Hastings Sunrise Plumbing Service

We are your go-to  plumbers, experienced in renovation work and new construction, we can upgrade the plumbing and heating systems found in many of the old places that are usually an entry point for single-family homes in the Hastings Sunrise area. Call now to book a professional Hastings Sunrise plumber.

In fact, we have been doing that for decades and have earned an enviable reputation as the company of choice for heating and plumbing when older homes are being renovated. A lot of these homes are a hundred years old or more and still have cast iron or lead piping that is at the end of its life cycle. If you have bought or are considering purchasing an old Hastings Sunrise home that needs some TLC, give us a call for an honest evaluation of the building’s plumbing and heating components. One of our services is re-piping homes.

Plumbing Services in Hastings Sunrise

For over twenty years, KCs Plumbing & Heating has been helping Hastings Sunrise homeowners out whenever plumbing repairs are needed. Our loyal customer base appreciates our quick service and our insistence on doing what is right for you.

If you are in need of any plumbing or heating repairs, call us for a plumber in east Van.

Hastings-Sunrise is a residential area with a busy mix of Asian eateries, cozy bakeries and family-run shops along East Hastings Street. It’s also home to Hastings Park, site of the annual Pacific National Exhibition summer fair, featuring rock concerts, thrill rides and agricultural shows. Pear and cypress trees fill the park’s Italian Gardens, and horse racing takes place at the nearby Hastings Racecourse.

In Hasting Sunrise at the moment (our HOOD palettes are ever-changing), we’re seeing the sidewalk fruit stand tricolour in front of Donald’s Market; the hard plastic turquoise slide in Pandora Park; the awning of Red Wagon; the neon “boot” signage above Dayton’s Boots; the green branding and shimmer flags above the J.J. Motor Car lot; Church’s Chicken tri-colour; slate awning at Gourmet Warehouse; summer sky at dusk from a Playland rollercoaster; good pair of jeans score at Value Village; mosaic frontage of the Star Tile building.

History

Hastings Sunrise is the northern half of a block of land ear-marked by the Province of British Columbia in the mid-19th century as the future location for a harbor city to complement New Westminster, the town on the Fraser River which was then (in 1863) BC's capital and the terminus city for Western Canada. While Gastown became the shipping destination for the BC coast, New Brighton, as the area was then called, became a popular recreational destination for 19th century New Westminster residents.

The northern half was re-christened Hastings (officially 'The Hastings Townsite') in 1869 in honor of a visit by Admiral Hastings. The first road, hotel, post office, telephone, real estate transaction, and subdivision in what is now Vancouver were all built at Hastings Townsite. The area's first ferry service between Burrard Inlet and Victoria, also operated from here. The area didn't become part of the City of Vancouver until 1911.

Hastings Sunrise, as a resort destination drew vacationers not only to the beachfronts, but also to the Hastings Park racetrack. Local residents lobbied for more 'wholesome' activities and draws, and in 1910 the Pacific National Exhibition (PNE) was the result. The PNE leased City land through the Province until 1994, when (again on the basis of local input), the City began to redevelop some of the PNE land into parkland.

By the 1920s, much of the waterfront was occupied by railyards, wheat pools, and the Port of Vancouver, which continues to be a major employer for the area. There is still public waterfront access at New Brighton Park, near the original Hastings resort site, north of Hastings Park and the PNE.

Postal Code: V5L,V5K,V5M