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Residential Plumbing Service & Repair

Designer and custom-home work is the visible half of the business. This is the other half, and it is the reason most people call the first time. A dripping angle stop, a toilet that will not stop running, water pressure that has quietly dropped over two years — the same standard of workmanship applies whether the fixture cost four hundred dollars or four thousand.

Exterior water main with a pressure regulator, brass shutoff valves and copper piping mounted against a wall above irrigation valves
The regulator at the main. It is a wear part, plenty of Conejo Valley homes are still on the original, and when one fails it usually fails high — quietly shortening the life of every valve, supply line and water heater in the house.

What we repair

Most service calls are diagnosis before they are repair. Finding the actual cause takes longer than swapping the part, and it is the part that determines whether you call us again about the same thing next year.

  • Leak diagnosis and repair
  • Copper and PEX repairs
  • Faucet repair and replacement
  • Toilet repair and replacement
  • Angle stops, P-traps, valves and supply lines
  • Shower cartridges, valves, trim and shower heads
  • Garbage disposals and appliance connections
  • Laundry and refrigerator plumbing
  • Water pressure problems, PRVs and main shutoffs
  • Hot water and recirculation faults

Water pressure and PRVs

A pressure regulator is a wear part, and a lot of Conejo Valley homes are running on originals. When one fails it usually fails high, which is quiet and expensive: it shortens the life of every valve, cartridge, supply line and water heater in the house at once. If your fixtures are failing faster than they should, pressure is the first thing worth checking.

How we price it

You get the number before the work starts, not after. We diagnose, explain what we found, lay out the options where there is more than one, and you approve the scope. No work happens on a surprise.

Where we do this work

Residential Plumbing across the Conejo Valley

More of this work

Residential Plumbing we have done

Under-sink water filtration system with a cartridge housing, blue PEX supply lines and shutoff valves inside a kitchen cabinet

Under-sink filtration

A filter cartridge plumbed under a kitchen sink on PEX. Filtration is worth more in this area than most people expect — hard water is what shortens the life of cartridges, mixing valves and water heaters across the valley.

Stainless steel instant hot water tank mounted under a sink with braided supply lines, a transformer and copper connections

Instant hot water tank

An instant hot tank under a kitchen sink. It needs its own supply and a receptacle inside the cabinet, and it is a good deal easier to add during a remodel than to retrofit afterwards.

Under-sink cabinet with an instant hot water tank, garbage disposal, ABS P-trap and waste arm, with the cabinet edge masked off with painter's tape

Under-sink install, kitchen

Instant hot water tank, disposal and waste arm in a new kitchen. The tape along the cabinet edge is not for show — protecting finished cabinetry before the tools come out is the difference between a clean job and a callback.

Exterior copper hose bib with a brass shutoff valve mounted on a painted stucco wall above a planted bed

Exterior hose bib and shutoff

A hose bib with its own shutoff. Small thing, but an isolated bib means an outdoor leak or a winter freeze does not mean shutting off water to the house.

Common questions

Residential Plumbing, answered

Do you charge for estimates?

For straightforward replacement work quoted from a site visit, no. For diagnostic work — a hidden leak, a recurring drain problem, a pressure fault — there is a diagnostic charge, because finding the cause is the actual work. We tell you the number before we start either way.

How fast can you get here?

It depends on the day and where you are in the valley. We are based in Thousand Oaks and cover the Conejo Valley daily, so same-week is normal and same-day happens often. Call and we will tell you honestly rather than promise a window we cannot hold.

Do you work weekends?

Standard hours are Monday to Friday, 7:00am to 5:00pm. We take after-hours and weekend work by arrangement, generally for existing customers and genuine emergencies.

Is there a warranty?

Yes, on both parts and labor. The specific term depends on the work and on the manufacturer's coverage for the parts involved, and it is stated on your invoice rather than left vague.