Who shuts the water off at the street in Markham?
The City of Markham, at the curb stop, which the City owns. It does it on request, and fees apply. Call 905-477-5530, or 905-477-7000 after hours (City of Markham). In a burst pipe, close your own main valve inside the house first.
Whose pipe is it in Markham?
The City maintains the water pipe from the main to the property line. From the property line into the house, and everything inside, is the owner's (City of Markham). The same page points to Markham's water use by-law, By-law 2019-53, for the rules on the water system.
Does Markham help pay for flood protection plumbing?
In flood-prone areas, yes. Markham's Private Plumbing Protection Rebate needs pre-approval, a permit by April 30, 2027, and an application by July 31, 2027 (City of Markham).
| Work | Up to |
|---|---|
| Backwater valve, indoor | $1,750 |
| Backwater valve, outdoor | $2,000 |
| Weeping tile disconnection, by gravity | $3,000 |
| Weeping tile disconnection, with a sump pump | $5,000 |
| Sewer lateral reline | $2,500 |
Check on the City's page whether your street is in an eligible area before any work starts.
What does Jackman Mechanical do in Markham?
The same work as everywhere: water heaters, leaks and plumbing repairs, drains, gas lines, furnaces and boilers for homes, and gas, heating and plumbing for businesses. The province-wide rules on who may work on gas and carbon monoxide alarms apply here too. Jackman Mechanical prices each job directly with you; no prices are published on this site.