"We've used Up-To-Code several times in our home (from water heater leaks, main line clogs, trap build-ups) and each time they were timely, professional and incredibly reliable. I truly cannot recommend their service enough."
Matt M.

A common feature in new homes is the garburator, designed to shred uneaten food and prevent clogs in your kitchen sink. Numerous homes and restaurants across Vancouver Island rely on these appliances to keep their kitchens tidy. Up to Code Plumbing is equipped to install garburators in new homes and buildings, along with dishwashers.

Bidets are gaining popularity as toilets that use water instead of toilet paper for personal hygiene. These fixtures help reduce the chances of toilet paper clogs in your plumbing, which can lead to drainage issues, as mentioned on our other service page. Contact our plumbers at Up to Code Plumbing to have this advanced toilet technology installed in your home, whether it’s a new construction or an older property (if it’s an older home, we’ll perform an inspection to ensure everything is in order).

Is water leaking from a section of your faucet? Not only does this waste precious water, but it can also lead to a significant increase in your hydro bill if not addressed. A dripping or fully burst faucet is not a DIY fix; reach out to our plumbers at Up to Code Plumbing to have this essential plumbing fixture replaced for you!

Hose bibs are a common fixture for homeowners with gardens or front lawns. These outdoor connections are used with garden hoses for watering plants and can also be utilized with sprinklers for both recreational and commercial purposes. If you need a new hose bib installed or if your existing one is leaking, Up to Code Plumbing is here to help.

You might be more familiar with P-traps than you realize—these are the curved pipes found beneath your sink. They are specifically designed to keep water odors and sewer gases from seeping into your home. However, like any plumbing element, P-traps can become clogged if not properly cared for. If you’re unsure how to handle a clog, it’s wise to call the experts at Up to Code Plumbing instead!