24/7 Emergency Service101-3993 Henning Drive Burnaby BC V5C 6P7

24/7 Emergency Plumbing in Metro Vancouver

Burst pipe, flooding, or no water at all. Shut off your main first, then call us — we answer at any hour and we do not charge a premium to members.

Water escaping from a failed pipe - emergency plumbing Vancouver
24/7
Live answering, every night
Priority
Leaks jump the queue
$0
Emergency premium for members
27 yrs
In Metro Vancouver homes
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First: Turn Off the Water

Everything else can wait. The single most useful thing you can do between noticing a leak and a plumber arriving is close the main shut-off valve — it turns an expensive problem into a contained one.

Then call. We answer the phone at 2am with a person, not a voicemail box, and we will talk you through what to do while a technician is dispatched.

  • ✓Close the main — clockwise until it stops. Know where it is before you need it.
  • ✓Kill the power if water is near it — only if you can reach the breaker safely and dry.
  • ✓Photograph everything — before you mop or move anything — your insurer will ask.
  • ✓Move what you can — furniture, rugs, boxes, anything on the floor.
  • ✓Do not open walls yourself — you can make the damage and the claim worse.
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Emergencies We Respond To

  • Burst and split supply pipes
  • Water coming through a ceiling
  • Major under-sink or supply-line leaks
  • Failed hot water tank flooding a room
  • No water to the house
  • Frozen pipes in a cold snap
  • Toilet overflowing repeatedly
  • Sump pump failure during heavy rain
  • Poly B pipe failures
Local Context

Why Metro Vancouver Gets These Calls

Aging supply pipe

A huge share of Lower Mainland housing stock was plumbed between 1978 and 1995 in Poly B, which fails suddenly and from the inside. A large fraction of our emergency calls are this.

Cold snaps we are not built for

Vancouver homes are not built like prairie homes. A few days below freezing finds every uninsulated crawlspace run and unprotected hose bib in the city. More on frozen pipes.

Atmospheric rivers

Sustained heavy rain is when a sump pump that has never been tested gets asked to work. It is also when people discover theirs has no battery backup. Sump pump repair.

FAQs

Emergency Plumbing Questions

Anything actively causing damage or leaving you without water: a burst or split pipe, water coming through a ceiling, a supply line that will not stop, a failed water heater dumping its tank, sewage backing up, or no water at all. A dripping tap is not an emergency — it can wait for a normal booking and cost you less.
In most Metro Vancouver homes it is where the water service enters — a crawlspace, a garage, a utility room, or near the hot water tank. Turn it clockwise until it stops. Find it and label it now, while nothing is wrong; the middle of a flood is a bad time to go looking. If you cannot find it, the city can shut off at the street.
Shut the main off. If water is near anything electrical, kill the power to that area at the breaker if it is safe to reach. Move furniture, rugs and boxes out of the water. Take photos before you clean anything up — your insurer will want them. Then leave it; do not start cutting into walls.
There is an after-hours rate, and we tell you what it is on the phone before we dispatch — you will never find out at the end. Membership customers do not pay an emergency premium at all.
Plumber first, to stop the water. That is the one thing that gets more expensive by the minute. Call your insurer right after — most policies expect you to take reasonable steps to limit the damage, which is exactly what shutting it off and calling a licensed plumber is.

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Shut off the main, move what you can out of the water, and call (604) 636-3939.

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