Which guide do I need?
- Carbon monoxide alarms in Ontario homesWhich homes need one, where they go since January 1, 2026, and what to do when one sounds.Read more
- A burst or frozen pipe in TorontoShut the main valve, who owns which pipe, the 311 shutoff, and thawing a pipe safely.Read more
- No heat in a Toronto rentalThe 21°C rule from October 1 to May 15, the 24 hour response, and who calls whom.Read more
- Who can work on gas appliances in OntarioRegistered contractors, certified gas technicians, and how to check a company.Read more
- Plumbing and heating permits in TorontoThe permits Toronto Building lists for plumbing, drains and furnaces, and their 2026 fees.Read more
Which rule does each guide answer?
| Guide | The question | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Carbon monoxide alarms | Where must alarms go in an Ontario home since January 1, 2026? | Government of Ontario |
| Burst or frozen pipe | What do I do first, and who owns which pipe? | City of Toronto |
| No heat in a rental | How warm must a Toronto rental be, and when? | City of Toronto |
| Who can work on gas | Who may install or service a gas appliance in Ontario? | TSSA |
| Plumbing and heating permits | Which jobs need a Toronto permit, and what do they cost? | City of Toronto |
In an emergency right now?
Skip the reading. The emergency page has every first step in one table, and the phone is (416) 888-1371, 24/7.
