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Lafayette homes often have complex plumbing systems: multiple water heaters, recirculating pumps, central water filtration, and smart leak detection. We design, install, and maintain these systems.
Hillside homes in Happy Valley and Springhill have extreme sewer line depths — 20+ feet down. Traditional excavation is dangerous and expensive. We use pipe bursting to replace sewer lines from the inside out, no massive trench. Same for water lines: we can pull a new copper line through the old one using a hydraulic winch.
We also handle the little things that big corporate plumbers rush: aligning tile-ready shower valves precisely, installing pot fillers above Wolf ranges, and soldering copper without scorching joists. Attention to detail matters here.
We lay down floor protection, wear shoe covers, and vacuum after every job. Your home is our workspace, not a construction site.
We install Moen Flo, Phyn, or YoLink systems that monitor flow and automatically shut off water if a leak is detected.
We replace broken clay or cast iron sewer lines using pipe bursting — only two small access holes needed. Saves your landscaping, driveway, and patio.
We check and clean your hot water recirculating pump for faster hot water delivery. Saves water and time.
Rough-in includes mounting bracket, valve, and stub-out for a wall-mount pot filler. Tile-ready.
Yes. That usually means a continuous leak somewhere — often a toilet flapper, underground irrigation, or a slab leak. Call us for a free leak audit. We’ll find it within an hour.
Lafayette water comes from East Bay MUD — moderately hard (120-150 ppm). A salt-based softener works best, but if you want to avoid salt, we offer template-assisted crystallization (TAC) systems that condition scale without sodium.
Yes — we use electronic leak detection to pinpoint the leak within inches, then break only a 12×12 inch hole to repair the pipe or reroute it above the slab through the wall.
Depends on depth and method. A traditional open-trench replacement at 15+ feet can run $15k-$25k. Trenchless pipe bursting reduces that to $8k-$12k. We’ll quote both.
Yes — two tiers: Essential (annual inspection + priority service) and Premium (bi-annual + 15% off repairs). $19/month or $29/month.