Rosedale plumbing

Company Facts

Rosedale plumbing at a Glance

By the numbers

Google rating

5.0out of 5

Customer reviews

64on Google

In business

16years

Rating and review count pulled from Google on September 18, 2026. Years counted from 2010.

What We Like

• 5 out of 5 from 64 reviews on its Google Business Profile, read September 18, 2026
• Hours published as open 24 hours, seven days a week
• Full drain and sewer ladder including camera inspection, hydro jetting and line repair
• Trading since 2010 according to its own website, with claimed licensed and insured plumbers
• Covers both residential and small commercial premises

Things to Consider

• No pricing published, so call-out and diagnostic fees need confirming by phone
• The Google listing number differs from the number on the company website
• 64 reviews is a modest sample for a company advertising service across much of southern Ontario
• Positioned for repair and emergency work rather than long-lead renovation project management

Google rating

5.0

Based on 64 Google reviews

Review data updated September 18, 2026

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Rating Distribution

• 5 stars100%

Drain and sewer work sits at the centre of what this company advertises, and in Mississauga that makes sense. Much of the city was built out from the 1960s onward, so you get a wide spread of underground conditions: clay laterals and cast iron under the older pockets near Cooksville, Port Credit and Dixie, and PVC under the newer subdivisions further north and west. Clay joints let in roots, cast iron scales and cracks, and both show up as slow drains long before they show up as a basement full of water. The service list covers drain snaking, hydro jetting, sewer camera inspection and sewer line repair or replacement, which is the full ladder from clearing a blockage to finding out why it keeps coming back.

The rest of the range is standard residential repair and replacement. Toilets, kitchen and bathroom faucets, sink and shower drains, shower installation, leak detection, sump pump installation and repair, water heater repair and replacement, boiler service, and frozen or burst pipe repair. Well pump work is listed too, which points to jobs outside the serviced urban core. Commercial plumbing gets its own mention, with offices, restaurants and retail named as the kind of premises served. Nothing in the brief suggests large-scale new construction or mechanical contracting, so read this as a repair and replacement business rather than a project builder.

How it works day to day is easiest to judge from two published facts. Hours are listed as open 24 hours every day of the week, and the company's own material puts heavy emphasis on emergency response, same-day service and quoting up front with no added charges later. Those are claims rather than verified terms, so treat them as the starting point for a conversation instead of a settled price. The other useful fact is the Google Business Profile: 5 out of 5 from 64 reviews as read on September 18, 2026. A clean five with that many reviews is a genuinely good sign, though 64 is a modest sample for a company describing service across most of southern Ontario, so the reviews will not cover every town on its list evenly.

Who it suits: someone in Mississauga with water where it should not be, on a Sunday evening, who wants a licensed plumber on the phone rather than a voicemail. Also anyone dealing with a repeat backup who wants a camera down the line before committing to excavation. Who it suits less: homeowners planning a long-lead renovation with detailed fixture specification and trade coordination, or anyone who needs a fixed written price before a technician sees the job. Emergency-first operations tend to price on attendance, and that is worth clarifying.

Ask a few things before booking. Ask whether there is a call-out or diagnostic fee and whether it is credited against the repair if you go ahead. Ask for the licence number and confirmation of liability insurance, since the site claims both and any honest shop will hand them over. For drain work, ask whether the camera inspection is charged separately and whether you get the footage, because that recording is what justifies a dig and what you will want if you ever make an insurance or City claim. For water heaters, establish whether the unit is rented or owned before anyone touches it, since rentals in this region are often tied to a contract. For anything involving a sewer lateral replacement or work in the road allowance, ask who pulls the City of Mississauga permit and arranges locates.

One practical note. The phone number on the Google listing, 647-846-1154, differs from the number shown on the website. Either should reach dispatch, but if one does not answer, try the other before assuming nobody is there.

Compared with the alternatives in this market, rosedale plumbing sits in the same bracket as the other GTA-wide, van-based emergency outfits: broad coverage, fast dispatch, strong review scores, less of the multi-decade local footprint that a single-city family firm carries. Against the big franchised names it will usually be more flexible; against a neighbourhood plumber who has worked one subdivision for twenty years it trades familiarity for availability. For basement flooding, a seized sump pump in spring, or a heater that quits in February, that availability is often the deciding factor, and rosedale plumbing publishes hours that back it up. Get the scope and the fee structure in writing, and the rest is straightforward.

About This Business Profile

Last reviewed

September 2026

Profile last updated

September 18, 2026

Google review data updated

September 18, 2026

Reviewed by

Dana Whitfield, Senior editor, home services

Sources checked

Google Business Profile, Company website

Sponsorship status

No commercial relationship