- Housing
- Late 1980s-90s detached homes
- Pipe we find
- Poly-B supply, ABS drains
- Frequent call
- Tankless descaling, jetting
Homes and streets in Millcroft
Millcroft sits north of Upper Middle Road and west of Appleby Line. It is a planned community of two-storey detached homes, many with three-car garages and finished basements, laid out on curving streets around Millcroft Golf Club. A good number of homes have had kitchens and bathrooms renovated, while the plumbing behind the walls is often original.
Plumbing problems common here
- Poly-B supply lines in homes built before its use ended in the mid-1990s.
- Scale in tankless heaters installed during renovations without a regular flush.
- Slow main drains where years of grease and laundry lint build up in long runs.
- Original water heaters and sump pumps near or past their expected life.
- Leaking shut-offs under sinks and toilets after thirty years of use.
Tell us the street and the build year and we will know what pipe to expect.
Jobs we get called for most
Many Millcroft owners call about hydro jetting to restore a main line that has slowly narrowed with buildup, and about tankless descaling for units added in the past fifteen years. Poly-B replacement and fixture updates during renovation are also common requests.
Getting to you
Millcroft is reached from Walkers Line, Appleby Line, Upper Middle Road and Dundas Street, close to Highway 407. Parking is rarely a problem. Call (365) 414-5748 to arrange a visit.
Questions we get on this
Did all Millcroft homes get Poly-B?
No. It depends on the builder and year. A two-minute look in the basement will usually tell you.
How often should my tankless heater be flushed?
About once a year on Halton water, or as the manufacturer recommends.
One call to (365) 414-5748 puts you through to a Burlington plumber.