Boileau Electric & Pole Line
Electrical contractor with its office on Airport Way, handling residential and commercial electrical work plus pole line, generators and sports field lighting. Serves Maple Ridge, Surrey and Coquitlam.
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Home services groups the trades that keep a house and lot in order, and the work here is shaped by the ground it sits on. Most of the city is flat floodplain kept dry by dikes, pump stations and ditches, so drainage and grading matter. Housing ranges from established blocks in Somerset to newer builds in South Bonson and acreages in Pitt Polder, and a trade used to one is not always used to the others.
Coverage in a city of nineteen thousand is thin, and the operators listed tend to be small and local, working across the city rather than one neighborhood. Ask about permit experience if the job touches structure or a service upgrade. Each sub-category page lists its businesses with neighborhood, address and hours where published.
Electrical contractor with its office on Airport Way, handling residential and commercial electrical work plus pole line, generators and sports field lighting. Serves Maple Ridge, Surrey and Coquitlam.
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Warehousing, storage, and crane and rigging services from a Ford Road shop, in Pitt Meadows over 40 years.
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Excavation, foundations, drainage and demolition, run from McNeil Road for more than 40 years.
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In-home appliance repair for dishwashers, fridges, washers, dryers, microwaves and stoves, covering Surrey, Langley and the wider Lower Mainland.
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A cabinet manufacturer in Golden Ears Business Park, working with builders and homeowners on custom kitchen projects.
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Red Seal plumbers and gas fitters covering hot water tanks, clogged drains, repiping and gas lines for homes and commercial sites across the Fraser Valley.
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Handles residential, commercial and industrial roofing, from full replacements to repairs, out of South Bonson.
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Established BC supplement manufacturer with a production and distribution site in the Golden Ears Business Park.
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Family-owned plumbing and heating company handling drains, water heaters, boilers, strata maintenance and 24/7 emergency callouts.
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General contractor based on Bonson Road, working on whole home, kitchen, bathroom and basement renovations, additions, tenant improvements, decks, driveways, window replacement and siding. Trading since 2013.
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Designs and manufactures precision injection molds for other manufacturers, from a light industrial unit on Fraser Way.
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Cut-to-size plastic sheet stock plus CNC routing and machining, on Airport Way in Golden Ears Business Park.
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Supplies and installs anti-slip flooring, hardwood and tile from its Ford Road location in the Town Centre.
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Water and fire damage restoration for homes and businesses across the Lower Mainland, with a 24-hour emergency line and IICRC-certified crews.
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Sells, installs and repairs garage doors, including springs and openers, with an affiliation to Clopay.
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Benjamin Moore interior and exterior painting, cabinet refinishing and wood restoration, owner-operated from Vernon and serving the North Okanagan.
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Family-owned warehousing and distribution company handling storage and freight for other businesses from Airport Way.
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Gutter systems, from aging or underperforming ones to new ones built from scratch, in the trade since 1988.
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From the blog
Guides and roundups written for Pitt Meadows, with the businesses linked inline.
Osprey Village is one short row of shopfronts under townhouses, facing the Fraser and the dike trail. A walk through it, and back up Bonson Road, and what is actually in the row.
Roughly 189 acres of light industrial land sits along Airport Way, and most people here have never driven through it. A guide to what is out there, how it is laid out, and why lunch is the weak point of the working end of town.
The last long weekend of summer is the one this city is best at: the heat breaks, the light drops, and the berry season plays out its final rows. How to spend Labour Day here without wasting the Monday.
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