Plumbers in Winnipeg

Local Pro makes it easy for you to connect with qualified, trusted plumbers in Winnipeg. Submit a request and receive a response from up to 3 local plumbers so you can compare services and rates.

The plumbers in our Local Pro Service are fully licensed professionals, background checked by The Home Depot. When you hire a local Pro, our service matches you with the best local professional, based on your criteria.

Plumbers are identified as a match based on the following criteria:

• Location: We select plumbers based on proximity to your physical address, which can reduce the cost of your plumbing repairs.
• Service Radius: Only licensed and insured plumbers serving your city or locality will be matched with you.
• Expertise: Based on your specific repair needs, we select plumbers with experience and expertise relevant to your request (e.g. bathtub re-caulking, sink repair, leaking pipe, etc.).
• Rate: Choose the range that best suits your budget, and we find plumbers within your range.
• Availability: Let us know your preference and we’ll find up to 3 plumbers with matching availability.

Sometimes, hiring an experienced plumber isn’t just preferable; it’s necessary. Some of the more complex household plumbing jobs require specialized equipment, professional experience, or both, and attempting to take on a job without either can make problems worse. DIY is great if you want to learn new skills and have the time to do it. But if you don’t have the time or simply want help, hiring a licensed, experienced Plumbing Services Local Pro can make your life easier.

Not necessarily. While taking on plumbing repair work yourself does save you the cost of labour, it may not save you money overall. That’s because a licensed, experienced plumber is more likely to get the job done faster – and get it right. Remember, too, that a DIY plumbing repair error can have more serious consequences, up to and including floods. A leaking pipe, for instance, can give way to a deluge if handled incorrectly.

We strongly advise you to choose your DIY plumbing tasks carefully. If you have any doubts, find a licensed, experienced plumber to ensure you get the job done right.

Being responsible about which items you put down your drains is the best way to avoid problems in your home’s plumbing. If you experience a leak or a flood, installing a water alarm near your water sources (shut-off valve, drains, hot water tank, etc.) is a good way either to prevent flooding, or at least catch it early.

In areas with a higher risk of storm drain flooding and sewage backups, consider getting a sump pump installed to help prevent floods and backups in your basement.

1. First, try to stop the water at its source. Locate the shut-off valve and close it. This should stop any further flooding from occurring.

2. Turn off electricity if the water is at risk of exposure to electrical wiring, outlets or appliances.

3. Contact a plumber and request an emergency repair.

Fats, oils and grease are all bad for plumbing because they tend to solidify in your pipes or become sticky, which over time increases the risk of clogged drains and flooding.

It is highly recommended that you dispose of all fats, oils, and grease in the garbage rather than down the drain. You can let it solidify first or collect it in a bottle for easy disposal.

Yes. Many plumbing Local Pros will service and repair sump pumps and septic tanks.

Specify your needs clearly when completing your online request and our service will match you with a qualified plumber experienced in sump pump repairs and septic tank repairs.

In most cases, yes. Most plumbing Local Pros are available for a full range of plumbing services, from emergency repairs (clogged drain, leaks and flooding, etc.) to fixture upgrades (installing faucets and toilets, etc.) and home renovation jobs (installing new pipes and fixtures, etc.)p

Your plumber should be able to confirm, based on your inquiry, which services they offer.