility, making the situation more urgent.

    Solution: To solve this, the team used advanced leak detection technology, such as infrared cameras and acoustic sensors. By pinpointing the exact location of the leak, the crew was able to excavate only the minimal necessary area to replace or repair the damaged pipe, minimizing downtime and disruption to operations.

    Frozen Pipes in Cold Weather

    Problem: During Toronto’s harsh winters, industrial facilities sometimes experience frozen pipes, which can lead to bursts or serious water damage when thawed. This problem is especially prevalent in older buildings with outdated insulation.

    Solution: The plumbing team employed a combination of heating cables and pipe insulation to prevent the pipes from freezing. In the event of already-frozen pipes, they used steam-based thawing equipment to carefully melt the ice inside the pipes without causing damage. The installation of better insulation around the pipes ensured long-term prevention.

    Backflow Prevention in High-Rise Industrial Buildings

    Problem: In certain high-rise industrial buildings across Toronto, there was an issue with wastewater backflow, where waste could potentially flow back into the clean water supply due to pressure imbalances in the system. This was a serious health and safety concern.

    Solution: To address this, the plumbing experts installed state-of-the-art backflow prevention devices, including check valves and air gaps. These devices ensured that wastewater was safely directed away from the building’s potable water system. Regular maintenance and testing schedules were also put in place to ensure continued functionality and compliance with local plumbing codes.

    These examples show the complexity of industrial plumbing in a large and diverse city like Toronto and highlight the importance of using the right technology and techniques to solve problems effectively.

    Facing a similar problem? Read more about our frozen pipe repair and backflow prevention services, or contact us to discuss your facility.

    How to Choose an Industrial Plumbing Company in Toronto

    When choosing among industrial plumbing contractors for your GTA facility, four things matter most:

    • Experience and credentials — verify licences, insurance and real industrial project history, not just residential work.
    • Availability and response time — industrial emergencies can’t wait. 24/7 availability and same-day dispatch are essential.
    • Safety and compliance — all work must be permitted, documented and compliant with the Ontario Building Code and City of Toronto by-laws.
    • Documentation and reporting — you should receive written estimates, service reports and test records you can show to inspectors and insurers.

    POM Plumbing checks every box. Contact us today to discuss your facility’s needs — call (905) 625-8777.

    Why Facilities Choose POM Plumbing

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      FULLY LICENCED
      AND INSURED

      With our company, you can be assured that we are fully licensed and insured to work on your plumbing and sanitation systems, providing you with the peace of mind you deserve.

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      BEST WARRANTY
      IN THE MARKET

      We stand behind our work and offer the best warranty in the market. This means that you can be confident in our repairs, and if anything goes wrong, we'll be there to make it right.

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      OVER 20 YEARS
      IN BUSINESS

      We have over 20 years of experience in the plumbing industry, which means that we have seen it all. Our knowledge and expertise allow us to provide top-notch service to our clients every time.

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      AFFORDABLE
      PRICING

      We understand that plumbing repairs can be costly, which is why we offer affordable pricing without sacrificing the quality of our work. When you choose us, you can get the repairs you need at a price you can afford.

    Industrial Plumbing FAQ

    • What is considered industrial plumbing?

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      Industrial plumbing covers the water supply, drainage, venting, wastewater and related systems in factories, warehouses, distribution centres, workshops and other ICI buildings. These systems handle larger volumes and heavier use than residential plumbing and must meet stricter code and by-law requirements.

    • What is the difference between residential and industrial plumbing?

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      Industrial systems are larger, run under heavier and more constant loads, use heavy-duty piping, pumps and interceptors, and require backflow prevention, permits and documentation. Downtime also costs far more, so planning and fast response matter.

    • What industrial plumbing services does POM Plumbing provide?

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      We install, maintain and repair industrial piping, drains and sewers, backflow prevention devices, catch basins, sump and sewage pumps, hot water and hydronic systems, risers and valves, and we provide camera inspection, leak detection and hydro-jetting.

    • Do you offer 24/7 emergency industrial plumbing in Toronto?

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      Yes. Our emergency industrial plumbers are dispatched across Toronto and the GTA around the clock, including weekends and holidays. Call (905) 625-8777.

    • Can you work around our production schedule?

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      Yes. Planned work can be scheduled during evenings, nights and weekends on request, so your operations are disrupted as little as possible.

    • How often should industrial plumbing systems be inspected?

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      We recommend a full inspection every six to twelve months, depending on how heavily the system is used. Backflow prevention devices in Toronto must be tested at least once a year.

    • Does my facility need a backflow prevention device in Toronto?

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      Under Toronto’s Water Supply By-law, industrial, commercial and institutional properties must install backflow prevention devices on their water supply lines and have them tested at installation, after servicing and at least once a year. See the City’s Backflow Prevention Program.

    • What happens if industrial plumbing work is not up to code?

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      Work that does not meet the Ontario Building Code or City by-laws can fail inspection and may have to be redone, and violations of the Sewers By-law can lead to significant fines. It can also cause problems with insurance claims.

    • Do you handle permits and documentation for industrial plumbing work?

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      Yes. We arrange permits where required and provide a full service report after every job, so you have records for inspectors, insurers and your maintenance files.

    • Which areas of the GTA do you serve?

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      We serve Toronto, Etobicoke, North York, Scarborough, Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill, Oakville, Burlington, Milton and the wider GTA.

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