The City of Langley gets its water from Metro Vancouver’s Greater Vancouver Water District, which sources its supply from Coquitlam Lake, located in the mountains to the north. This water is treated and transported through a network of underground pipes that cross the Fraser River and travel through Port Coquitlam, Pitt Meadows, the Township of Langley, and Surrey before reaching Langley.
Langley’s main reservoir is located at 200A Street and 47A Avenue. It is as large as a football field and holds 22,700,000 liters of water. This size allows the City to maintain its water supply for extended periods, especially in case of a major water main break.
Annual Water Quality Report
Report Your Water Concern
Have you noticed a problem with the water at your property? Report it to us using one of the methods below:
- Use our Request For Service Portal
- Call Engineering at 604.514.2910 or 604.543.6722 for support after-hours
- Visit the Langley City Hall at 20399 Douglas Crescent
Low Water Pressure
If your home is experiencing low water pressure, you may want to check the Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV) to ensure that the screen in this unit is clean. Your PRV is cone-shaped and should be located at or near where the water service enters your house. If low water pressure persists, please call a plumber.