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Every business here has been checked by hand, filed under a real category and pinned to the part of Richmond it actually trades in. Nothing is auto-imported and left unread.
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Richmond landscaping company operating since 2000, handling design and installation work as well as ongoing maintenance. Founded and still based in the city, it takes on residential yards along with strata and commercial grounds across the Lower Mainland.
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A genuinely small-batch roaster and tasting room off Lansdowne Road, run more like a workshop than a cafe. Limited seating, rotating single origins and staff happy to talk through the roast. Closed Wednesdays, so check before making the trip.
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One of Canada's largest non-profit animal hospitals, run by the Regional Animal Protection Society in east Richmond. Open seven days with walk-ins and urgent cases, treats exotics as well as cats and dogs, and subsidises care for owners in need.
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Licensed infant and toddler daycare on a quiet west Richmond cul-de-sac, taking children from roughly two months to three years. It blends Montessori materials with play-based early childhood practice in mixed-age rooms, 8:30am to 5:30pm.
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Electrical contractor on Vickers Way in Richmond's Bridgeport industrial pocket, covering both homes and businesses: panel replacement, pot lights, ceiling fans, hot tub and pool wiring, code corrections and 24-hour emergency callouts.
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Established Richmond accounting firm in the east-side business park off Vulcan Way, with further offices in Vancouver and the Okanagan. Audit and review engagements, corporate and personal tax, estates and advisory for owner-managed businesses. Free parking.
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A mid-size Asian supermarket on Odlin Road in West Cambie, quieter than the No. 3 Road giants. Rice in every format, sauces, frozen dim sum, and a produce section priced for people cooking Chinese food at home most nights of the week.
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Small long-established practice on No. 3 Road, running since 1976 under Dr. Billy Yu. Covers exams, fillings, crowns and bridges, root canals, dentures, wisdom teeth and Invisalign, with the low-turnover feel of a single-dentist office.
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Full-service small animal clinic on No. 3 Road, open weekdays and Saturdays and accepting new patients. Wellness exams, vaccinations, dentistry and surgery for cats and dogs, in a central south-Richmond location with its own parking.
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Tunnel wash and detailing center on Sexsmith Road near the Bridgeport and Aberdeen area, with an indoor waiting room. Pairs a quick automated exterior wash with separate interior cleaning and detailing services.
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Walk-in only barber inside Richmond Centre by the Tim Hortons entrance, family-run since 1966. Adult cuts $23, youth $20, seniors $18, plus straight-razor shaves and beard trims. Open late six days a week, so it works after work.
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Dental office inside CF Richmond Centre, open seven days a week so you can book around shopping or a Canada Line trip. General and emergency dentistry, root canals, implants, braces and Invisalign, and it takes most major insurance plans.
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Optometrist inside CF Richmond Centre, open seven days including Sunday afternoons and accepting walk-in exams. Does pediatric, diabetic and medical eye exams plus contact lens fittings, with an optical dispensary attached to the practice.
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Independent Christian school running elementary, middle and secondary campuses, with the high school on No. 5 Road. It teaches the full BC curriculum inside a faith-based framework and draws families from across Richmond and south Vancouver.
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A working family farm on Steveston Highway with a market attached: potatoes, corn, berries and squash grown on site, plus other BC fruit and preserves. The seasonal sunflower festival and pumpkin patch draw crowds, and the market closes over winter.
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East Richmond specialist in electric bikes, trikes and mobility scooters, with sales, service and repairs under one roof. Test rides are encouraged, and the trike and mobility side makes it a useful option for riders who want stability over speed.
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Community family practice on No. 3 Road near Richmond Centre, staffed by family doctors and nurse practitioners. The focus is ongoing care: annual checkups, chronic disease management, reproductive health, mental wellness and children's health.
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Not-for-profit community music school on No. 3 Road, teaching here since 1980. Private lessons and ensembles for everyone from two-year-olds in the Tiny Tots piano programme through to seniors, plus choir, jazz band, theory and exam prep.
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Family-run 50,000 sq ft club off No. 5 Road with cardio and free-weight floors, indoor basketball and volleyball courts, a turf strip, squash, boxing, a sauna and a women-only section. Opens at 4am on weekdays for shift workers.
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Unassuming Bridgeport cafe near the Fraser serving diner-style breakfasts and lunches alongside the coffee. A favorite of people working nearby and of cyclists riding the River Road route, with generous portions and prices to match.
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Richmond's biggest resort: hotel rooms and suites above a casino floor, a theatre that pulls touring acts, a marina and restaurants including Gordon Ramsay Steak. Bridgeport SkyTrain is at the door, so downtown is about 20 minutes away.
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The most serious coffee bar in Steveston, pulling espresso, siphon and cold brew from beans the company roasts itself. Bright and busy a short walk from the boardwalk, with pastries and sandwiches for people who cycled or walked in.
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The casual burger counter at River Rock, serving smash burgers, buttermilk fried chicken tenders, fish and chips and poutine. It keeps casino hours, which makes it one of the more reliable late-night bites in Bridgeport.
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Independent footwear shop at Richmond Centre carrying dress and casual styles you will not find in the chain stores next door. A smaller, owner-run counter, so ask if your size is in the back rather than assuming what is on display is all there is.
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Three ways in
Every route through the index is an ordinary link with an address of its own. Nothing here needs an account, an app or JavaScript.
The rail lists every trade in the index, with the sub-categories under each one. Each is a real page at its own address, so a filtered view can be bookmarked or sent to someone who needs it.
Where a business trades matters nearly as much as what it does. The neighbourhood list splits Richmond the way the people who live here split it, and each one has a page of its own.
If the name is already known, the search box at the top of this page goes straight there. Part of a name works, and so does a street or a trade.
Why this directory exists
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Every entry is written up, categorised and placed by hand. If a business has closed, moved or changed hands, we would rather pull the page than leave a wrong address sitting at the top of a search result.
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