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Know the neighbourhood
Hurontario, street by street
The high-rise spine of the city, running straight through the city centre. Almost everything we do along this corridor is multi-unit work. Vertical losses through several floors. Corridor and elevator lobby damage. Property managers who need documentation the same day.
The corridor along Hurontario Street through the city centre, from around Square One and Burnhamthorpe Road north past Eglinton Avenue.
Local landmarks we work around
Square One Shopping Centre
Mississauga Celebration Square
Living Arts Centre
Hurontario Street
Burnhamthorpe Road West
Housing profile
1980s–present
High-rise condo towers with some townhouses and older low-rise rentals
The towers range from 1980s buildings on their original plumbing to recent glass towers with in-suite laundry and heat pumps in every unit. Older buildings have more riser and valve failures. Newer ones have more in-suite appliance and fan coil leaks, because there is so much more equipment inside each suite.
Drainage and soil
Outside water is rarely the issue up in the towers. It is gravity inside the building. Water from a suite runs down through floor slabs, along conduit and through sleeves to the suites and corridors below, and can show up several floors away from the source. At ground level, underground parking garages and their drains are the weak point during heavy rain, and ramps can channel water straight into the lower levels.
Local conditions
What floods homes in Hurontario
These three conditions decide where we look first on a Hurontario call, what can be saved and where the drying equipment goes.
01
Vertical losses through stacks
A failure on a high floor reaches a dozen suites before the shut-off is found. Speed and per-suite documentation decide the whole outcome.
02
Section 105 deductible exposure
Where a loss starts inside a suite, the corporation can charge its deductible back to that owner. Establishing the source properly protects every party.
03
Building access and after-hours rules
Elevator booking, corridor protection and noise restrictions set the schedule. We clear all three with the management office before the crew arrives.
A call we get often in Hurontario
Fan coil leak, three floors down
A call we get often here: the property manager reports water coming through a ceiling in a suite or a corridor, and the source turns out to be a fan coil unit or a washer drain several floors up. By the time it is traced, two or three suites below are wet. We check each affected suite with a moisture meter, photograph it and write it up separately. The management office gets one report that shows the source and every suite the water reached.
Water came into my suite from the unit above. Do I deal with my insurer or theirs?
Usually you start with your own unit insurance and let the insurers work it out. The corporation may also be involved if a common element is the source. We document the damage in your suite separately so your claim stands on its own.
Can you work in the building during the day without disturbing other residents?
We book the elevator and protect the corridors through the management office before we start. Drying equipment is quieter than most people expect, and we follow the building's rules on noise and working hours.
Our underground parking flooded. Do you handle storage lockers and the garage itself?
Yes. We pump out standing water, clean and dry the garage area and help owners sort and document what was in their lockers. Garage floods are often a different water category than a clean supply leak, so we test before we start.
How quickly can a crew reach Hurontario?
Our average arrival in Hurontario is 30 min from the Dundas Street West base in Cooksville. A restoration manager answers live, 24 hours a day, and sends the nearest equipped truck while you are still on the line.
Drywall wicks moisture upward at roughly 1 inch (2.5 cm) an hour, and mould takes hold
inside 24 to 48 hours. Call now and a certified crew reaches your street tonight.