The drain service of Pure Mechanical GroupMetro Vancouver + Fraser Valley
No. 30 · Done by Pure Mechanical Group

Fixture supply line replacement: what it involves and what it costs

The short flexible lines that feed toilets, taps, dishwashers and washing machines are among the most common causes of water damage claims. They are cheap to replace before they burst.

Typical cost$289–$389
How it starts$289 for the first hour
After the first hour$189 an hour, plus parts
Who does itPure Mechanical Group, the company behind Unclog.it
WhereMetro Vancouver + Fraser Valley
The supply line and shut-off valve beside a toilet
Fig. 30: fixture supply line replacement

What fixture supply line replacement typically costs

One fixture$289–$389New braided lines on a tap or toilet.
Each extra on the same visit$89–$129Cheaper to do the house at once.

Typical prices in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley in 2026, before tax. They are a guide, not our quote. Too much depends on your home to price these jobs unseen, so your price is set on site, in writing, before any work starts.

When you need it

  • Supply lines more than 10 years old, or of unknown age
  • Rust, bulging or fraying on a braided hose
  • Your strata or insurer has asked for them to be replaced

What changes the price

Number of linesA whole home or a whole building in one visit brings the price per line down.
ValvesIf the shut-offs are seized, they are replaced at the same time.
AccessLines behind dishwashers and fridges take longer to reach.

What the job involves

  1. Shut off the fixture's valve and check that it holds.
  2. Remove the old supply line.
  3. Fit a new braided stainless line of the right length, without kinks or strain.
  4. Turn the water on and check both ends for leaks.
Time on site
Usually 15 to 30 minutes per fixture

How pricing works for this job

There is no one price for fixture supply line replacement, because the factors above change it from one home to the next. It is done on time: $289 for the first hour, then $189 an hour, plus parts. If it turns out to be a bigger job, you get a written estimate before the plumber carries on.

Call 1-800-604-0631.

Questions people ask

How much does fixture supply line replacement cost in Metro Vancouver?

One fixture: $289–$389. Each extra on the same visit: $89–$129. Typical prices in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley in 2026, before tax. They are a guide, not our quote. Too much depends on your home to price these jobs unseen, so your price is set on site, in writing, before any work starts.

How often should supply lines be replaced?

Every five to ten years, and sooner if you see rust, bulges or fraying. Many insurers and stratas set their own interval.

Which ones matter most?

Washing machine hoses and toilet supply lines cause the most damage, because they fail when nobody is watching.

Can I do this myself?

Many homeowners do. The risk is a seized shut-off valve that will not close or starts leaking once it is touched, which is when to call.

How is fixture supply line replacement priced?

It is done on time: $289 for the first hour, then $189 an hour, plus parts. If it turns out to be a bigger job, you get a written estimate before the plumber carries on.

What does it cost after hours?

Regular hours are 9 to 5, Monday to Friday. Outside those hours, every rate is double. If it can safely wait until the morning, it costs half as much.