Skip to content We provide Kitec plumbing repiping in Burnaby, helping property owners upgrade aging systems to more dependable piping. Our team works across residential and multi unit buildings with a focus on steady and well managed execution.
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Many properties in Burnaby still have Kitec plumbing systems that were installed years ago. As these systems age, the risk of leaks and internal damage increases. Repiping is often the most practical solution to avoid unexpected issues and protect the building.
We approach each project with a clear plan based on the property layout and access points. Our team organizes the work carefully, making sure the replacement is carried out efficiently while keeping disruption under control for residents.
Match the investigation to the building type, reviewing risers, horizontal distribution, shutoff zones, unit branches, and representative access points.
Set daily production zones, protect corridors and elevators, coordinate residents, and track suite completion across high-density or multi-building sites.
Pressure-test and commission new piping, repair planned openings, manage deficiencies, and compile closeout information for the strata.
Contact our team to assess your Kitec plumbing system and plan your replacement project in Burnaby.
Yes. High-rises often require vertical riser planning, pressure-zone awareness, elevator logistics, and stacked-suite sequencing. Low-rise and townhouse sites may rely more on horizontal runs, crawlspaces, attics, and building zones.
Original drawings, specifications, past leak reports, renovation records, and invoices can support investigation. They should be compared with visible markings and field observations.
The strata's bylaws and legal advice determine responsibility. The technical scope should still map which portions cross common areas, walls, risers, and suites.
Working hours, elevator bookings, amenity restrictions, and noise rules can be built into the schedule. Those limits affect daily production.
Connections are tested, required inspections are completed, planned openings are restored, deficiencies are recorded, and closeout documentation is organized.
