Palm Springs, CA
Plumber in Palm Springs, CA
Palm Springs calls often start in a mid-century house with its original pipes, a vacation rental between guests, or a home that sat empty all summer. We handle all three.
What we see in Palm Springs homes.
Mid-century homes, original plumbing
Many Palm Springs homes date from the 1950s and 60s. Original galvanized supply lines and cast-iron drains corrode from the inside, which shows up as low pressure, rusty water and clogs that keep coming back. A sewer camera inspection shows the condition of an old drain before you commit to a repair.
Vacation rentals
Guests rarely report a running toilet or a slow drain until it turns into a bad review. A check of toilets, faucets, drains and the water heater between seasons catches the small problems before a guest does.
Homes that sit empty for the summer
A slow leak that starts after you leave can run for months. Shutting off the main valve before you go, or having someone check the house, prevents most of the damage we see in the fall.
Your water in Palm Springs
Most of Palm Springs gets its water from Desert Water Agency, and some neighborhoods are on the Coachella Valley Water District. Your water bill names your provider, and its annual water quality report tells you how hard your water is.
Water filtration and softeners treat hard water before it reaches your fixtures and water heater.
Everything we do in Palm Springs.
Reviews
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The tech was superb. He took the time to show me areas of concern with my units and explain the system to me.
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He was nice, helpful and honest. The installation guy was punctual. Great price, great service.
We pick up. 760-278-0053