Editorial standards
How we prepare service guidance
Lower Mainland Catch Basin Service publishes practical information about catch basin cleaning, storm drain maintenance, hydro jetting, camera inspection, and drainage planning. Our goal is to help readers describe a problem clearly, understand reasonable next steps, and choose the right service path without pretending that a web page can diagnose an onsite condition.
What we use
- Existing service scope and dispatch information supplied for this website.
- Common customer questions and practical details that improve a service request.
- Public guidance from governments, health authorities, regulators, utilities, and other primary sources where relevant.
- Original site-specific explanations rather than copied or automatically spun articles.
How pages are checked
- Each guidance page names the publishing organization and shows publication or update information.
- Service claims, phone numbers, locations, and links are checked against the site's approved public facts.
- Structured data must describe content readers can actually see.
- Unsupported prices, response-time promises, certifications, reviews, project outcomes, and guarantees are not added.
- Material corrections update the page and its modified date.
Limits and safe use
Do not enter tanks, pits, drainage structures, or other confined spaces. Do not handle sewage, active electrical equipment, or unsafe flooding based on an online article. For active backups, spreading water, surfacing wastewater, or immediate property risk, call an appropriate service provider or local authority.
Primary reference
Province of British Columbia — Stormwater infrastructure. External guidance can change; use the linked publisher's current page for regulatory or safety decisions.
Corrections and service context
If a page does not match the current condition at your property, include the page title and the specific issue when you contact us. Clear photos, city, access notes, symptoms, and urgency usually provide better service context than an assumed diagnosis.
Published and reviewed by Lower Mainland Catch Basin Service. Last updated August 12, 2026.