WaterLine Plumbing is proud to offer our top-rated plumbing, drain cleaning and water damage restoration services to Metro Vancouver Regional District, the Fraser Valley and the Lower Mainland. Family-owned and Surrey-based, we're proud to call British Columbia home and to keep our neighbours' water flowing 24/7. The cities we serve are:
Surrey is the fastest-growing city in British Columbia and home to WaterLine Plumbing's headquarters, serving neighbourhoods from Whalley to South Surrey. It's known for Simon Fraser University's Surrey campus, Holland Park and the Vancouver Giants.
Vancouver is the largest city in British Columbia and the coastal heart of the Lower Mainland, from Downtown and the West End to Kitsilano and East Van. It's known for the Vancouver Canucks, Stanley Park and the University of British Columbia.
Burnaby sits at the geographic centre of Metro Vancouver, blending residential neighbourhoods with major institutions and BC's biggest shopping centre. It's known for Simon Fraser University, Metropolis at Metrotown and Deer Lake Park.
Richmond is an island city on the Fraser River delta, home to Vancouver International Airport and a vibrant historic fishing village. It's known for the Richmond Olympic Oval, Steveston Village and Vancouver International Airport.
Coquitlam is one of the Tri-Cities, offering a mix of established neighbourhoods, growing town centres and abundant parkland northeast of Vancouver. It's known for Lafarge Lake, Mundy Park and Coquitlam Centre.
Langley spans a historic township and city at the eastern edge of Metro Vancouver, where the province of British Columbia was born. It's known for Fort Langley, the Langley Events Centre and the Vancouver Giants.
Delta wraps around the Fraser River estuary with three distinct communities, Ladner, Tsawwassen and North Delta, surrounded by farmland and marsh. It's known for Burns Bog, the Tsawwassen ferry terminal and Ladner Village.
Known as the "Royal City," New Westminster was the original capital of British Columbia and lines the north bank of the Fraser River. It's known for the New Westminster Quay, the New Westminster Salmonbellies and the Anvil Centre.
North Vancouver climbs from the waterfront up into the North Shore Mountains, pairing walkable town centres with world-class outdoor recreation. It's known for Grouse Mountain, the Capilano Suspension Bridge and Lonsdale Quay.
White Rock is a seaside community on Semiahmoo Bay, famous for its beachfront promenade and the longest pier in Canada. It's known for the White Rock Pier, the namesake white rock and Semiahmoo Bay.
Port Coquitlam is a close-knit Tri-Cities community on the Coquitlam and Pitt Rivers, best known as the hometown of Canadian hero Terry Fox. It's known for Terry Fox, the Traboulay PoCo Trail and Lions Park.
Maple Ridge blends riverfront town centres with mountain wilderness at the northeastern edge of Metro Vancouver. It's known for Golden Ears Provincial Park, Alouette Lake and the Fraser River.
West Vancouver is an affluent North Shore community stretching from Ambleside along the coast to the ferry gateway at Horseshoe Bay. It's known for Cypress Mountain, Horseshoe Bay and Lighthouse Park.
Nicknamed the "City of the Arts," Port Moody sits at the head of Burrard Inlet and is celebrated for its craft breweries and shoreline parks. It's known for Rocky Point Park, Brewers Row and Burrard Inlet.
Pitt Meadows is a scenic agricultural community between the Pitt and Fraser Rivers, prized for its dikes, trails and birdwatching marshes. It's known for Pitt Lake, the Pitt-Addington Marsh and the Fraser River.