Most companies use flex lines to hook up water heaters. Not us. We use Type-L copper (thicker than municipal code requirements) and solder the joints together. When combined with proper earthquake bracing, the result is a much more secure heater in case of a tremor. Full water heaters can weigh hundreds of pounds. Which means properly securing it can save you hundreds of dollars and protect the significantly larger investment of your home.

Flushing should always be a one-and-done operation. That's why we use the best-flushing 1.6-gallon model we can find. We seal the toilet at both the base and edges to keep nasty sewer gas out of your home. We also change the emergency shut-off valve and water supply to your toilet. Broken water supply lines and the resulting water damage are just too expensive to risk it.

Garbage disposals come with either a five or ten-year parts and labor warranty. If you have a problem we'll fix or replace it at no charge. We use only 17-gauge brass tubular piping because it's the thickest on the market. Having to listen to water gurgling under your sink is ridiculous! 17-guage tubular is much quieter than plastic and much thicker than 20 or 22-gauge tubular. And tying your new piping together with brass slip joint nuts prevents annoying drips.

Copper water pipes are the proven choice for quality. City codes expect Type-M copper under your house. Unfortunately, thats the thinnest copper you can get. So we don't use it. Instead, we use Type-L copper to prevent any banging noise from your pipes. And all the accompanying solder is lead-free.

Our new earthquake valve represents the best technology on the market today when it comes to preventing a gas leak after a tremor. We were so impressed with these valves' performance we put our name on them. When we're done your new valve will be plumb, level and in complete compliance with city code requirements.