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Plumbing in Iroquois Ridge South

Between the QEW and Upper Middle Road on Oakville's east side, these quiet crescents date mostly from the 1970s and 80s.

  • Crews familiar with how these streets were built
  • Drains, water heaters, sumps and leaks
  • Halton Region water and sewer rules in mind
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A suburban house and yard on a sunny day
A suburban house and yard on a sunny day.

Streets and houses

Iroquois Ridge South lies in east Oakville, roughly between Trafalgar Road and Ford Drive, south of Upper Middle Road. It is a settled neighbourhood of detached houses and some townhouses, built largely in the 1970s and 1980s, with parks and a trail network along the local creeks.

Plumbing in Iroquois Ridge South: what we check first

Water and sewer
Halton Region
Check 1
Poly-B or copper supply at the tank
Check 2
Laundry tub drain
Check 3
Outdoor hose bib shut-offs

Typical plumbing jobs

Houses here sit right in the window where several kinds of pipe were used. Copper supply is common. Later builds may include polybutylene. Drains are often ABS plastic with some cast iron in earlier homes.

  • Water heaters due for replacement.
  • Shower valves without anti-scald protection.
  • Outdoor faucets that split from freezing.
  • Toilets that rock on worn flanges.

Basement concerns

Older floor drains without backwater valves leave basements open to sewer backup in heavy storms. If yours is finished, read sewer backup versus overland flooding and consider a backwater valve. Sump systems, where present, need a seasonal test.

Halton Region and the Town have offered subsidies for flood protection devices. Check current terms before you book the work.

Updating an older home

Many owners here are on their second major renovation. Swapping an old three-handle shower for a pressure-balancing valve, adding a softener or replacing the original primary shut-off are common requests. See shower valve replacement.

Reaching us

Access is easy on these crescents. Let us know what you have tried and when the problem started. We also cover Iroquois Ridge North, Falgarwood and College Park.

Straight answers to common calls

Should I replace my original primary shut-off valve?

If it is an aging gate valve that does not close completely, a quarter-turn ball valve is a good upgrade.

Is my basement at risk of sewer backup?

Any basement fixture below street level can be. A backwater valve reduces that risk.

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