Flood, fire, storm, sewage or mould — Tricon Ontario Inc. answers the phone at any hour and targets on-site arrival within one hour across the GTA and Hamilton. We stop the loss, document it for your insurer, and rebuild it with our own crews.
Live dispatch 24 hours a day, every day of the year — including holidays and long weekends.
Crews staged in Concord (Vaughan) and Hamilton to reach most of the GTA within the hour.
Moisture logs, photos and written scope from the first hour, in the format adjusters expect.
The crew that dries and cleans is followed by our own roofers, waterproofers and carpenters.
Damage compounds quickly. Water wicks into drywall and subfloor within hours; mould can begin within 24 to 48; soot becomes acidic and etches finishes in days. A few careful actions before we arrive can save weeks of reconstruction.
Tell us the address, the water source or the nature of the damage, whether the power is on, and whether anyone is hurt. A crew is assigned before the call ends.
+1 833-874-2661If there is fire, gas, structural collapse or injury, call 911 first. Then call us — we will be moving before the scene is released.
Every one of these is dispatched from the same 24-hour line. If your situation is not on this list, call anyway — we will either handle it or tell you honestly who should.
Burst supply lines, failed water heaters, dishwasher and washing-machine floods, roof and window leaks. We extract standing water, remove unsalvageable materials, and set a monitored drying plan with air movers and commercial dehumidifiers until moisture readings confirm the structure is genuinely dry — not just dry on the surface.
Heavy rain, spring melt, storm-sewer surcharge or a failed sump pump. We pump out the water, clean and sanitise the space, dry the slab and framing, and then show you exactly why it happened — because Tricon Ontario Inc. is also a waterproofing contractor, the permanent fix is quoted by the same team.
Once the fire is out the damage keeps going: soot is acidic, smoke odour migrates into every porous surface, and firefighting water starts its own clock. We secure the structure, remove soot and char, clean and deodorise contents and surfaces, and rebuild what has to be replaced.
Ontario storms take shingles, membrane, flashing, fascia, fences and trees — often all in one night. We get to the property fast, tarp and secure openings before the next band of rain arrives, clear debris, and then repair or replace the damaged assemblies properly.
Mould needs moisture, and moisture always has a source. We contain the affected area under negative pressure, remove contaminated material safely, treat and clean the cavity, then fix the leak, condensation or drainage problem that fed it — so it does not quietly come back behind new drywall.
A stain on a ceiling is rarely above the leak. Using moisture meters and thermal imaging we trace water back to its actual source — pinhole supply leaks, failed seals, ice damming or a frozen line about to split — and open only what has to be opened.
An open roof turns one bad night into a gutted interior. Our roofing crews — the same ones who install commercial flat roof systems every week — tarp, patch and make watertight, then quote the permanent repair or replacement with no middleman.
After a fire, break-in, vehicle impact or storm, an open building is a liability. We board windows and doors, close wall and roof openings, and install temporary fencing to keep the site secure while the claim is settled and the rebuild is scheduled.
Sewage backup is a health hazard, not a mess. Crews work in protective equipment, remove contaminated water and porous materials, disinfect every affected surface, and confirm the space is clean and dry before anything is rebuilt.
Smoke, damp and sewage odours live in materials, cavities and ductwork long after the visible damage is gone. We use HEPA air scrubbing, source removal, sealing and thermal deodorisation, and can arrange independent air quality testing so the result is verified, not assumed.
Drying equipment needs power and winter work needs heat. When the building's services are down or overloaded, we arrange temporary power and heating so mitigation starts immediately instead of waiting on a utility appointment.
Ice dams, frozen and split lines, snow load on flat roofs and freeze-thaw cracking are Ontario's seasonal specialty. We respond through the winter with safe ice removal, thawing, drainage clearing and structural checks before the melt does the real damage.
Emergency work goes wrong when it is handed between companies. Tricon Ontario Inc. keeps the whole chain — mitigation, remediation and reconstruction — under one estimator, one schedule and one warranty.
A person answers and takes the details that matter: address and access, the source of the damage, whether power and gas are on, how much area is affected, and whether anyone is hurt. The nearest available crew is assigned while you are still on the line, and you get a name and a realistic ETA.
On arrival we identify hazards, isolate the source, and stop the loss — extraction, tarping, board-up, containment. Before anything is moved we photograph, measure and record moisture readings so the record of the loss is complete from the beginning.
You receive a written scope of work and estimate, and with your authorisation we deal directly with your insurer or broker. Emergency mitigation usually proceeds under the policy's mitigation allowance while the larger claim is adjusted, so drying never waits on paperwork.
Equipment is sized to the loss and monitored daily. Contaminated or unsalvageable material is removed under containment, surfaces are cleaned and deodorised, and readings are logged until the structure meets dry standard — then the equipment comes out, not before.
Drywall, flooring, roofing, waterproofing, aluminum, fencing and hardscape are completed by Tricon Ontario Inc. crews. The same estimator who scoped the emergency signs off the rebuild.
We walk the property with you, hand over the documentation package, and give you a plain-language plan for preventing a repeat — the waterproofing repair, the roof detail, the drainage fix or the maintenance interval that actually addresses the cause.
Stocked emergency vehicles staged in Concord & Hamilton · one-hour target response
Most Ontario property policies cover sudden and accidental damage — a burst pipe, a fire, storm damage — and most include an allowance for emergency mitigation so the drying can start before the claim is fully adjusted. What slows claims down is not coverage. It is documentation.
From the first hour on site, Tricon Ontario Inc. records what an adjuster needs to approve the work: dated photographs, moisture readings by room and material, equipment placement, a written scope, and line-item pricing that matches industry standards.
Coverage varies by policy and insurer. Tricon Ontario Inc. documents and advocates for your claim, but the coverage decision is always your insurer's.
Straight answers at 3 a.m., work that respects your home, and a single company from extraction to the last coat of paint.
Fast dispatch, tenant-aware scheduling, and documentation your owners and insurers accept without a second request.
Common-element losses handled with clear scope, clear cost allocation and reporting your board and property manager can present.
Business interruption is the real cost. We work nights, weekends and in phases to keep your operation running while we restore.
Call Tricon Ontario Inc. now. A crew is assigned before you hang up, and the documentation your insurer will want starts the moment we arrive.
Send the essentials and our dispatcher will call you back. For an active flood, fire or structural emergency, please phone +1 833-874-2661 — it is always faster.
