Everything we do
Residential, septic, commercial and industrial plumbing, handled by one family shop since 1982. No referrals, no handing half the job to somebody else.
We take calls 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Residential, septic, commercial and industrial plumbing, handled by one family shop since 1982. No referrals, no handing half the job to somebody else.
We take calls 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The full list
Everyday plumbing and the 2 a.m. kind
Burst pipes, backups and after-hours failures.
Slow and stopped drains, cabled and cleared.
High-pressure scouring of greased and rooted lines.
Finding the leak before anything is opened.
Repairing supply and drain leaks.
Pressurized lines failing under a concrete slab.
Cracked, offset and root-invaded laterals.
Full lateral replacement when repair is past the point.
No hot water, leaking tanks, failed elements.
Replacing a tank water heater.
Error codes, scaling and flow faults.
Converting to or replacing tankless.
Replacing failing supply piping through a house.
Copper supply repipes.
Point-of-entry and whole-house filtration.
Treating every tap in the house.
Hard-water treatment for Inland Empire supply.
New gas runs for appliances and outdoor kitchens.
Leaking and failed gas piping.
Fixtures, valves and rough-in for bathrooms.
Sinks, disposals, supply and drain work.
Ground-up residential plumbing.
Camera and condition inspections.
Residential boiler and hydronic faults.
The part of the job that sends other shops home
The whole system from the tank to the field.
Routine pump-outs and full tanks.
New tanks and full system installs.
Baffles, lids, risers and cracked tanks.
Camera and condition inspections of the system.
Failing and saturated drain fields.
New and replacement drain fields.
Restoring a field that is surfacing or slow.
Trenching and digging for underground work.
Commercial kitchen grease interceptors.
Scheduled pump-outs and full cleaning.
Sizing and setting a new interceptor.
Failed lids, baffles and inlet lines.
Sewage, effluent and sump pumps.
Replacing failed pumps.
Offices, apartments, hotels, restaurants
Keeping business drains running.
Commercial laterals and mains.
Scheduled jetting for kitchens and property lines.
Commercial hot water systems.
Repiping occupied commercial buildings.
Locating leaks in commercial structures.
Commercial leak repairs.
Failed commercial water services.
New commercial water services.
Ground-up commercial plumbing.
Installing backflow prevention assemblies.
Protecting potable supply from cross-connection.
Multi-tenant office systems.
Multifamily plumbing across many units.
Hospitality plumbing that cannot go offline.
Supplying and installing fixtures.
Plant water and drainage systems
Plant process and potable water.
Industrial drainage and waste lines.
Heavy jetting for industrial lines.
Plant failures that stop production.
We hold plumbing, sanitation and general engineering contractor licensing, which is what allows one shop to take a job from the fixture in the bathroom all the way out to the leach field.
A lot of the housing out here went up between the 1950s and the 1970s, which means cast-iron sewer laterals and galvanized supply lines that are well past their design life. Inland Empire water is hard, and hard water is the quiet reason water heaters here give out earlier than the sticker claims.
A lot of plumbing companies specialize in the profitable, predictable end of the trade and refer out the rest. Septic goes to a septic company, excavation goes to somebody with a machine, and the customer coordinates three contractors for one problem. We were built the other way around, because in 1982 in this valley there was not much choice about it.
You get the number before any work begins, and it is based on what we actually found rather than a worst-case figure padded for safety.
Our trucks carry waterproof high-definition camera equipment, locating gear, cable machines and jetting capability, which means most calls are diagnosed and resolved on the same visit rather than turning into a sequence of appointments.
We are based in Yucaipa and work outward across San Bernardino County, Riverside County and the eastern edge of Los Angeles County. We work across three counties from a base in Yucaipa, which in practice means the San Bernardino valley, the Riverside side of the region, and the eastern San Gabriel Valley communities. The territory grew the way most things here grew: somebody called, we went, and their neighbor called next.
If yours is not here, call and ask.
Around 59 distinct services across residential, septic, commercial and industrial work. The full list is on this page rather than summarized into vague categories.
No. We hold plumbing, sanitation and general engineering licensing, which is what lets one company handle a job running from a bathroom fixture out to a leach field.
Call and ask. The list covers what we are asked for most, not the limit of what we do.
We stand behind what we do. If something we repaired is not right, call us and we will come back and deal with it.
Yes, and it is a big part of what we do. We are licensed for sanitation systems, so tanks, leach lines and the plumbing that feeds them are all one contractor.
Yucaipa and out across San Bernardino County, Riverside County and the eastern edge of Los Angeles County. If you are not sure you are in range, call and ask.
Know where your main water shutoff is and whether it turns. Clear access to the work area. If you smell gas, leave the building and call from outside.
Describe what it is doing and we will tell you what it is. That conversation is free and it is usually short.
Yucaipa, California · Serving San Bernardino, Riverside and eastern Los Angeles counties · Open 24 hours