Where DrainX works

Cities we cover

• Vancouver

  If water comes up your basement drain in a Vancouver downpour, the cause may be under the street rather than in your house. In a downtown tower the worry is different: a leak in one suite can work its way into the next.

  Plumber in Vancouver

• North Vancouver

  DrainX takes plumbing calls in both halves of North Vancouver: the City, centred on Lonsdale Avenue, and the District that surrounds it. Many houses here sit on the slope between the North Shore mountains and Burrard Inlet, so in a hard rain, water running downhill can find its way into a basement.

  Plumber in North Vancouver

• West Vancouver

  West Vancouver's houses climb the mountainside from Ambleside up to the British Properties, with creeks running down between them to the water. Along Marine Drive there are apartment buildings and restaurants.

  Plumber in West Vancouver

• Burnaby

  At Big Bend, Burnaby's land runs flat and low along the Fraser River. Up the hill are streets of detached houses, and towers and townhouses around the town centres at Metrotown, Brentwood, Edmonds and Lougheed.

  Plumber in Burnaby

• Coquitlam

  Much of Coquitlam is built on a slope: Westwood Plateau sits on the side of Eagle Mountain, and newer streets keep climbing Burke Mountain. On a hillside lot the drains around your foundation have a lot of rainwater to carry, while an older Maillardville house or a City Centre condo tower needs something different from a plumber.

  Plumber in Coquitlam

• Port Coquitlam

  Port Coquitlam is mostly level lowland with the Coquitlam, Fraser and Pitt rivers around it, and a good share of it is floodplain behind dikes. In streets built up from the 1950s on, the water line in from the street may be getting old.

  Plumber in Port Coquitlam

• Port Moody

  Port Moody wraps around the east end of Burrard Inlet, and many of its homes sit on steep ground above the water. We work on drains and leaks in the condos around Inlet Centre and in houses from Moody Centre up to Heritage Mountain.

  Plumber in Port Moody

• New Westminster

  New Westminster climbs a steep hill from the Fraser River, with older houses and three-storey apartment buildings on the slope and condo towers downtown and along the Quay. Queensborough is different ground: flat, low land on the eastern tip of Lulu Island, behind a dike.

  Plumber in New Westminster

• Richmond

  Richmond is flat and low, built on diked islands where the Fraser River meets the sea. We fix leaks in City Centre towers and clear backed-up drains in houses from Steveston to Hamilton.

  Plumber in Richmond

• Surrey

  Surrey runs from the Fraser River down to the ocean at Crescent Beach, with low farmland along the Serpentine and Nicomekl rivers. A house near the Serpentine and a house on one of Whalley's older streets can have very different plumbing problems.

  Plumber in Surrey

• Delta

  Delta is three communities on different ground. North Delta, next to Surrey, climbs the slope above the Fraser. Ladner and Tsawwassen are closer to the water, and parts of both sit low behind dikes or a seawall.

  Plumber in Delta

• White Rock

  White Rock's condo towers sit at the top of a steep hill, with houses stepping down the slope and restaurants lining the waterfront at the bottom.

  Plumber in White Rock

• Langley

  DrainX takes plumbing calls in both Langleys: the City of Langley, where the Nicomekl River runs through the middle, and the much larger Township of Langley around it. The Township reaches north to the Fraser River and takes in Willoughby, Walnut Grove, Murrayville, Brookswood, Fort Langley and Aldergrove.

  Plumber in Langley