Cima Mechanical responds to urgent plumbing and heating situations across the Lower Mainland and Tri-Cities. For the fastest response, call us directly — don't wait for email.
Here's what to do immediately for the most common urgent plumbing and heating problems, while you wait for our team.
When something goes wrong with your plumbing or heating, you need a team you can trust to show up, diagnose accurately, and fix it right the first time. Cima Mechanical has been doing exactly that across the Lower Mainland since 2015.
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10+ Years Serving the Lower Mainland
Founded in 2015, we know the building stock, permit requirements, and mechanical systems common to every area we serve.
We prioritize urgent plumbing and heating situations and aim to respond same-day when contacted during business hours (Mon–Fri 7 AM–5 PM, Sat by appointment). Call (604) 256-8045 directly for the fastest response — don't wait for email.
A plumbing emergency is any situation that risks property damage, health, or safety if not addressed quickly. This includes burst pipes, active flooding, complete sewage backup, no heat in winter, and gas line concerns (contact FortisBC first for gas). If you're unsure, call us — we'll help you determine urgency.
Shut off your main water supply immediately — this is the single most important action. This valve is usually located where the supply line enters your home (utility room, crawl space, or near the meter). Leave the valve shut and call us first thing when we open. If you don't know where your shutoff is, this is a good time to find it before an emergency occurs.
Leave the building immediately without operating any switches. Call FortisBC's 24/7 emergency line at 1-800-663-9911 from outside the building. Do not re-enter until FortisBC declares the area safe. Then call Cima Mechanical at (604) 256-8045 for gas line inspection and repair.
Check your thermostat settings, furnace filter, and circuit breaker first. If the furnace or boiler won't restart or shows an error code, call (604) 256-8045 as soon as we open. In cold weather, we prioritize heating failures, particularly for households with young children, seniors, or medical needs.
Your main shut-off valve is usually located where the water line enters your home — in the utility room, crawl space, or near the water meter. Gate valves (round handle) turn clockwise to close. Ball valves (lever handle) turn 90 degrees to close. If your main valve is stuck or won't close, call us immediately.
Beyond urgent repairs, Cima Mechanical provides the full range of mechanical services.