Coquitlam Plumber
Residents and business owners in Coquitlam count on Clearly Plumbing and Drainage for their plumbing, drainage and sewer maintenance because of the quality of work and decent pricing. Whether it is for emergency service, routine maintenance, inspections or an estimate when you need the best Coquitlam plumber call Clearly Plumbing. We are local plumbers ready to help you!
Free estimates are provided for work that would be more involved than a service call.
Your Go-To Coquitlam Plumbers
Our expert team is happy to offer complete plumbing, drainage and sewer services to residents of Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody. We have decades of experience and are able to handle any Coquitlam plumbing job efficiently and courteously. You can count on the work being done correctly and your home or place of business left clean when the job is done.
Emergency Coquitlam Plumbing Service ready to help you!
Our emergency service team is available in the Tri-City area 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Professional Coquitlam plumbers are available to help you any time there in an emergency. Rest assured when you need a plumber in a hurry we dispatch our closest man as fast as possible. You will be given a written estimate for repairs, and all work is guaranteed.
Coquitlam Plumbers
Learn more about our other services like:
- Find Information on Boiler Servicing
- Learn about Tankless Water heaters
- We also do Furnace Repair
- Furnace Servicing
- 24 hour plumber services
Call the expert Vancouver plumbers for assistance. We offer emergency plumber services as a 24-hour emergency plumber for clogged drains, drainage camera inspection, sewer backup, and sewer drain cleaning. Contact Clearly Plumbing for a local plumber now!
Coquitlam is a great place to live and work
The Coquitlam area has been inhabited for at least 9,000 years, and the Coast Salish people named the area Kwikletlem, meaning “red fish up the river” in reference to the salmon that has been responsible for the current commercial and sport fishing on the Fraser River. An early 20th-century influx of French Canadians created Maillardville in the southwest portion of present-day Coquitlam. Port Moody was established in the mid-19th century as a year-round port to service the local lumber trade. Together with Port Coquitlam, at first a farming community established by European immigrants, today’s tri-cities is home to a quarter of a million people.
