Port Coquitlam is a mix of older family neighbourhoods, townhome developments, and busy commercial corridors—so plumbing and heating issues can range from aging drain lines and recurring clogs to hot water failures and mechanical room wear. With wet seasons and heavy day-to-day system use, small problems (slow drains, pressure changes, minor leaks) can turn into bigger disruptions if they aren’t handled early and properly.
Alpine Plumbing & Heating provides licensed plumbing, heating, gas, and drain services throughout Port Coquitlam, BC. Whether you need a fast repair, preventative servicing, or urgent response, our team delivers clean, code-compliant work with practical recommendations and clear communication.
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Port Coquitlam homeowners, strata councils, and businesses rely on Alpine for:
If your issue touches multiple systems—like a hot water failure plus a gas concern, or a drain issue with signs of leakage—one coordinated team can handle the scope without trade handoffs.
Port Coquitlam service calls tend to cluster around a few common categories tied to day-to-day wear and local conditions:
Clients in Port Coquitlam choose Alpine Plumbing & Heating because we provide:
If you’re in Port Coquitlam and need professional plumbing, heating, drain, or gas service, Alpine is ready to help.
Call (604) 817-1777 or submit our Contact & booking form to request service.
Yes. We respond to urgent issues like burst pipes, flooding, sewer backups, and sudden hot water loss when there’s a risk of property damage. Fast containment matters because water can spread quickly through floors, walls, and shared spaces in multi-unit buildings. If you need immediate help, request Emergency Plumbing and we’ll prioritize stabilizing the situation and outlining the next steps.
Recurring clogs usually mean there’s a persistent restriction—buildup, root intrusion, or a damaged section of pipe that keeps catching debris. Clearing a blockage restores flow temporarily but doesn’t confirm the condition of the line. If the issue repeats, a Sewer camera inspection helps identify the real cause so the fix is targeted and long-lasting.
Hidden leaks often show up as staining, musty odours, bubbling paint, warped flooring, or unexplained increases in water usage. The challenge is that the water may travel away from the actual leak point before it becomes visible. Early Leak detection & repair helps locate the source accurately and reduce unnecessary opening of finished surfaces.
If the tank is leaking, producing rusty water, or near the end of its expected lifespan, replacement is often the safer long-term choice. If the issue is a component failure, repair may still be cost-effective depending on the unit’s age and condition. We’ll assess performance and risk factors and explain repair vs. replacement options clearly through our Water Heaters service.
Yes. Routine servicing helps reduce breakdown risk, improve efficiency, and catch wear before it turns into a no-heat situation. If your furnace is cycling, blowing uneven air, or making unusual noise, it’s worth addressing early with Furnace maintenance or Furnace repair. Preventative service is often cheaper than emergency repairs during the busiest winter periods.
Absolutely. Many homes and mechanical rooms have overlapping systems—hot water, gas supply, venting, and heating equipment all interact. Coordinating it through one team reduces delays, avoids conflicting recommendations, and keeps accountability clear. It also helps ensure the final result is safe and code-compliant across the entire system.
