Hippo Plumbing & Heating TSBC License: LGA 0209268
Open 24 Hours · Monday – Sunday
Lower Mainland, BC
Port Coquitlam — known locally as PoCo — sits just east of Coquitlam and is home to a diverse mix of housing built across several decades. From the post-war bungalows of Mary Hill to the newer subdivisions of Citadel Heights and Oxford Heights, PoCo residents call us for everything from emergency repairs to complete heating system replacements. Our team is in Port Coquitlam regularly and responds quickly when you need us.
Our full range of licensed plumbing and heating services is available to Port Coquitlam residents and businesses.
Residential & commercial plumbing — repairs, replacements, new construction
Learn moreFurnace, boiler, water heater installation and repair
Learn moreDrain cleaning, camera inspection, hydro-jetting
Learn more24/7 emergency plumbing and heating response
Learn morePort Coquitlam-specific service pages:
We've worked in Port Coquitlam long enough to know the patterns — the eras homes were built, the pipes that were standard, and the drainage challenges created by local geography.
Many PoCo homes from the 1960s–1980s have galvanized or Poly-B supply lines past their service life, causing low pressure, discoloured water, or sudden leaks. Full or partial repipe with copper or PEX is often the right solution.
Older homes in Mary Hill and Cedar Hills frequently need furnace replacement as original or first-replacement units reach end of life. We handle removal, disposal, and new high-efficiency furnace installation.
Port Coquitlam's oldest neighbourhoods have clay-tile or early concrete sewer lines susceptible to root intrusion and joint separation. Camera inspection pinpoints exactly where the problem lies before we clear or repair it.
Mary Hill is Port Coquitlam's oldest established neighbourhood, with post-war bungalows from the late 1940s–1960s that often have original galvanized water lines or early copper. We see low-pressure complaints and rust-coloured water calls from Mary Hill regularly — signs that a pipe assessment is overdue. Our PoCo plumbers know this neighbourhood well.
Citadel Heights developed primarily in the late 1980s to mid-1990s, putting many homes squarely in the Poly-B pipe era. Homeowners in Citadel Heights frequently contact us after receiving notice from their home insurer about Poly-B coverage restrictions. We provide full replacement and written completion documentation for insurance purposes.
Oxford Heights is a mixed-era neighbourhood with homes ranging from 1970s subdivisions to newer infill builds. Older sections may need drain camera inspection for root intrusion from mature trees, while newer sections occasionally have new-construction plumbing defects. We serve all of Oxford Heights with the same licensed, responsive team.
Emergency in Port Coquitlam?
(604) 365-0812We answer 24/7 — a licensed technician, not a voicemail.
Call NowPort Coquitlam has a significant inventory of homes built in the 1960s through 1980s, many of which still have galvanized steel or Poly-B water supply lines that have exceeded their service life. Low water pressure, discoloured water, and unexpected leaks are the typical signs. Our licensed Port Coquitlam plumbers assess and replace aging pipes before a failure causes water damage.
Learn about plumbing servicesPort Coquitlam's older housing stock often means homeowners are on their second or third furnace — and those older replacement units are now reaching end of life themselves. Our Port Coquitlam heating technicians provide honest assessments and efficient high-efficiency furnace replacement when repair is no longer the right answer.
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