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Whole-home PEX repipe
Rocklin, CA
PEX-A · expansion fittings · new shutoffs
- Pipe
- 236 ft
- Fixtures
- 16
- Crew time
- 3 days
Sacramento's family plumbers since 1994
Leaks, clogs, water heaters and whole-home repipes, handled by our own licensed plumbers. Upfront prices before we start, a clean floor when we leave, and our warranty in writing.
- 4.9from 538 Google reviews
- 24/7emergency plumbers
- 60 mintypical emergency arrival
- Water heaters
- Tankless
- Leak detection
- Slab leaks
- Drain cleaning
- Hydro jetting
- Sewer camera
- Trenchless sewer
- Whole-home repipes
- Gas lines
Behind the drywall
Most plumbing fails where nobody looks: a pinhole in a copper line, a shutoff valve that hasn't turned in twenty years, a trap that lost its seal. We fix what you called about, then show you what we found behind the wall. Scroll to see how it all connects.
How your plumbing works
Seven parts. One system.
- 01
Meter & main shutoff
Water comes in from the city main through your meter. The main shutoff, where the line meets the house, is the one valve everyone at home should know how to close.
Curb box · ¾" or 1" service - 02
Pressure regulator
Street pressure can top 100 psi. A regulator brings it down to a pressure your pipes, hoses and fixtures can live with. Code calls for one when the street is over 80 psi.
Set to 55–65 psi - 03
Water heater
Cold water in, hot water out. A temperature and pressure relief valve and two seismic straps are required on every California install, and we check both on every visit.
T&P valve · two seismic straps - 04
Supply lines
Hot and cold lines run through the walls to every fixture. Old galvanized steel rusts shut from the inside; we repipe in PEX or copper.
PEX or Type L copper - 05
Fixtures & shutoffs
Every sink and toilet gets its own shutoff valve, so a leak at one fixture never means turning off the whole house.
¼-turn angle stops - 06
Drains & P-traps
Every drain has a trap that holds a little water. That seal keeps sewer gas out of your home, and it's why a drain nobody uses can start to smell.
Water seal blocks sewer gas - 07
Vent stack & sewer lateral
A vent through the roof lets air in so drains flow without gurgling. Underground, the sewer lateral carries everything to the city main, and its old joints are where tree roots get in.
Cleanout at the property line
What we do
Every pipe in the house, one crew that owns it.
No subcontractors in your walls. The plumber who finds the problem is the plumber who fixes it, and the one who answers the phone years later.
- 24/7 emergency plumbingBurst pipes, flooding, sewage backups and no-water calls, answered by a licensed plumber day or night with a truck stocked to fix it on the first visit.
- Leak detection & slab leaksAcoustic and thermal leak detection finds hidden and under-slab leaks without tearing up floors, then we repair or reroute with the least demolition possible.
- Drain cleaning & hydro jettingKitchen, bath and main-line clogs cleared with cable machines or high-pressure water jetting, and a camera to show you what caused it.
- Sewer lines & trenchless repairRoot-filled, cracked or sagging sewer laterals found with a camera and fixed with a spot repair, a pipe liner or a trenchless replacement.
- Water heaters & tanklessTank and tankless water heaters repaired, flushed and replaced, installed to code with seismic straps, an expansion tank and a permit.
- Whole-home repipingOld galvanized, polybutylene or pinholing copper replaced with PEX or copper, with drywall patching included so you're not left with holes.
- Fixtures, faucets & toiletsFaucets, toilets, garbage disposals, shower valves and water softeners installed level, sealed and leak-tested before we leave.
- Gas linesNew gas lines for ranges, dryers, BBQs, fire pits and pool heaters, plus leak checks, all sized and pressure-tested to code.
- 18,000+plumbing jobs since 1994
- 4.9average rating across 538 Google reviews
- 60 mintypical emergency arrival
- 10 yrwarranty on whole-home repipes
Recent jobs
Good work, behind real walls.
Real jobs · real addressesSee all our work
Before & after
Sixty years of rust, gone in three days.
Carmichael · 240 ft of pipe · galvanized replaced with PEX-A
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BeforeAfter
How it works
From first call to final test.
- 01
A person answers
24/7A real dispatcher, not a phone tree. Emergencies get a plumber on the way; everything else gets a two-hour arrival window.
- 02
Diagnose & show you
Photos and cameraYour plumber finds the cause, shows you photos or camera video, and explains your options in plain English.
- 03
Upfront price
Before any workA written, flat price for the job before we start. No hourly meter running and no surprises on the invoice.
- 04
Clean, careful work
Shoe covers onDrop cloths down, shoe covers on, and the job done to code, with a permit whenever one is needed.
- 05
Test & walkthrough
Same dayWe pressure-test, run every fixture we touched, clean up and walk you through it, with your warranty in writing.
24/7 emergency plumbing
Water damage gets worse by the minute. Call the emergency line and a licensed plumber is dispatched right away, usually at your door in about an hour, with a truck stocked to stop the leak and fix it on the first visit.
- A real person answers, day or night
- Typical arrival in about 60 minutes
- Leak stopped, pipe repaired, wet areas found
- Photos and paperwork for your insurance
While you wait: shut off your water
- 1
Find the main shutoff. It's usually on the front wall where the line comes up from the ground, near a hose bib, or in the garage by the water heater.
- 2
Turn it clockwise until it stops. A lever valve is off when the handle sits across the pipe.
- 3
Open the lowest faucet in the house to drain the lines, and turn the water heater to vacation or off.
Reviews
Neighbors keep calling us back.
4.9538 reviews on Google
Sample reviews for this template. Replace them with the client's real Google reviews.
Our tank started leaking on a Sunday night. They had a new 50-gallon in by Monday noon, with the permit, the straps and an expansion tank the old one never had.
They swapped our old tank for a tankless on the garage wall and upsized the gas line so it actually keeps up. The crew lead sent photo updates all day.
Our water bill doubled and there was a warm spot in the hallway. They found the leak under the slab in an hour and rerouted the line through the attic instead of breaking up the floor.
A pipe burst under the kitchen sink at midnight. A real person answered, a plumber was here in 50 minutes and the water was off in five.
They repiped our whole house in PEX in three days and patched every hole in the drywall. You honestly can't tell they were here.
Roots from our sycamore kept backing up the sewer. They showed me the camera video, lined the pipe without digging up the front yard, and it's been clear since.
Two new toilets and a kitchen faucet, flat price up front, done in a morning. They even hauled the old toilets away.
Honest. They told me my water heater had a few good years left and just replaced the relief valve. Guess who I'm calling when it's time.
Ran a gas line to our new outdoor kitchen and fire pit, pulled the permit and passed inspection the first time.
Our 1979 house still had the original copper and kept springing pinhole leaks. They repiped it in three days and patched the drywall so well we didn't need a painter.
The kitchen sink kept clogging. They jetted the line instead of just snaking it and showed me the grease on camera. Fair price, no upsell.
They found our water pressure at 110 psi, which explained the leaking toilet valves and the banging pipes. New regulator, and everything is quiet now.
A pinhole leak in the wall behind the shower. They opened the smallest hole possible, fixed it and showed us the corroded piece they cut out.
We signed up for the drain plan because of our big oak's roots. They clear the line twice a year and send the camera video every time.
Maintenance plans
Keep it running clean.
Water heater flushes, drain care and whole-home checkups on a schedule, from once to four times a year.
- Water Heater CareA flush and safety check that adds years to a tank and keeps tankless units free of scale.from $159
- Clear Drain PlanScheduled cleaning for homes with big trees, old sewer lines or a history of backups.from $189
- Whole-Home CheckupA 30-point inspection that catches slow leaks, failing valves and high pressure before they become water damage.from $129
- Calloway Care ClubWater heater care, drain care and a full checkup in one visit, plus priority emergency service.from $299
Service area
Serving 24 cities across four counties.
- Sacramento County
- Placer County
- El Dorado County
- Yolo County
Don't see your city? Call us. We cover most of the region. (916) 555-0187
Find your cityQuestions
Straight answers.
Do you charge to come out?
Repairs start with an $89 diagnostic visit, and that fee goes toward the repair if you go ahead. Estimates for water heaters, repipes, sewer replacements and remodels are free.
Are you really available 24/7?
Yes. A real person answers the emergency line around the clock, and an on-call plumber is usually at your door in about an hour.
How much does a new water heater cost?
Most standard 40–50 gallon tank replacements run $1,900–$3,400 installed, including the permit, seismic straps, expansion tank and haul-away. Tankless usually runs $4,200–$7,500 depending on the gas line and venting.
What warranty do I get?
Two years on our workmanship for repairs and ten years on whole-home repipes, plus the manufacturer's warranty on parts, fixtures and water heaters.
Do I need to be home?
For most indoor work, yes, or someone who can let us in. For sewer cleanouts and outdoor gas lines, access to the yard is usually enough. Your plumber texts when they're on the way.
Free quote
Tell us what's going on.
Answer a few tap-to-pick questions and a real plumber, not a call center, gets back to you within a few business hours.
- Upfront, flat-rate pricing
- Licensed, bonded & insured
- Clean, careful work, shoe covers on
Free quote · step 1About 2 minutes
What can we help you with?
EmergencyBurst pipe, flooding, no waterLeak or slab leakDrips, stains, a high water billClogged drainSink, tub, toilet or main lineWater heaterRepair, replace or go tanklessSewer lineBackups, roots, camera inspectionRepipeReplace old galvanized or copperFixtures & installsFaucets, toilets, disposalsGas lineNew line, leak check, hookupMaintenance planHeater flushes, drain care, checkups