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Dental & Medical Office Plumbing in Toronto
Licensed plumbers for dental offices, medical clinics and healthcare suites in Toronto and the GTA. Amalgam separators, backflow testing, operatory rough-ins, mixing valves and drain lines, with after-hours scheduling so patients are never affected.
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Plumbing for Medical and Dental Clinics in Toronto
Medical and dental offices are not ordinary plumbing jobs. Every operatory needs water, drain, suction and compressed air; sterilization rooms run autoclaves and instrument washers; labs need sinks and filtered or reverse-osmosis water; and the City of Toronto requires dental offices to capture amalgam before it reaches the sewer. A plumbing failure means cancelled patients, so work must be planned around your schedule and done right the first time.
POM Plumbing installs, renovates and maintains plumbing for dental clinics, medical offices, physiotherapy and veterinary clinics, labs and pharmacies across Toronto and the GTA. We work from your equipment supplier's plans, coordinate with your contractor and inspector, and offer after-hours service so your clinic stays open.
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What Goes Into Clinic Plumbing
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Chair & Operatory Rough-Ins
Water, drain, suction and air at each chair, placed to the dental supplier's template.
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Dental Vacuum & Suction
Central suction piping sized and sloped to the office, with separators and drains.
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Compressed Air Lines
Air piped from the compressor to every chair and the lab, with drops and shut-offs.
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Amalgam Separators
Installed, plumbed and documented to meet Toronto's sewer use by-law.
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Sterilization & Lab
Autoclave, instrument washer, ultrasonic and lab sink connections.
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Filtered & RO Water
Filtered and reverse-osmosis lines for sterilizers, lab and equipment.
Built to Pass Inspection and Toronto Sewer Rules
Clinics deal with more rules than a typical office. We build to them from the start so inspection and licensing go smoothly.
| Requirement | What it means for your clinic |
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| Toronto Sewer Use By-law (Chapter 681) | Dental offices must install, maintain and keep records for an amalgam separator |
| Backflow prevention (Chapter 851) | Premise isolation and testing on equipment connections that can contaminate water |
| Ontario Building Code | Permits, fixtures, venting and accessible washrooms |
| Hand-hygiene sinks | Dedicated clinical hand sinks with hands-free controls where required |
| Hot water temperature | Mixing valves to control scald risk at hand sinks |
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Call (905) 625-8777Clinics We Serve
- Dental offices and orthodontic and oral surgery clinics
- Medical and family practice clinics and walk-ins
- Physiotherapy and chiropractic and wellness clinics
- Veterinary clinics with tubs and wash stations
- Medical labs and imaging and specialty clinics
- Pharmacies and compounding rooms
New Clinic, Renovation or Move
Whether it is a new build-out, a renovation or a move, the process is the same.
- Review plans. We review the floor plan and equipment list with your dental supplier or designer.
- Permit and rough-in. We obtain permits and install water, drain, suction and air before walls close.
- Inspect. We meet the city inspector and fix any items on the spot.
- Connect equipment. We connect chairs, separators, sterilizers and sinks after installation.
- Test and hand over. We test, label shut-offs and hand over separator and backflow records.
Service in Operating Clinics
Most repairs and upgrades in an open clinic are scheduled early morning, evenings or weekends. We protect operatories, keep noise and dust down, and leave the room clean and ready for patients. For urgent leaks or a failed suction or drain line, our emergency plumbers respond 24/7.
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Medical & Dental Plumbing Costs
Budget ranges for Toronto clinics, before tax. Build-outs are quoted from your plans.
| Service | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Amalgam separator installation | $900 – $2,500 |
| Operatory rough-in (per chair) | $1,500 – $4,000 |
| Clinical hand sink installation | $450 – $1,200 |
| Backflow preventer install and test | $650 – $2,500 |
| Clogged clinic drain or suction line | $250 – $650 |
| Full clinic plumbing build-out | quoted from plans |
Maintenance That Prevents Downtime
- Amalgam separator canister change and record keeping
- Annual backflow testing with city reporting
- Drain line flushing for operatory and lab drains
- Mixing valve and water heater checks
- Leak checks at chairs, sinks and sterilizers
Why Clinics Choose POM Plumbing
- Licensed plumbers who know clinic equipment
- Works from supplier plans for Henry Schein, Patterson and others
- After-hours scheduling so patients are not cancelled
- Compliance records for separators and backflow
- 24/7 emergency response for leaks and blockages
Why Choose Us?
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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.
Medical & Dental Plumbing FAQ
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Do you install dental suction and compressed air, or only water and drains?
We pipe water, drains, suction and compressed air for each chair and the lab. The compressor and vacuum units are typically supplied by your dental equipment dealer.
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Do you work from our dental equipment supplier’s plans?
Yes. We follow the supplier’s rough-in templates and coordinate directly with their installers.
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Is an amalgam separator required in Toronto?
Yes. Toronto’s sewer use by-law requires dental offices that handle amalgam to install and maintain an amalgam separator and keep records.
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How often does an amalgam separator need service?
Canisters are replaced per the manufacturer’s schedule, usually yearly or when full, and records must be kept.
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Can you work while our clinic is open?
Yes. Most work is scheduled before or after hours or on weekends, with protection and cleanup so patients are not affected.
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Do medical clinics need backflow prevention?
Often, yes. Equipment connections and premise isolation usually require backflow preventers with annual testing.
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How long does a clinic plumbing build-out take?
Rough-in for a typical clinic takes one to two weeks, with final connections after equipment is installed.
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Do you handle permits and inspections?
Yes. We obtain plumbing permits and meet the inspector for rough-in and final.
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Do you provide emergency service for clinics?
Yes. We respond 24/7 to leaks, sewer backups and blocked drains.
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Do you work on veterinary clinics and labs?
Yes. We install tubs, wash stations, lab sinks, neutralization and filtered water systems.
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What areas do you cover?
Toronto and the GTA, including North York, Scarborough, Etobicoke, Vaughan, Markham and Mississauga.
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