Assess
We review the home’s visible plumbing, floor drains, sump area, backwater valve options and prior flooding concerns.
Rebate notice for Toronto homeowners
Prepare before the next storm.
Licensed plumbing work, flood-protection upgrades and rebate-support documentation for homeowners who want a safer basement before heavy rain, sewer surcharge and power outages.
Up to$6,650*available per property for eligible City of Toronto flood-protection work
*Eligibility, subsidy approval and payment are determined by the City of Toronto. BasementFlooding.ca is private and not the City.
- Home plumbing assessment
- Sump pump with proper discharge
- Backwater valve protection
- Battery backup and documentation support
The campaign promise
Found the City rebate? Now get the licensed plumbing work done properly.
Homeowners need the message quickly: every home is at risk, eligible protection work can reduce flood risk, and documentation matters when claiming subsidy funding.
- Assess visible basement plumbing and flood-risk conditions.
- Recommend private-side protection upgrades that make sense for the home.
- Provide supporting documents for the homeowner’s rebate submission.
Our 3-step process
Assess. Protect. Claim.
Keep the homeowner journey simple and action-oriented.
Protect
We complete eligible flood-protection plumbing work with the right system layout and safe discharge routing.
Claim
We organize the documentation homeowners need to support a subsidy application.
Core upgrade categories
Services that connect directly to the rebate conversation.
Home Plumbing Assessment
A practical inspection to identify flood-risk plumbing issues and eligible upgrade paths.
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Sump Pumps
Proper sump basin, pump, alarm, battery backup and discharge piping routed outside.
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Backwater Valves
Private-side sewer backup protection for floor drains and fixtures connected to the sanitary sewer.
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Battery Backup
Help keep pumping during storms and outages with the right backup approach.
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Foundation Drain Work
Waterproofing support, drainage membrane and weeping tile / foundation drain guidance.
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Rebate Support
Clear paperwork, photos, invoices and permit records organized for the homeowner.
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Correct technical message
Show the system correctly.
Flood water should be shown coming from the floor drain or sewer connection. The large sewer pipe is under the basement slab. A sump pump should have a dedicated discharge pipe that exits through the wall to outside — never connected to a toilet.
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Funding & rebate support
Make the rebate feel real, but keep the claim honest.
Use funding language to create urgency while clearly stating that the City controls eligibility and approval. We help with the plumbing work and documents that homeowners need for their application.
$6,650maximum City subsidy per property for eligible work
2 yearsapplication period after eligible work is completed
Private-sidework that helps protect the home
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Conversion-focused images for the full site.
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Questions homeowners ask
Clear answers build confidence.
Do you guarantee subsidy approval?
No. The City of Toronto determines eligibility, approval and payment. We provide licensed plumbing work and documentation support for the homeowner.
What work may be eligible?
Eligible categories can include a home plumbing assessment, backwater valves, sump pump systems, battery backup power, and foundation drain / weeping tile work depending on the program rules and the property.
Can you assess older Toronto homes?
Yes. We look at visible plumbing, basement drains, sump pump areas, cleanouts, sewer backup history, and the likely private-side protection approach.