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Enclaves of North York

North York grew in layers: farm lots, post-war bungalow tracts, ravine estates, Don Mills, then towers and infill. Each note below covers the pipe materials under those houses, from clay laterals to galvanized supply, and the calls we take there most.

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The entries run roughly from the Yonge corridor outward. East of Yonge you find Bayview Village, York Mills, Don Mills and Parkwoods, many with ravine lots and mature trees whose roots seek out old clay laterals. West of Yonge lie Lansing, Bathurst Manor, Clanton Park and Downsview, full of post-war brick bungalows. Toward the Humber and York University the housing mixes towers, townhouses and 1960s detached homes.

Several low-lying parts of the city have been flagged in past basement flooding studies. A backwater valve is worth considering in any older North York house with a basement floor drain.

Beyond the boundary

We also serve Thornhill and Richmond Hill, immediately north of Steeles, where many homes date from the 1970s onward.

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