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 Indoor Plumbing

Trusted, Local Plumbers in Solano County

Scheduled & Emergency Indoor Plumbing Services

Plumbing should be efficient, quiet, and generally unseen. But emergency leaks, stubborn clogs, and remodeling projects can thrust indoor plumbing into the limelight. Our team of versatile plumbing experts can get your residential or commercial job done right the first time around. We’ve got you covered from toilet installations and kitchen pipes, to water heaters, sewer lines, and everything else right down the slab of your home or business. For scheduled or emergency service, give us a call today.

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Top 5 Signs You Should Call for Indoor Plumbing Service

If your water temperature is inconsistent, or if you struggle to find hot water at all, it could be time for a water heater repair or replacement.
 
Abnormally high water bills are a reliable indicator of a substantial, unseen leak somewhere in your plumbing system.
 
Strong, unpleasant odors (especially in the bathroom or basement) can be a sign of a sewage blockage.
 
Inconsistent water levels in your toilets, slow drains, and gurgling sounds are all indicators of a clog somewhere in your system.
 
Slab leaks can be hard to identify, but hot spots on your flooring, the sound of running water, and reduced water pressure are all signs of a dangerous leak.

Featured Project:

We took the time to isolate hot and cold water lines in the home. We reference the city meter for any movement of water as water lines are isolated one by one in the home. As a company, we always provide permanent solutions due to the nature of spot repairs failing due to vibration, mineral content in the ground and temperature variations. Sometimes we need to use a manifold to distribute hot and cold water to the house but it can sometimes provide more challenges due to placement of the furthest water line.  This particular project did not need a manifold and instead we plumbed individual water lines to different areas of the house. We want to give the customer peace of mind for years to come so we always give them the best solution for them and their home.

Indoor Plumbing Questions and Answers

  • How does hydro-jetting work?
    Hydro-jetting services usually start with a camera inspection. Your plumber will insert a camera through your main line to check for any blockages, leaks, or cracks before moving on to the next step. After a camera inspection, water is sprayed through the line to clear out years of oil and grime. Afterwards, you should notice drastically faster draining throughout your property.
  • Is hydro-jetting safe?
    Hydro-jetting uses a focused, high-pressure stream of water to clear out both PVC and iron pipes safely and without risk of damage. Considerably older pipes or pipes with existing damage may not be suitable for hydro-jetting treatment. Your plumber will determine if hydro-jetting is right for your line by inspecting it first with a camera.
  • Are my water and sewer lines connected?
    All water and sewage flowing from your residential or commercial property flows through the main line. Your main line connects your property to the municipal sewer system or to a septic tank. All drains, toilets, and showers flow from your home and through the main line.
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