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You get your water pressure back. No more mysterious puddles under sinks or brown water coming out of faucets. No more lying awake wondering if that drip is going to turn into a flood while you’re at work.
When we’re done, you turn on your tap and clean, strong water flows exactly like it should. Your pipes stop making those weird banging noises. Your water bills go back to normal because you’re not paying for water that’s leaking into your walls.
Most importantly, you stop worrying. You know your plumbing is solid for years to come because we use quality materials and do the job right.
We’ve been fixing pipes in Hood and the surrounding Sacramento County area for years. We know the plumbing challenges that come with older homes in this area – from galvanized steel pipes that are ready to give up to sewer lines dealing with tree root intrusion.
We’re licensed, insured, and local. When you call us, you’re talking to someone who actually works in your community and understands what Hood homeowners are dealing with.
Our truck stays stocked with the parts most Hood homes need, so we can usually fix your problem the same day you call.
First, we show up when we say we will. We assess what’s going on and explain exactly what needs to be done in plain English. No technical jargon, no trying to upsell you on things you don’t need.
You get a clear, upfront price before we touch anything. Not an estimate that keeps growing. Not an hourly rate that climbs while we work. The price we quote is the price you pay.
Then we fix it using quality parts and proven techniques. We clean up our work area when we’re done and test everything to make sure it’s working correctly. You pay the agreed price and you’re back to your day with working pipes.
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We handle everything from small leaks to complete repiping jobs. Burst pipes, corroded galvanized steel, leaky joints, low water pressure – if it involves your home’s pipes, we fix it.
Hood’s older homes often have plumbing that hasn’t been updated in decades. We see a lot of galvanized steel pipes that are finally giving up after 40-50 years. Cast iron sewer lines dealing with tree root problems. Original fixtures that waste water and don’t work efficiently.
We can patch a small leak to get you through the day, or replace your entire plumbing system if that’s what makes sense. Every situation is different, and we’ll tell you honestly what you need and what you don’t.
The cost depends on what’s wrong and what needs to be fixed. A simple leak repair might cost a couple hundred dollars. Replacing a section of corroded pipe could be more. A whole-house repipe is obviously a bigger investment.
Here’s what we promise: you’ll know exactly what it costs before we start. We give you an upfront price and stick to it. No hourly rates that keep climbing while we work. No surprise charges when we’re done.
Most of our customers tell us they appreciate knowing what they’re paying upfront instead of watching the clock tick while we work.
Brown or rusty water coming from your taps usually means your pipes are corroding from the inside. Low water pressure that’s getting worse over time often means buildup or leaks in your pipes. Puddles under sinks or wet spots on walls are obvious signs of leaks.
If your water bills are climbing but you’re not using more water, you probably have a leak somewhere. Strange noises when you turn water on or off can mean loose pipes or water pressure problems. Any of these issues will get worse over time, not better.
The sooner you address pipe problems, the less expensive they are to fix. A small leak today can turn into major water damage next month.
Yes, we’re available for plumbing emergencies seven days a week. When a pipe bursts or you have a major leak, you can’t wait until Monday morning. Water damage happens fast and gets expensive quickly.
We prioritize emergency calls because we know how stressful it is when water is flowing where it shouldn’t be. Most of the time we can get to you the same day you call, even on weekends.
Emergency service costs more than regular appointments, but you’ll know the price before we start work. No surprises when you’re already dealing with a plumbing crisis.
If your home still has galvanized steel pipes and they’re 40+ years old, replacement is usually smart. These pipes corrode from the inside out, causing low water pressure, rusty water, and eventually leaks.
You don’t necessarily have to replace everything at once. We can prioritize the worst sections first and spread the work over time if budget is a concern. But once galvanized pipes start failing, they tend to fail in multiple places.
Modern pipe materials like copper or PEX last much longer and don’t have the corrosion problems that galvanized steel does. It’s an investment that pays off in better water pressure, cleaner water, and fewer emergency repairs.
Simple repairs like fixing a leaky joint or replacing a short section of pipe usually take a few hours. More complex jobs like repiping a bathroom or replacing a main water line can take a full day or more.
We’ll give you a realistic timeframe when we assess the job. We don’t rush through repairs just to get to the next call – we want to make sure the fix lasts. But we also respect your time and try to minimize disruption to your day.
For bigger jobs, we’ll explain what to expect each day and keep you updated on our progress. Most customers appreciate knowing what’s happening and when their water will be back to normal.
Yes, we’re fully licensed as a plumbing contractor in California and carry full liability insurance. This protects both you and us if anything goes wrong during the repair work. We can provide proof of licensing and insurance if you want to see it.
Working with unlicensed plumbers might save you money upfront, but it can cost you much more if something goes wrong or the work doesn’t meet code. When you hire licensed professionals, you know the work will be done right and you have recourse if there are problems.
Insurance also means you’re protected if there’s accidental damage to your property during the repair. It’s just one less thing to worry about when you’re already dealing with plumbing problems.
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