Job Application / Available for Hire

Target Role:

Stable Hand & Horse Care Specialist / Farm Maintenance Worker

Key Skills & Qualifications:

* Equestrian & Stable Care:

* Daily cleaning, setup, and thorough maintenance of stables.

With the weird weather patterns and heavy downpours we’ve been getting across Ontario lately, I’ve been trying to stay on top of our home maintenance. Our basement is currently dry, but considering our house is almost 60 years old, I want to be proactive about hydrostatic pressure before a minor hairline crack turns into a major flood. I found some really great info regarding basement waterproofing in Toronto here https://leaquida.ca/ that breaks down the difference between internal drainage channels and external excavation. For those who have lived in older Toronto homes long-term, do you recommend getting an annual inspection done, or just waiting until you notice visible dampness?

We are currently in the middle of expanding our restaurant space in Etobicoke. Upgrading to a commercial kitchen means we need a massive overhaul of the water supply lines, backflow preventers, and grease traps to meet the latest city health codes. Our general contractor told us not to cut corners on the utilities and pointed us toward a specialized corporate team. We reviewed their portfolio for reliable commercial plumbing services in Toronto https://pomplumbing.ca/commercial-plumbing-services/ and their track record with local businesses is exceptional. I really appreciate their transparent pricing and the fact that they handle all the heavy industrial piping and permit compliance in-house. We are officially booking them for the rough-in stage next month. For those who have opened a food service spot in the GTA recently, how long did the city take to approve your final water inspections once the physical work was completed?