Flat-rate quotes before the wrench comes out, 24/7 emergency response, and 306A-licensed hands on every job.
💧 Emergencies: call nowBook a service windowSame standard on a dripping tap or a flooded basement: upfront price, tidy work, written warranty.
24/7 live response. Wrenmoor talks the caller through the shutoff on the phone, then gets there fast: damage control first, repair second.
Cleared properly, with a camera inspection when it keeps coming back; the homeowner sees the same screen as the tech before any digging talk.
Supplied, swapped, and gas-fitted by TSSA-certified hands. Honest advice on tank vs. tankless for your actual usage.
The basement-flooding defence stack, installed to code, tested annually on the Protection Plan.
Toilets, taps, showers, rough-ins, fitted clean, caulked straight, priced up front.
Older Durham homes with poly-B or galvanized supply lines, replaced before they choose the timing for you.
Every job gets a written flat-rate price before the wrench comes out, and the approved number is the final number.
from $150
Diagnosis included, applied to the repair if you proceed.
from $189
Cleared and tested, camera inspection quoted honestly if it recurs.
from $1,900
Tank supplied & installed, old one gone, TSSA-certified gas work.
Illustrative demo pricing, a live site shows the contractor’s real numbers.
Emergencies get a live tech on the phone now. Everything else books a confirmed window online.
The price on paper before work starts, and the invoice matches it.
Drop sheets down, boots covered, water back on before the tech leaves, and the area drier than the crew found it.
Parts and workmanship warrantied on paper, and a plumber who answers when you call next year.
In Ontario, anyone plumbing for pay must hold the 306A Certificate of Qualification, nine thousand apprenticeship hours and a provincial exam. Wrenmoor invites every homeowner to verify the number before hiring.
Every Wrenmoor plumber holds the 306A. Search the Skilled Trades Ontario public register for status: Active, anything else, walk away. From anyone.
WSIB clearance and the certificate of insurance are available on request: insurer, policy, limits, expiry. Real companies expect the question.
The price comes before the work, on paper, and it holds. Anything extra is agreed with you before it is done.
“Pipe burst at 11 pm on a Sunday. They talked my husband through the shutoff on the phone while the tech drove, saved the hardwood. Invoice matched the quote to the dollar.”
Melissa R.Whitby“Third plumber to look at our recurring clog, first one to put a camera down and show us why. Fixed the actual problem, not the symptom.”
Devon A.Oshawa“Water heater died Friday, new one in Saturday morning. Flat rate quoted by text before they came. No games.”
Harpreet & Joel S.Ajax“Sump pump and backwater valve before the spring melt. Basement stayed dry through the March storm that flooded half our street.”
Karen L.Courtice“Poly-B replacement, whole house. Tidy, scheduled around our week, and the written warranty is actually written.”
The FergusonsBowmanville“Asked for their licence and insurance before booking, they sent both within ten minutes like it was the most normal request in the world. That’s who you hire.”
Marc D.PickeringNon-emergencies take twenty seconds here for a confirmed window and a flat-rate price; emergencies skip the form and call the red line.
Demonstration widget. On a live site this lands in the operator’s real calendar.
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24/7 emergency line, always
Shut off the main water valve first, usually in the basement where the line enters, turn clockwise, then call the 24/7 line; Wrenmoor talks the caller through the rest while a tech heads over. Knowing the shutoff location before the emergency is the cheapest insurance there is.
Most tank swaps land between $1,900 and $2,600 supplied and installed, with the old unit hauled away; tankless upgrades run $3,800–$5,600 with the venting and gas work done by TSSA-certified hands. Wrenmoor says honestly whether tankless pays off for the household.
Ask for their 306A Certificate of Qualification and check the Skilled Trades Ontario public register for Status: Active. Then ask for WSIB clearance and proof of $2M liability insurance. A real plumbing company expects all three questions, the discomfort is the test.
No, written flat-rate pricing, approved before work starts. The number on the paper is the number on the bill, whether the job runs smooth or fights us.
A written flat-rate price, a plumber who explains things, and floors dried on the way out.
Demonstration form. Live sites deliver these to the owner’s phone by text within seconds.
The parts you can’t click in a demo, but the business feels every month.
Every One-Page deliverable, still running underneath.
Room for the services that deserve their own page.
Requests land as appointments or quote requests, with an alert to your phone the moment they arrive.
Customers pay deposits and invoices on the site; the money settles to your own account.
Your Google reviews on the page, doing the selling before the call.
Finished work in pairs, compressed to load fast on a phone.
Every page carries its own title and description written for Google.
Two changes a month, live within two business days of the request.