Planned plumbing care for your building, every season.
A yearly plan for the drains, pumps and equipment that cause the most emergency calls in strata buildings. Built around your building, with a written record council can use.
For strata councils, property managers and building owners across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.Picked for your building, not a generic checklist.
Every building is different. We start from your equipment, your history and the problems that keep coming back.
Drain and stack cleaning
Scheduled jetting of kitchen stacks and main lines that build up grease, before they back up into suites.Camera inspections
Camera checks of main sewer and storm lines to catch roots, sags and damage early.Sumps, catch basins and parkade drains
Fall cleaning, plus pump, float and alarm testing before the rainy season.Boilers and hot water
Boiler and domestic hot water checks, safety controls and recirculation pumps.Water entry and shutoffs
Working main and riser shutoff valves, and checking pressure-reducing valves and water entry equipment.Make-up air and rooftop units
Filters, belts, motors and burners on the units that keep corridors and parkades ventilated.From walk-through to written report.
Walk the building.
We walk the building with your manager or caretaker, list the equipment and where it is, and hear about past problems.Get a written plan.
What gets done, how often, and what residents need to know. Priced for your building. You approve it before anything is booked.Scheduled visits.
We book around notices and access, and tell you before any shutdown that affects residents.A report after each visit.
What was done, what we found, photos where useful, and what to plan for now, soon and later.Fewer surprises. Better records.
Real maintenance jobs in multi-unit buildings.
Hydro jetting a multi-unit building
Planned jetting of shared drain lines, staged around suite access.Read the case study →Surrey · Aug 2026Rooftop make-up air maintenance
Belts, filters and motors on a building’s rooftop units.Read the case study →Vancouver · Jul 2026Boiler and hot water maintenance
Checking a building’s hot water boilers and recording what was tested.Read the case study →Good to know.
What does a program cost?
Every building is different, so we price the program after the walk-through. You see the plan and the price before you approve anything.
Are emergency calls part of the program?
Emergency calls aren’t part of the planned visits. They’re handled the same way as always, 24/7, and the building file helps whoever responds.
Can we start partway through the year?
Yes. We start with the work that matters most for the coming season, like sumps and drains before the fall rain.
Who gets the reports?
Whoever you choose: the property manager, council, or both. Our office can also share them online.
