Plumbing Installations in North Bay

Plumbing installation in North Bay is the second half of what Poly-B Plumbing does: new equipment and new piping, installed to the Ontario Building Code by a Red Seal journeyman plumber in the trade since 2003, in North Bay, Callander, Sturgeon Falls, Powassan and the surrounding communities. This page is the index of every installation Poly-B offers, from a single faucet to a whole-home repipe, with a line on each so you land on the right page. Every installation is quoted flat-rate in writing, permitted and inspected where the code requires it, and tested before Poly-B leaves. Call 705-345-6616.

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Service hours

  • Monday to Thursday7:00 am to 7:00 pm
  • Friday7:00 am to 5:00 pm
  • Saturday and SundayClosed

Emergency service is available during business hours only. Members of the $49-per-month plan get priority scheduling.

What Poly-B installs

InstallationTypical reason to callPoly-B page
Electric tank or electric tankless water heaterTank leaking, over ten years old, or a buildWater heater installation
Sump pump system with pit and backupWet basement in April, no pit, or finishing the basementSump pump installation
Backwater valveSewage came up the floor drain once; basement fixtures below the manholeBackwater valve installation
Backflow preventer, tested and filedA letter from the City, or a boiler, irrigation or commercial connectionBackflow testing and installation
Submersible or jet well pump and pressure tankNo water on a rural lot, or a new wellWell pump installation
Water softener, iron or sulfur filter, UVStaining, scale, smell or a bacteria result on a wellWater softener and filtration
ToiletCracked, leaking at the base, or an accessibility upgradeToilet installation
Sink, faucet, laundry tubNew kitchen or bath fixtures, or a failed unitSink and faucet installation
Whole-home repipePolybutylene, galvanized or pitted copper anywhere in the houseFull pipe replacement
Rough-in for a new build, addition or suiteFraming is up and the walls are still openNew plumbing rough-ins
Plumbing for a kitchen, bathroom or basement renovationFixtures moving, walls open, permit neededRenovation plumbing
Plumber installing new code-compliant plumbing in a North Bay home
Every page linked above carries its own tables, cost drivers and FAQs.

What Poly-B does not install, and why it says so

Gas and propane water heaters, furnaces and any fuel-fired appliance. That work is regulated in Ontario by the TSSA and Poly-B is not licensed for it. Poly-B refers a licensed gas technician and handles the water-side plumbing around the unit. A page that pretends otherwise is the kind of page an insurer reads later, and this site does not carry one.

Permits, inspections and code

Most installations on this page alter the building’s drainage or water supply and are permitted and inspected under the Ontario Building Code. Rough-ins get an underground inspection before concrete and a rough-in inspection before drywall. A backwater valve, a repipe and a basement bathroom are permitted work. Backflow devices need a City building permit and are tested on installation and annually under By-Law 2015-97. Sump discharge follows the City’s Engineering Design Guidelines: never to the sanitary sewer. Poly-B pulls the permits, books the inspections and installs to the code rather than to the quickest swap.

What installations cost in North Bay

Every installation page carries its own cost-driver list, and the pattern is consistent: the unit or fixture, what has to change around it to meet code, access and finish restoration, and whether related work is done in the same visit. Poly-B quotes flat-rate in writing after seeing the site, supplies equipment with a parts supply in North Bay, and installs customer-supplied fixtures where they meet spec. Members of the $49-per-month plan get 10 percent off installations and priority booking.

Installing for this climate and this water

Winters that reach minus 20 and colder decide where a line can run and where a hose bib can sit. The City requires 1.8 m of cover on buried services, and Poly-B applies the same thinking to well lines, sump discharges and lines to detached buildings. Well water around Corbeil, Astorville, Bonfield and Powassan is soft, slightly acidic and often carries iron and silt, which is why a softener or filter is sized to a test and why a new water heater on a well gets a sediment filter. North Bay’s Trout Lake supply is easier on equipment, but older city homes hide galvanized stubs and original shut-offs that get replaced while the water is off.

Licensing

Plumber (306A) is a compulsory trade regulated by Skilled Trades Ontario. Poly-B’s owner holds Red Seal journeyman certification, is licensed for plumbing, wells, septic and backflow prevention, and carries up to $5 million in liability insurance. Well pump work falls under Ontario Regulation 903; electrical connections are made to Electrical Safety Authority requirements.

Sources: Skilled Trades Ontario, Plumber (306A); TSSA, fuels certification; City of North Bay By-Law 2015-97.

What North Bay customers say

“Paul is such a professional and you’re always updated on when he is coming. Poly-B Plumbing will make sure everything is done on time.”Wayne Macchiusi, Google review, May 2025
“Excellent professional job!”Debbie Moss, Google review, May 2025

Where Poly-B installs

Installation questions from North Bay homeowners

Can I supply my own fixture or equipment?

Yes, where it meets spec. Poly-B Plumbing installs customer-supplied toilets, faucets, sinks and water heaters, and supplies equipment with a local parts supply where you would rather not shop.

Does Poly-B install gas appliances?

No. Gas and propane work is TSSA-regulated and Poly-B Plumbing is not licensed for it. Poly-B refers a licensed gas technician and does the water-side plumbing.

Which installations need a permit?

Anything that alters the drainage or supply system: rough-ins, repipes, backwater valves, basement bathrooms, backflow devices. Poly-B Plumbing pulls the permit and books the inspections.

Does Poly-B work with builders and contractors?

Yes. Rough-ins and renovation plumbing are scheduled around the framer, electrician and drywaller, with written scope so the builder and the homeowner both know what was priced.

How fast can an installation be scheduled?

Fixture swaps and water heaters within the week in most cases; sump pits, repipes and rough-ins are booked to a date after the site visit. No-water and leaking-tank situations are prioritized during business hours.

Book an installation in North Bay

Monday to Thursday 7 am to 7 pm, Friday 7 am to 5 pm. A photo of the space and the existing equipment makes the quote faster.

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Poly-B Plumbing, 1107 Yellek Trail, North Bay, ON P1B 8G5.

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