
In Port Coquitlam the drainage issues are yards and driveways that stay wet, storm connections that need to handle high volumes, and properties where a sump pump is part of the system because a gravity outlet is not available. The residential area sits on flat, low ground between the Coquitlam and Pitt rivers on slow-draining soil with limited natural fall. We install and maintain the yard, storm, and sump systems that move water off these properties.
Where a property cannot drain by gravity to a storm connection or ditch, a sump pump becomes part of the drainage system — collecting water from perimeter or yard drains and lifting it to a discharge point. We install and maintain sump systems as part of a complete drainage plan, and we make sure the pump is sized for the volume and has a reliable discharge.
These are the services we are most often called for in Port Coquitlam. Each links to a page with more detail on what is involved.
Do I need a sump pump for my Port Coquitlam property?
If your property is flat with no gravity outlet for a drain system, a sump pump is often necessary to move collected water to a discharge point. We assess the available fall and outlets before recommending whether a pumped system is needed.
Tell us what is happening and where. We will call you back the same business day to discuss the problem and arrange an inspection if needed.