Rapid-response repair for leaking and burst pipes — we shut off the water, stop the damage and fix it right.
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A leaking or burst pipe can flood a home in minutes, so every second counts. Our team responds quickly to shut off the source, control the damage and repair or replace the affected section of pipe using durable materials built to last.
Whether it's a slow, hidden leak behind a wall or a fully burst line spraying water, we diagnose the problem fast and walk you through the repair before any work begins.
Homes with original Poly-B plumbing, common across the Lower Mainland from the late 1970s through the 1990s, and any pipes running through unheated crawlspaces or garages are the ones we see fail most often.
Burst copper, PEX and Poly-B pipes repaired or replaced fast.
Pinhole leaks and slow drips found inside walls or ceilings.
Frozen pipes that have cracked or split repaired safely.
Leaking joints, fittings and shut-off valves sealed properly.
Water damage caused by pipe failure assessed and addressed.
Leaks beneath concrete slabs located and repaired with minimal excavation.
Immediate water shut-off to limit damage
Leak detection to pinpoint the exact source
Clear explanation of repair options and pricing
Repair or replacement using quality-rated materials
Post-repair inspection to confirm everything is watertight
A full burst is obvious, but a slow leak often hides behind a wall for weeks before it shows itself — these are the clues to watch for.
A sudden drop in water pressure throughout the home.
An unexplained spike in your water bill month over month.
Damp patches, stains or mould appearing on walls and ceilings.
The sound of running water even when every fixture is off.
Pooling water near exposed or underground pipe runs.
Warm patches on the floor, often a sign of a hot water line leak below.
Quick answers to the things homeowners ask us most about leak & burst pipe repair.
Our licensed technicians are on call 24/7 across Vancouver & the Lower Mainland.
