Gas boiler repair, replacement and installation in Coquitlam, BC

Boilers in Coquitlam

Coquitlam is the largest of the Tri-Cities municipalities east of Vancouver, with Port Coquitlam and Port Moody as neighbours. For on-site gas boiler work there, Boilers.ca is the boiler-service site of ROMA Heating & Cooling, whose own pages list Coquitlam among its service areas and describe a range of Coquitlam neighbourhoods from Westwood Plateau and Burke Mountain to Maillardville and Austin Heights.

Coquitlam's homeowner/residential permit page says a permit is required for most new construction and for changes to an existing building, and the City's plumbing permits also handle documents such as hydronic heating designs. Gas appliance work such as boiler installation is governed by Technical Safety BC gas permits, which ROMA obtains as part of every installation.

Local guide: Gas boiler replacement in Coquitlam: permits, inspection and what to expect

Local facts with sources

Building permits. Coquitlam's Building Projects — Homeowner/Residential page says a permit is required for most new construction and for changes to an existing building, listing accessory buildings, additions, new living space, secondary suites, basement finishing, major renovations, structural repairs, decks, pools or hot tubs with equipment rooms, and work in strata developments. Source

Plumbing permits. Coquitlam issues digital plumbing permits for commercial, institutional, industrial, multi-family and residential projects. Plumbing contractors applying for single-family, duplex, coach-home, renovation or addition permits do not require digital drawings, and the City's plumbing section accepts minor document submissions such as backflow test reports and hydronic heating designs. Source

Homeowner gas permits. Technical Safety BC requires a permit to install or replace gas appliances such as boilers and water heaters; owners of strata or duplex dwellings must use a licensed contractor rather than a homeowner permit. Source

Gas utility. Natural gas in Coquitlam is supplied by FortisBC. For a gas smell or suspected leak, leave the building and call the FortisBC emergency line at 1-800-663-9911 or 911. Source

ROMA in Coquitlam. ROMA Heating & Cooling lists Coquitlam among its service areas and publishes a Coquitlam page covering boilers — installation, replacement, tune-ups and repairs — along with its other residential and commercial HVAC equipment work. Source

If you smell gas

Stop what you are doing. Do not use phones, switches, matches or anything that can spark inside.
Go outside and leave the door open behind you.
Call the FortisBC 24-hour emergency line at 1-800-663-9911 or dial 911.

Only after that, call ROMA about the boiler. Official guidance: FortisBC gas leaks and odour.

Who does the work

4.8★

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As published by ROMA Heating & Cooling on romaheating.ca, checked September 8, 2026.

Technical Safety BC licensed gas contractor

Gas licence LGA0202903, as published by ROMA.

Source: romaheating.ca

Serving Greater Vancouver since 1999

As stated on romaheating.ca.

Source: romaheating.ca

Licensed, bonded and insured

Technicians are bonded, insured and Red Seal-trained, as published by ROMA.

Source: romaheating.ca

Upfront flat-rate pricing

ROMA publishes that pricing is approved before work starts, with no hidden fees.

Source: romaheating.ca

Authorized for 30+ brands

ROMA states it is authorized for brands including Lennox, Carrier, Viessmann, Navien and Rheem.

Source: romaheating.ca

Equipment

Boiler brands we document

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need a permit to replace a boiler in Coquitlam?

Gas appliance work such as boiler installation or replacement requires a Technical Safety BC gas permit; when a licensed contractor does the work, the contractor applies for it. Coquitlam's own permits cover building construction and plumbing, and its plumbing file reviews can involve hydronic heating designs.

Does ROMA serve all of Coquitlam?

Yes. Coquitlam is listed on ROMA's own service-area page and has a dedicated ROMA Coquitlam page covering boiler and HVAC service across the city's neighbourhoods.

Can you service boilers in Coquitlam strata and apartment buildings?

Yes. ROMA's Coquitlam page covers residential and commercial spaces, which includes multi-family boiler plants. Use the contact form and describe the building type, or call.

Need a boiler technician in Coquitlam?

Describe what the boiler is doing and get a straight answer about the next step.

On-site service in Greater Vancouver, BC. ROMA lists “Open 7 days” on its site; call to confirm same-day availability.

Call 778-909-5731 Request service

City of Coquitlam — Building Projects: Homeowner/Residential · accessed September 7, 2026
City of Coquitlam — Plumbing Permits · accessed September 7, 2026
Technical Safety BC — Homeowner Gas Permits · accessed September 7, 2026
FortisBC — Gas leaks and odours · accessed September 7, 2026
ROMA Heating & Cooling — service areas · accessed September 7, 2026
ROMA Heating & Cooling — Coquitlam · accessed September 7, 2026

Facts checked September 7, 2026. Last updated September 7, 2026. Technical reviewer: not yet assigned.