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Entries Tagged as 'Why DrainWorks?'

What is it that matters to you?

May 15th, 2010 · Comments Off

In this day and age, here in Canada, we need fresh, hardworking leaders to help guide us out of this economic crisis that is being felt, the world over. Don’t misunderstand; leadership needs to come from Parliament as well as from average citizens across the country.

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Just another reason to experience the DrainWorks difference

May 10th, 2010 · No Comments

By now, you’ve probably heard our jingle on radio stations around the G.T.A, proclaiming “we will clear it, or you don’t pay!™” or seen the advertisement on our website or elsewhere and you may be wondering, just what that means.
Allow me to clarify.:
If your main sewer/sanitary line is backed up, meaning a floor drain, etc, [...]

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DrainWorks: Best in the City (but don’t take our word for it).

July 16th, 2009 · Comments Off

We were pleasantly surprised and thrilled to learn that we had been selected as the Plumber of choice in the 2009 Toronto Life’s Best of the City issue for 2009  (page 52 of the print edition)

At the time we found out, we didn’t have a copy of the magazine (we now have several). We actually [...]

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Terry Cord and Eddie Guido speak about DrainWorks

April 17th, 2009 · Comments Off

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Your call is important to us: yeah, right!

April 16th, 2009 · Comments Off

How a culture of disservice allows any smart, hard-working company to trounce larger, richer competition where it matters most: in the hearts and minds of customers.
Are you like me? When you call a phone company or a credit card company and the recording asks you to punch in your account information, do you wonder why [...]

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DrainWorks: Proud to be awarded “Best of ‘08″

February 27th, 2009 · Comments Off

Hi folks.
Just a quick note with a tiny bit of bragging this time. I was recently informed that DrainWorks Plumbing and Drains was chosen as the winner of “Best Trades Company of 2008″, as awarded by Homestars.com. For those of you who don’t yet know Homestars, it’s a website where consumers get to post and [...]

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Why cutting corners is way too expensive.

February 17th, 2009 · Comments Off

Some things are recession-proof (or at least they should be). Longtime readers of my blog will know a few defining facts about me and the way I operate:
I never make a promise I won’t keep;
I never lie to anyone;
I leave a very small footprint (in other words, I put things back as they were);
I’m a [...]

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Ratings, reviews and other curiosities

December 13th, 2008 · No Comments

If you know us, read our blog, or occasionally visit our site, you’ll know I’m a stickler for accountability. I hate liars and I hate being lied to. Don’t we all? One of the ways we get the word out on what kind of company we are is to encourage every customer we service to [...]

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I sleep well at night

September 5th, 2008 · No Comments

Here, yet again, is another post form the Plumber who seems to spend way too much of his time fighting snakes instead of using them.
My play on words are a bit tongue in cheek of course, but the reality isn’t a joke. Our business, like most businesses suffers greatly at times as a result [...]

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Are you doing what you love? Either way, it shows!

June 24th, 2008 · No Comments

If you know me or read my posts, you can tell that I’m hung up on accountability. It’s an obsession really, and depending who you speak to, one I may carry too far at times. It’s one of the reasons I encourage every single customer we have to check out more than 200 unfiltered [...]

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