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Your water pressure returns to normal. No more rust-colored water coming from your taps. No more wet spots on walls or ceilings that keep you awake at night wondering when the next leak will hit.
You get back to your routine without worrying about whether that quick patch job will hold up. The repair is done with quality materials that handle McClellan Park’s temperature swings and water conditions.
Most importantly, you know the price upfront. What we quote is what you pay—no diagnostic fees, no surprise charges after we’re already in your walls.
Murray Plumbing has been handling pipe repairs in McClellan Park and the surrounding Sacramento area for decades. We understand how homes built in the 1970s and 80s were plumbed, and we know exactly what goes wrong with those systems.
McClellan Park’s housing stock includes many homes with aging galvanized and polybutylene pipes that are reaching the end of their useful life. We’ve seen every type of failure these systems can have.
Our technicians live and work in this community. When we say we’ll be there within the hour for emergencies, we mean it—because we’re already nearby, not driving from across town.
First, we assess the situation and locate the exact source of the problem. No guessing, no unnecessary exploratory work that runs up your bill.
Then we explain what’s wrong, what needs to be fixed, and give you a clear price before any work starts. You’ll know if this is a simple repair or if the pipe condition suggests you should consider replacement to avoid future problems.
We complete the repair using appropriate materials for your specific pipe type and local water conditions. After testing the repair, we clean up our work area and make sure everything is functioning properly before we leave.
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We repair pinhole leaks in copper pipes, replace corroded galvanized sections, and fix burst pipes that cause water damage. Whether it’s a small drip under your kitchen sink or a major line break in your front yard, we have the tools and experience to handle it.
McClellan Park homes often have mixed plumbing systems—newer PEX in some areas, older copper or galvanized in others. We work with all pipe materials and can seamlessly connect different types when needed.
For homes with recurring pipe problems, we provide honest assessments about whether spot repairs make sense or if partial repiping would be more cost-effective long-term. Many of our customers appreciate this straightforward approach rather than getting nickeled and dimed with repeated service calls.
Basic pipe repairs in McClellan Park typically start around $150-$500 for accessible leaks, depending on the pipe material and location. Simple fixes like pinhole leaks in exposed copper pipes are on the lower end, while repairs inside walls or under slabs cost more due to the additional work required.
The final cost depends on factors like pipe type (copper, PEX, or galvanized), accessibility, and whether surrounding materials need repair. We provide upfront pricing before starting work, so you’ll know exactly what to expect.
For homes with multiple pipe problems, we’ll discuss whether individual repairs or partial repiping makes more financial sense in the long run.
We provide 24/7 emergency service and typically arrive within an hour for urgent pipe repairs in McClellan Park. Our technicians are local to the Sacramento area, which allows us to respond quickly without long drive times.
Emergency situations include burst pipes, major leaks causing water damage, or complete loss of water pressure. We understand that pipe failures don’t wait for business hours, and water damage gets worse every minute you wait.
For non-emergency repairs, we can usually schedule service within 24-48 hours. We’ll help you determine if your situation requires immediate attention or if it can wait for a regular service appointment.
We repair all types of pipes commonly found in McClellan Park homes, including copper, PEX, galvanized steel, and polybutylene systems. Many local homes built in the 1970s-1990s have mixed plumbing systems with different materials in different areas.
Copper pipe repairs often involve pinhole leaks from corrosion, while galvanized pipes typically need section replacement due to internal rust buildup. Polybutylene pipes, common in homes from that era, are prone to sudden failures and often require complete replacement.
Our technicians carry materials and fittings for all these pipe types, allowing us to make proper repairs regardless of your home’s original plumbing configuration.
This depends on your pipe’s age, condition, and how many problems you’ve been having. Homes in McClellan Park with galvanized pipes installed before 1980 or polybutylene pipes from the 1970s-1990s often benefit more from replacement than repeated repairs.
If you’re experiencing frequent leaks, low water pressure, or discolored water, these are signs that your pipes are failing systemically. Continuing to patch individual problems usually costs more over time than addressing the underlying issue.
We’ll assess your specific situation and give you honest recommendations about whether spot repairs make sense or if partial repiping would be more cost-effective. Our goal is to solve your problem long-term, not just temporarily.
Yes, we handle both water supply line repairs and sewer pipe issues in McClellan Park homes. Water line problems include leaks, pressure issues, and pipe corrosion, while sewer line problems involve blockages, breaks, or deteriorated drain pipes.
Many McClellan Park homes have older cast iron or clay sewer lines that develop problems over time. We use camera inspection equipment to diagnose sewer line issues accurately before recommending repair or replacement options.
Our technicians are equipped to handle everything from simple drain clogs to major sewer line repairs, including trenchless repair methods that minimize yard disruption when possible.
First, shut off the water supply to prevent further damage. For individual fixtures, there’s usually a shutoff valve nearby. For major leaks, locate your main water shutoff valve, typically near where the water line enters your home.
Move any belongings away from the leak area and try to contain the water if possible. Take photos for insurance purposes if there’s significant water damage. Don’t attempt temporary repairs with tape or clamps—these rarely hold and can make permanent repairs more difficult.
Call us immediately for emergency service. We’ll walk you through any additional steps needed over the phone and get a technician to your location as quickly as possible to assess and repair the problem properly.
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