Drain King Plumbers, one of Toronto's leading and most reputable plumbing companies, Jason Genah attended George Brown College- and completed his apprenticeship working alongside many highly established & trained plumbing professionals, accumulating countless hours of hands-on experience & submerging himself into a pool of knowledge & expertise where he then acquired his Certificate of Qualification from the Skilled Trades Association of Ontario.
As an innovative master plumber with over 15 years of experience in the industry and many years as a successful plumbing business owner, Jason has reached exceptional levels of understanding and established incomparable methods for solving & avoiding problems & conducting work, which he shares with you throughout his blog posts.
Posted by Jason Genah on 15-02-2026
Most people have this mental image of a plumbing disaster involving a geyser shooting out from under the kitchen sink. But honestly? Those are the easy ones. You see the water, you panic, you shut off the valve. Problem solved (mostly).READ MORE
Posted by Jason Genah on 05-02-2026
There is a very specific kind of dread that sets in during a Toronto "February Thaw." On Friday, you’re out there shivering, moving two feet of heavy snow in -15°C weather. By Sunday afternoon, it’s 7°C and pouring rain.READ MORE
Posted by Jason Genah on 19-01-2026
Most plumbing disasters don’t begin with a flood or a sudden pipe failure. They start quietly, often in ways that are easy to dismiss. A sink drains a little slower than it used to. A basement floor drain gurgles when the washing machine runs.READ MORE
Posted by Jason Genah on 05-01-2026
Winter in Toronto doesn’t usually arrive all at once. It tends to drag itself in slowly—cold nights, brief thaws, then stretches of freezing weather that seem manageable until they aren’t.READ MORE
Posted by Jason Genah on 11-11-2025
Sewer backups and basement flooding are hazardous, costly, and more common than many homeowners realize. A single flood can cause thousands of dollars in damage, expose your family to health risks, and ruin finished basements or stored belongings.READ MORE
