Your St. Albert plumbers
We serve all of St. Albert, just across the city line from northwest Edmonton, with the same licensed plumbers, stocked trucks and upfront pricing as everywhere else. No out-of-town surcharge, and the same 24/7 emergency line.
Plumbing in St. Albert homes
St. Albert's housing spans several eras, and each comes with its own typical plumbing problems:
- 1960s–1970s neighbourhoods such as Grandin, Braeside, Mission and Sturgeon Heights: original cast iron and clay sewer lines, galvanized pipe remnants, and mature trees whose roots find their way into the sewer. A sewer camera inspection is well worth it here.
- 1970s–1990s neighbourhoods such as Akinsdale, Deer Ridge, Forest Lawn, Woodlands and Lacombe Park: prime Poly-B territory. If you haven't checked your water lines, do it now.
- Newer areas such as Erin Ridge, Jensen Lakes, Riverside and Oakmont: sump pumps that work hard each spring, tankless water heaters, and builder-grade fixtures reaching the end of their life.
Permits in St. Albert
St. Albert is its own municipality, so plumbing and gas permits are issued by the City of St. Albert, not Edmonton. We know the process and pull the right permit for hot water tank replacements, gas lines and other permitted work.
St. Albert's water is supplied through the regional system from Edmonton, so it's similarly hard. A water softener protects tanks and fixtures here too.