Drain Installation Near You

Yes, absolutely! Our experts have and are who are insured – WCB coverage, liability insurance, and registered with technical safety for gas license. Additionally, our journeymen and apprentices have been registered through the province.

At High Mark, we believe in providing customers with upfront pricing with options to choose from.  This means that you will NOT be charged by the hour. BEFORE our technicians proceed with the work, they will await for your approval. 

Yes, you can finance your drain installation through FinanceIt, which you can find on our website. To make it easier to navigate, please visit our Financing Page to explore the steps and how easy it is to get started.

As a homeowner, it can be confusing to know what is considered a drainpipe and what isn’t. Typically, drainage systems are larger pipes used to transport wastewater and sewage out from the home and to your local water treatment plant. You’ll often see them sized around 3 inches and bigger. Whereas, other plumbing pipes sizes for your kitchen sink and other plumbing fixtures are roughly 1.5 inches in diameter.

Although reasons for a drain installation vary, the most common instances would be for a new construction of a home or building, adding new plumbing fixtures, replacing old or malfunctioning drain pipes, or upgrading for better drain efficiency.

The best way to care for your drain pipes are:

• Regular cleaning routines
• Knowing proper food and debris disposal methods
• Scheduling periodic plumbing inspections and drain cleaning to help maintain the health and efficiency of your drainage system.

It can be difficult to distinguish between knowing to schedule drain repairs or drain replacement. Some indicators include:

• Frequency of clogs
• Evidence of water damage or compromised drain pipes
• Reoccurring leaks
• Age of the current drain system
• Efficiency of water flow
• Frequency of repairs
• After a plumbing inspection
• Material of existing pipes such as clay or tar paper