St. Thomas Ontario Plumber Services

St. Thomas has always been London’s little brother. Located just south of the city, it’s a great place for those who enjoy the amenities a bigger city like London has to offer, but who also enjoy a quieter, slower pace.

If you live in St. Thomas, you’ll potentially face the same plumbing issues anyone else does. And if you do, don’t worry! We’re here to help.

London Plumbing is happy to serve as a St. Thomas residential plumbing company.

If you live in St. Thomas and you need help with your residential plumbing, don’t delay, contact London Plumbing.

We’re happy to help you get your home working ship shape again.

St. Thomas 24 Hour Residential Plumber

Unlike some communities in southwestern Ontario, St. Thomas’ plumbing is thoroughly modern, on par with what we find in London and other major cities in the area.

So if you have any residential plumbing problems in St. Thomas, London Plumbing can help.

We’ll be there to help fix any of your plumbing concerns, from the major to the minor.

And if it is a major issue, don’t worry. Our 24 hour emergency plumbers will be on their way faster than you can say “WHERE THE $%^& IS THE EMERGENCY SHUT OFF VALVE?”

Contact London Plumbing today for all your St. Thomas residential plumbing needs.

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Plumbing services also provided to: Mt. Brydges, Delaware, Komoka, Kilworth, Muncey, Talbotville, Aylmer, Thamesford, Ingersoll, Tillsonburg, Beachville, Thorndale, Nilestown, Harrietsville, Ilderton, Lobo, Poplar Hill, Strathroy, Ailsa Craig, Lucan, Arva

How To Get To St. Thomas

Have you ever driven in a straight line before?

If so, you should have no problem getting to St. Thomas!

Start on Wellington Road heading south. Pass Southdale, Dingman, and Scotland Drive, until you reach Glanworth. The road veers to the right, then back to the left.

Keep following it, and you’ll end up in St. Thomas!

If you get lost with those directions, well, maybe you should get someone else to drive.

Where Did St. Thomas Come From?

Like many other population centres in southwestern Ontario, St. Thomas got its start as a town that grew around the intersection of two railroads. The first settlers arrived here in 1810, led by Captain Daniel Rapelje, an American from New York City, and steady growth allowed it to be incorporated as a village in 1852, then as a town in 1861, and finally as a city in 1881.

The railway industry in the city continued to boom, with a total of 26 different railways passing through the city over the years, giving it the nickname The Railway City. Nowadays its economy focuses more on automotive manufacturing. It also serves as a bedroom community for London.

Interesting Things In St. Thomas

If you’re planning on visiting St. Thomas, there’s lots to see.

Jumbo, the famous circus elephant, died in St. Thomas in 1885 after being hit by a train. The town’s residents commissioned an, ahem, jumbo statue of Jumbo in the town’s square.

You can also enjoy automotive sports at the St. Thomas Raceway Park, located just outside the town near Sparta.

St. Thomas boasts a vibrant downtown with plenty of small businesses, which is active during the summer. You can also enjoy time in one of the city’s two major parks – Pinafore Park in the south, and Waterworks Park in the north.