
Lead Pipe Replacement in Toronto
Protect Your Water. Upgrade to Safe, Modern Plumbing.
Many older homes in Toronto still rely on lead water service lines — a hidden health risk that can affect your entire family. At UPR, we provide fast, professional lead pipe replacement using modern, safe materials that meet or exceed today’s building codes.
If your home was built before the 1950s or you’ve received a notice from the City of Toronto, it’s time to make the switch — and we’ll help you through every step.
Why Replace Lead Pipes?
Lead water pipes can leach harmful particles into your drinking water over time, especially when disturbed or exposed to certain water chemistry. According to Health Canada, no amount of lead in drinking water is considered safe, especially for children or pregnant women.
Common signs you may have lead service lines:
Your home was built before 1955
Soft, dark grey pipes entering your home
No ground wire attached to your water pipe
You’ve received a notice or sample result from the city
How UPR Replaces Lead Pipes
We use clean, efficient methods to remove lead pipes and install modern, long-lasting alternatives:
Exterior Lead Waterline Replacement
We excavate (or use trenchless methods) from your property line to your basement and install a new copper line.Interior Waterline Upgrades (Optional)
If your home still uses lead or galvanized plumbing inside, we can upgrade those too — often during the same visit.City Coordination
We help with permits, inspections, and even subsidy forms for eligible homes in Toronto.Water Flow & Pressure Testing
Your system is fully flushed and tested before we leave — ensuring safe, clear water and improved pressure.
What We Replace With
Type K Copper — durable, corrosion-resistant, city-approved
Serving Toronto & the GTA
We’ve replaced lead pipes in homes across Etobicoke, North York, Scarborough, Mississauga, and beyond. We know the materials used in different Toronto neighbourhoods — and how to modernize them safely.
Ready to Replace Your Lead Pipes?
We’ll inspect your home, explain your options, and provide a free, pressure-free quote.