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Luxury Plumbing of Downtown Toronto

Plumbing Company in Toronto, Ontario. Serving Mississauga, Concord and surrounding areas.

5.0on Google · 93 reviews
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A plumbing outfit registered on Mavety Street in Toronto's Junction, working residential and commercial jobs and presenting itself as a premium, tidy-finish operation across Ontario. The work described on its own site covers the everyday end of the trade, leaks, clogged drains, dripping faucets and burst pipes, alongside fixture and full-system installations for kitchens and bathrooms, plus maintenance for offices and retail units. Its Google Business Profile shows a 5.0 rating from 93 reviews, read on September 27, 2026, and hours are published as open 24 hours, seven days a week. The site quotes a $150 show up fee for both residential and commercial bookings, which is more transparency than many Toronto plumbers offer up front. That suits condo owners and small business tenants who want a price signal before they call. Anyone planning a major drain replacement or permitted work should ask about licensing and scope specifics first, since the site does not publish those details.

  • Best for urgent leak and drain repairs plus bathroom and kitchen fixture work in downtown condos and homes
  • 5.0 rating from 93 reviews on its Google Business Profile, read September 27, 2026
  • The Google listing and the company website show two different phone numbers

Company Facts

Luxury Plumbing of Downtown Toronto at a Glance

By the numbers

Google rating
5.0out of 5
Customer reviews
93on Google

Rating and review count pulled from Google on September 27, 2026.

The work

Best for
urgent leak and drain repairs plus bathroom and kitchen fixture work in downtown condos and homes
Primary service
Plumbing

Where

Headquarters
Toronto, ON
Service area
3 cities
Emergency service
Business hours only

Money and guarantees

Free estimates
Not advertised
Financing
Not advertised

Editorial Review

Our Take on Luxury Plumbing of Downtown Toronto

The 5.0 from 93 reviews is a genuinely good record, and publishing a $150 show up fee puts more on the table than most Toronto plumbers manage before you've even called. The site is light on the technical detail, licence numbers, warranty terms, overnight rates, and the two different phone numbers need sorting out. Fine for a leak or a fixture job, worth a longer conversation for anything permitted.

Best for: urgent leak and drain repairs plus bathroom and kitchen fixture work in downtown condos and homes

What We Like

  • 5.0 rating from 93 reviews on its Google Business Profile, read September 27, 2026
  • Published $150 show up fee for both residential and commercial bookings
  • Hours listed as open 24 hours, seven days a week
  • Covers both repair work and full fixture or system installations
  • Reviews it publishes emphasise tidy job sites and pricing explained up front

Things to Consider

  • The Google listing and the company website show two different phone numbers
  • No licence, insurance or WSIB details published, so ask for them directly
  • The site does not describe repipes, sewer laterals or permitted work
  • Registered on Mavety Street in the Junction rather than in the core itself

Google Reviews for Luxury Plumbing of Downtown Toronto

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Google rating

5.0

Based on 93 Google reviews

Review data updated September 27, 2026

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Rating Distribution

  • 5 stars100%
iAbout this distribution

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Ranked#2of 10 plumbers in Toronto, ONre-checked September 2026

Editorial Ranking

Why Luxury Plumbing of Downtown Toronto Made Our Top 10

It holds position 2 in 10 Best Plumbers in Toronto, ON.

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Areas Served

Based in Toronto, ON.

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Coverage is as the business describes it, cross-checked against where its recent documented work is. A company will often travel beyond the areas listed here for a large job and decline a small one at the same distance, so confirm your address before scheduling.

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About Luxury Plumbing of Downtown Toronto

Downtown Toronto plumbing splits into two worlds. There are the condo towers along Yonge, Bay and the waterfront, where the work is shut-off valves, cartridge failures, in-wall leaks that the building manager wants stopped within the hour, and fixture swaps that have to pass a concierge and a service elevator booking. Then there is the older housing stock in the surrounding neighbourhoods, semis and rowhouses with cast iron stacks, galvanised supply lines and basement drains that were never sized for a second bathroom. Luxury plumbing of downtown toronto pitches itself at both ends, describing responsive repair work alongside installation and upgrade jobs for kitchens, bathrooms and complete systems, plus commercial support for offices and retail spaces.

The registered address is 230 Mavety Street, which sits in the Junction rather than the core, a short run down Dundas or along the Gardiner to most downtown addresses. That matters less for plumbing than it might for other trades, since almost everyone working the core drives in, but it is worth knowing when you are estimating arrival time on an urgent call.

On the numbers, the Google Business Profile showed a 5.0 rating from 93 reviews when it was read on September 27, 2026. Ninety-three reviews with no rating drop at all is a strong record for a plumbing company of any size, and the reviews the company chooses to quote on its own site cluster around the same themes: showing up when promised, leaving the site clean, and explaining the price before starting. Those are the three complaints that generate most negative plumbing reviews in this city, so the emphasis is telling.

Pricing is unusually plain for the trade. The services page lists a $150 show up fee for residential and for commercial bookings, presented as a booking figure rather than a full quote. Read that as a diagnostic or call-out charge, and ask on the phone what it covers, whether it applies to the labour if you proceed, and how after-hours work is billed. Published hours say open 24 hours every day, so confirm whether a 2am call carries a premium above that figure. Most Toronto plumbers charge something extra overnight and on statutory holidays, and the site does not spell out how this one handles it.

There is one administrative wrinkle a reader should notice. The Google listing carries 647-560-2948 while the company's own website prints 647-360-2546 and an email at a gmail address. Neither is necessarily wrong, but try the Google number first if you found the company through Maps, and mention where you saw the listing so the dispatch matches up.

Who it suits: homeowners and condo residents with a leak, a blocked drain, a failing faucet or a bathroom refit who want a clean job and a clear figure before work starts, and small commercial tenants who need a plumber who will turn up outside trading hours. Who should ask harder questions: anyone facing a full copper or PEX repipe, a sewer lateral replacement to the city main, backwater valve installation under the City of Toronto subsidy programme, or anything needing a permit and inspection. That work is legitimate plumbing but it is a different kind of project, and the website does not describe experience with it. Ask directly.

Before hiring anyone in Ontario, and this applies to luxury plumbing of downtown toronto as much as to any competitor, ask for the licence details. Plumbing is a compulsory certified trade in this province, so the person doing the work should hold a Certificate of Qualification from Skilled Trades Ontario, and the company should carry liability insurance and WSIB coverage. Get the numbers, not just a yes. Ask who is actually attending, whether parts are marked up, and what warranty covers labour as opposed to the manufacturer's coverage on the fixture.

Compared with the alternatives, the market here runs from the big branded fleets with flat-rate books and heavy advertising spend to single-van operators who answer their own phone. This one reads as the smaller, owner-attended model with a polished presentation and a stated 24-hour availability, which is often the better value on a straightforward repair and worth checking carefully on anything structural. The review record gives you a reasonable basis to make that call.

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Reputation by Source

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  • Google

    5.0/ 5

    93 customer reviews

  • TenBestFind

    Editorially reviewed

    Ranked #2 in Toronto plumbers, September 2026

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Luxury Plumbing of Downtown Toronto FAQs

  • How much does it cost to call them out?

    The company's website lists a $150 show up fee for both residential and commercial bookings. That is presented as a booking figure rather than a full job price, so ask on the phone whether it is credited against the labour if you go ahead with the repair, and whether overnight or holiday calls cost more. No other prices are published.

  • Are they really available 24 hours?

    The published hours on the Google Business Profile say open 24 hours, seven days a week. That is a common listing for plumbers who take emergency work. Confirm when you call that a live person answers overnight and what the after-hours rate is, because the website does not state whether the $150 figure changes outside normal hours.

  • Which phone number should I use?

    Try the number on the Google listing first, 647-560-2948, since that is where most readers will find the business. The company's own website prints 647-360-2546 and an email address. Both appear in the material available, so if one does not connect, the other is worth a try.

  • What is their Google rating?

    A 5.0 average from 93 reviews, read on September 27, 2026. A perfect average across that many reviews is a strong signal for a plumbing company, though as with any listing it is worth reading a handful of the individual reviews to see what kind of jobs they describe.

  • Do they handle major work like repipes or sewer replacement?

    The website does not say. It describes repairs, fixture and system installations, and commercial maintenance, but does not mention repipes, sewer laterals to the city main, or backwater valve installation under the City of Toronto subsidy programme. If that is your job, ask directly about experience, permits and inspection before booking.

  • Are they licensed and insured?

    The brief and the company's website do not publish licence, insurance or WSIB details, so ask for them. Plumbing is a compulsory certified trade in Ontario, meaning the tradesperson should hold a Certificate of Qualification from Skilled Trades Ontario. Request the licence number and proof of liability coverage in writing before work starts.

  • Do they work outside downtown Toronto?

    The company describes itself as serving homes and businesses across Ontario, with this listing focused on downtown Toronto. The registered address is on Mavety Street in the Junction. For anything outside the core, confirm travel time and whether the call-out figure changes with distance.

  • Is Luxury Plumbing of Downtown Toronto licensed and insured?

    We have no credential records on file for this company yet. Ask for the certificate directly from the insurer before booking work.

  • What areas does Luxury Plumbing of Downtown Toronto serve?

    Toronto, Mississauga, Concord. Coverage is as the business describes it, cross-checked against where its recent documented work is. Confirm your address before scheduling, particularly at the edge of a service area.

  • Does Luxury Plumbing of Downtown Toronto offer emergency service?

    Emergency availability is not listed for this company. If you need an urgent call-out, check the ranking for companies that do list it.

  • What warranty do they offer?

    Warranty terms are not on file. Ask for them in writing before work starts.

  • How was this profile built?

    Credentials come from issuing authorities, ratings from the company's Google Business Profile with the date we read them, and the editorial take from our own review of estimates, warranty documents and public feedback. Anything the business told us is labelled as reported.

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    A business can subscribe to manage its own listing details, and it can buy a labelled sponsored placement. Neither changes a ranking position or the editorial assessment on this page.

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About This Business Profile

Last reviewed
September 2026
Profile last updated
September 27, 2026
Google review data updated
September 27, 2026
Reviewed by
Dana Whitfield, Senior editor, home services
Sources checked
Google Business Profile, Company website
Sponsorship status
No commercial relationship

Dana runs the editorial side of TenBestFind. She built the research process, decides which markets get covered next, and writes the plumbing and chimney rankings herself. Before this she spent eleven years as a consumer reporter covering contractor licensing and home improvement fraud.