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Family-owned plumbing and heating company handling drains, water heaters, boilers, strata maintenance and 24/7 emergency callouts.
Peace Arch Plumbing & Heating is a family-owned plumbing and heating company operating since 2012, with its site describing 13-plus years in the trade. Everyday work is core residential plumbing: drain cleaning, hydro-jetting, sewer line video camera inspection, root removal and trenchless sewer repair or replacement, plus the ordinary faults that send most households looking for a plumber: leaking pipes, running toilets and low water pressure. Water heating is the other half of the business, with tank and tankless heaters installed and serviced and tankless and boiler installation covering conventional and combi condensing models. Renovation plumbing rounds it out, taking in fixture, sink, faucet and appliance installation for kitchens and bathrooms.
The services page states that the whole team carries current BC licensing and WorkSafeBC coverage, and that every journeyman plumber and certified gas fitter on the crew keeps up with provincial codes and safety standards. Boiler and tankless installations are handled by the licensed gas fitters and heating technicians on that crew, who also take on the sizing calculations and the permit applications. Emergency crews are kept on call around the clock, including weekends and holidays, and the company says it typically arrives within an hour depending on location and traffic. The site also cites more than 100 completed residential and commercial projects and a 95% HomeStars StarScore, both figures published by the business itself.
Residential and commercial work are both handled, with a separate strata line aimed at buildings of 20 or more units. Their strata plumbing maintenance covers scheduled leak checks, drain cleaning every three to six months, pressure testing, reserve fund planning and inspection documentation formatted for strata council meetings. That last item matters to a council, since the paperwork arrives ready to table. Renovation and installation jobs are booked in advance, while a burst line or a failed water heater goes to the around-the-clock emergency crew instead.
The published service area names White Rock, South Surrey and Langley, along with Crescent Beach, Ocean Park, Grandview Heights, Morgan Creek, Elgin Chantrell, Sunnyside and Hazelmere. More broadly, the company describes itself as serving Surrey and the Lower Mainland since 2012, and says its completed projects span Surrey, White Rock, Langley and beyond. Pitt Meadows falls inside that published Lower Mainland coverage. It is registered as Peace Arch Plumbing & Heating Inc., based at 1983 196th Street in Surrey, and reachable at 778-998-6420.
Based outside Pitt Meadows and serves it as part of a wider area, so this is a call-out service rather than somewhere to visit.
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