Trenchless Sewer Repair: Epoxy Lining
With today's technologies, sewer line repair or replacement no longer has to mean digging up your lawn and jack-hammering through sidewalks and driveways. There are several great methods, with epoxy pipe-lining being one of the [...]
Halo Water Filters
Bottled water, a pitcher-filter on the counter-top, an under-sink filter in the kitchen... There are many ways to get the clean, great-tasting water you want and need. We believe a whole-house water filtration is the [...]
5 Top Reasons to Go Tankless
There's been a fair amount of buzz about the growing popularity of tankless water heaters. But actually they're nothing new. They've been used in Japan and Europe for decades. With proper sizing and installation, they're [...]
Why Maintenance Hydrojetting?
Tired of having to pull out the plunger or call a plumber? Like all scheduled maintenance, plumbing maintenance prevents issues from growing into disruptions and expensive service calls. That's important for homeowners, and vital for [...]
The 5 Causes of Slab Leaks
Slab leaks are leaks in plumbing that runs underneath a concrete floor slab. What causes them? These days most residential and small commercial buildings use this sort of slab-on-grade foundation. It's more stable, less expensive, [...]
5 Benefits of Low-Flow Toilets
Low-flow toilets aren't like they were a decade ago -- they're no longer headaches. And that's important because the EPA notes that flushing alone is responsible for almost 1/3 of all water use in the [...]
Don’t Flush Those Wipes!
Regardless of what the label might say -- don't flush disinfectant wipes. The increased use of wipes has been causing problems with plumbing and even damage to sewer systems for years. Despite inaccurate labels of [...]
As An Essential Service, We Are Ready
Cleaning, cooking, drinking and flushing. Plumbing is essential for health and safety, and that's why plumbers are exempt from stay-at-home orders. It's all part of maintaining critical infrastructure during these difficult times. Essential Services While [...]
We Are Still Open
Plumbers provide an essential service, so we remain open for business, even during a health crisis like the Coronavirus. But it's clearly not business as usual. We're taking numerous measures to protect our employees on [...]
Don’t Flush Wipes!
The increased use of wipes has already been causing problems with plumbing and even at sewage treatment plants. Despite inaccurate labels of "flushable" these should never be flushed down the toilet. Why not? We've known for a [...]
We’re Hiring!
We're hiring! We're looking to hire technicians in Southern California, Temecula Valley preferred. We're looking for people who are self-motivated, willing to learn, and who like working with others. It's a great opportunity for someone [...]
Our Financing
We offer financing for homeowners -- to get the job done right, right away. We know it's difficult to set aside enough money for emergencies. Especially if it's a major out-of-the-blue plumbing problem and there's [...]
Can Coronavirus Spread Through Pipes?
Coronavirus spread through pipes? Strange, but true. Provided those pipes are drain and vent stack pipes. As reported by CNN a high-rise apartment building in Hong Kong (Hong Mei House) has been evacuated as a [...]
Trenchless Pipe Lining
Not that long ago a sewer pipe repair meant, at the least, a large hole to dig down and replace a section of the line. At worst, digging a trench from your home out to [...]
Common Holiday Plumbing Problems
Entertaining during the holiday season brings friends and family into your home. During this busy time if there's a plumbing problem it seems like the worst possible time. But that's not a coincidence -- heavy [...]
Sewer Line Drainage
Water comes in to your faucets and appliances under pressure, but drains and toilets only have gravity to keep them flowing. So it doesn't take much to slow them down or cause them to stop [...]
More About Noisy Plumbing
Although the plumbing in your home should be out of sight, out of mind, problems both major and minor often lead to banging, humming, rattling, or gurgling pipes. Beyond noisy water pipes, fixtures such as [...]
Noisy Plumbing
You shouldn't notice the plumbing in your home as you go about your daily routine. But sometimes those noisy sounds that go bump in the night (or day) are from the pipes inside your walls. [...]
Back to School Plumbing Tips
The uproar of back to school schedule changes also means a morning rush that puts an extra strain on your plumbing system. Not just in the bathroom but in the kitchen and laundry room as [...]
Sewer Cameras
A sewer line video inspection isn't just a smart phone on a long selfie stick! They use special-purpose high-tech equipment with some amazing capabilities. Once rare, sewer cameras are now pretty common. And a big [...]
The Latest in Water Heaters
Recent energy efficiency regulations mean using cutting edge technologies for many new and replacement latest in water heaters. Although not explicitly required, only condensing gas heaters and heat pump electric heaters can meet the specified [...]
Leaky Pipe Repair
Have a leaky pipe? Don't put off getting it repaired -- leaks get worse far more often than they get better. Think you might have a water leak but can't find it? Then calling in [...]
Spring Outdoor Plumbing Maintenance
You've been taking care of plumbing in your home all winter. Now it's spring, and time to check up on your outdoor plumbing. So here are some plumbing tips, outdoor maintenance ideas, and conservation tips [...]
Spring Cleaning Tips for Your Plumbing
Like spring cleaning, the start of spring is a good reminder to check up on plumbing. And it often saves time to do your major cleaning and plumbing checks together. So here are some simple [...]
What is a Sewer Line Cleanout?
What is a sewer line cleanout? All the drains and toilets in your home or business connect up to a line that runs out to the city sewer system at the street. Technically it's called [...]