The company operated out of Joe's garage for 8 years.
An original invoice from 1956, who says plumbers charge too much?
One of the original Brady and Seidner service trucks
The company grew rapidly on a reputation for quality workmanship and eventually moved into the current headquarters at 801 Alness in 1969.
The growing fleet outside the new facility.
The trucks are newer but we are still here today
Prefabrication in process in the main warehouse
George Brady and Joe Seidner led the industry with innovative prefabricated systems. These patented systems brought the company to be a leader in highrise construction.
Joe Seidner and another estimator
The "Modern" fleet
At its peak in 1989 the company employed over 250 people in the field and were involved in the construction of many of Toronto's most iconic buildings.
Today the company has moved away from new construction and focuses on repipe, service and maintenance. We are proud that we are often selected to make repairs, renovations and improvements in the buildings that we built.
The Founders
Joe Seidner
George Brady
Joe and George first met in less happy circumstances. Both were born in the Czechoslovakia and were held as Jewish prisoners in the Nazi concentration camp called Terezin. Both were forced to use the trade as a way to survive. Split up during the war, the two met again in a plumbing supply shop in Toronto and took up business together shortly after.