Angle Stops
Angle stops are the valves that turn on and off the water at each fixture. The Angle stops have a supply line that feeds the fixture water. Many times these valves are seized and do not allow you to turn your water on and off, on many occasions they are leaking. In the event of an emergency situation you want to ensure these valves are working properly, so you don't have to shut the water off to the entire house, or even worst, a flood.

Clogged Drains
Most toilet clogs are caused by accumulations of paper products in the bowl’s narrow trap or by miscellaneous items that accidentally fall into the toilet and get stuck in the trap. A complete blockage can cause a toilet to overflow; a partial clog can result in sluggish flushing. Whatever the cause -- toilet blockages are more than frustrating. If your sinks are also clogged then it is possible that you have a main line blockage. Whatever the case give a call to clear your lines.

Earthquake Valves / Seismic Valves
Because we are in California there is a high likely hood that an earthquake will come, when it does you need to be sure that you take the proper step to make sure your home is safe as possible. A Earthquake Valve / Seismic Valve will eliminate the worries of a fatal gas leak at such a time. In the event that there is an earthquake and a gas line breaks the earthquake valve will shut the gas off to your house.

Emergency Shut Off Valve / Ball Valves and Gate Valves
Ball Valves and gate valves act as an on and off switch. A ball valve has long surpassed the gate valve in residential applications. The ball has a hollow ball inside of the casing, by turning the handle just 1/4 of a turn the hollow section that allowed water to past threw now seals and does not allow the water to flow threw. With a gate valve you have to spin the handle several times closing the gate inside of the casing, Gate valves have a tendency to leak, seize, and often time have the handles brake right off. In an emergency situation you do not have time to deal with these defects, you should consider changing out you old gate valve with a new ball valve.

Faucets
Are you going for a new look, are you experiencing a leaky faucet, and or corrosion causing your faucet not to function properly. Try a new Price Pfister pull-out faucet.

Garbage Disposals
Is your Garbage Disposal to loud, is it not able to meet your needs, is your garbage disposal constantly getting stuck on you, then try a new Insinkerator garbage disposal.

Gas Lines
Are you planning to install a new gas range, a new gas dryer, an outdoor barbeque, and or a fire place indoor or outdoor. We will calculate the plumbing of you gas lines and current fixtures to ensure there is proper sizing of your new gas line

Hose Bibs / Spigots
Does your Hose Bib / Spigot have a constant drip, is it just to hard to turn on and off? Is the Hose Bib / Spigot not allowing you to shut the water off all the way, or is it just spraying you every time you turn the water on and off. If you answered yes to any of the above, it is time to replace your old Hose Bib / Spigot. Think of the water you could be wasting and give us a call today!!!

Hot Water Dispensers
Do you have an old hot water dispenser that is leaking or just not working. Are you considering installing a Hot water Dispenser. Go with the best Install an Insinkerator Hot Water Dispenser Call us today for a free Estimate.

Ice Maker Box
Have you purchased a new refrigerator requiring a water line for water and ice making. Is your current line kinked or does it have restricted flow, or is the water line not shutting off. Call us for a free estimate. We can install an Ice Maker boxer box or a dedicated line directly to your fridge.

Laundry Box
Are you relocating you washer and dryer? Do you have your plumbing lines exposed, are they prohibiting you washing machine from going going back closer to the wall. Consider a laundry box which will put your water lines and drain lines inside of the wall, which will give you more space and a better cleaner look.

Pressure Reducing Valves
A Pressure reducing valve regulates the maximum pressure, for the water coming to your house. The water pressure coming to your house should not exceed 80 p.s.i. If the water pressure it could cause your plumbing fixtures not to function properly, a possible blow-out / leak in your water lines, or maybe even an excess of corrosion at your fixtures. If your thinking that you like the extra pressure, maybe while your showering believe me when you have 80 psi their is enough pressure.

P-Traps
P traps exist because the house drain system is empty much of the time, and does not completely flush out human waste and other waste products out of the system. As waste decomposes the process releases methane and other flammable, stinky gasses. Your house plumbing system is called a DWV system for Drain/Wastewater/Ventilation, and over each drain there must also be a riser that will terminate in a vent above the roof. The roof vent permits gas to escape. But being gasses, those noxious fumes will vent where they can. So to ensure that your gasses stay inside the system and go to the roof plumbers install a P-trap everywhere, except under your toilet, whose bowl itself serves as a trap. When you shut off the sink a small amount of water remains trapped in the P-trap, blocking the gasses. The water doesn't get rancid because you change it every time you run the faucet.

Toilets

Is your toilet giving you problem after problem, not flushing right, backing up constantly after you've had your line snaked. It might be time to think about a new Toto Drake toilet.

Tub/Shower Valves
Is your bathtub and or shower constantly leaking, Imagine the water you are wasting. Is your water getting to hot or to cold. In many cases the shower valve or bathtub valve has just gone bad, and can be fixed simply changing out the old cartridge. However on many locations the valve is just to far corroded or the replacement part is not available the valve needs to be replaced.

Water Heaters
Has your water heater gone out on you, is you water heater over 10 years old. It might be time to think about a new A.O. Smith Hot Water Heater.

Water Mains
The Water Main is the water line that comes from the meter to the service entrance of your house. In the event of a leak you should call us right away. If there a mysterious puddle of water in your yard that wont seem to go away, your water bill soared in the last month, or maybe you have an old galvanized water main. Call us to schedule an appointment.