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No more watching water pool in your yard while your pressure drops to nothing. No more wondering if that wet spot means thousands in damage.
When we’re done, your water flows strong and steady again. Your property stays intact. Your bills stay predictable.
You get back to your normal routine instead of dealing with plumbing emergencies.
Murray Plumbing knows Parkway’s unique challenges. The soil conditions that shift pipes. The local codes that matter. The permit requirements that can’t be ignored.
We’re the plumbers your neighbors call when their water line breaks at 2 AM. Licensed, insured, and available 24/7.
Our 4.7-star Google rating comes from 93 customers who needed their water line fixed right, not just fixed fast.
First, we locate the problem using video camera inspection. No guessing, no unnecessary digging.
Then we give you a clear estimate before any work starts. You know exactly what you’re paying and why.
Most repairs get completed the same day using trenchless methods when possible. That means less damage to your driveway, less mess in your yard, and less disruption to your life.
We test everything before we leave. Your water pressure comes back strong, and you get a warranty on the work.
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Every water line repair includes complete system diagnosis, not just a quick patch. We find the root cause, whether it’s tree roots, shifting soil, or aging pipes.
In Parkway, we deal with California’s unique soil conditions and seismic activity that can crack older lines. We use materials and methods that account for local ground movement.
You get trenchless repair options when possible to preserve your landscaping. Traditional excavation when necessary, with full restoration included.
All work meets California plumbing codes and comes with our warranty. No surprises, no return visits for the same problem.
Water line repair in Parkway typically costs between $400 and $1,900, depending on the extent of damage and repair method needed. Simple valve replacements start around $150, while major line replacements can reach $3,000 or more.
Trenchless repairs often cost more upfront but save money by avoiding landscape restoration. Traditional excavation costs less initially but requires driveway or yard repairs afterward.
We provide upfront estimates before any work begins, so you know exactly what you’re paying.
Watch for water pooling in your yard, especially near the street or meter area. Sudden drops in water pressure throughout your home signal potential line breaks.
Unexpectedly high water bills often indicate you’re losing water somewhere underground. Discolored or rusty water can mean dirt is entering through cracks in your line.
If you notice any of these signs, call for inspection immediately. Small leaks become expensive problems when ignored.
Yes, we use trenchless repair methods whenever possible. This technology allows us to fix or replace water lines through small access holes rather than long trenches.
Trenchless repair works well for most pipe materials and damage types. We insert new pipe through the old line or reline existing pipes from the inside.
Your landscaping, driveway, and walkways stay intact. The process is faster and often more cost-effective when you factor in restoration costs.
Most water line repairs in Parkway complete within the same day. Simple fixes like valve replacements take 2-3 hours, while major line repairs typically finish within 6-8 hours.
Trenchless repairs are often faster than traditional excavation because there’s less digging and restoration work. Weather and soil conditions can affect timing.
We’ll give you a realistic timeframe during our initial assessment. Emergency repairs get priority scheduling, often within hours of your call.
Yes, most water line repairs in California require permits, especially when connecting to city water mains. Permit costs typically range from $50 to $300 depending on the scope of work.
We handle all permit applications and ensure work meets local codes. This protects you from potential fines and ensures proper inspection of completed work.
Some minor repairs like valve replacements may not require permits, but we’ll verify requirements for your specific situation before starting work.
California’s seismic activity and shifting soils put constant stress on underground pipes. Tree roots naturally grow toward water sources and can crack even sturdy copper lines over time.
Age plays a major role – pipes over 20 years old become more susceptible to corrosion and breaks. High water pressure can also stress older pipes beyond their limits.
Ground movement from construction, heavy traffic, or natural settling can disconnect joints or crack pipes. Regular inspections help catch problems before they become emergencies.
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