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Why Bay Area Homeowners Choose Us

Professional service backed by two decades of experience in San Francisco and Marin County.

Preventive Care

We check water pressure and identify potential issues before they become costly problems.

20+ Years Local

Deep expertise in Bay Area homes, from Victorian flats to Eichler houses.

Transparent Pricing

Upfront estimates with clear explanations. No hidden fees or surprises.

Right-Sized Solutions

We recommend systems that match your actual needs, not just what you have.

Frequently Asked Questions

We're here to answer your questions and provide expert guidance on all your plumbing and heating needs.

What areas do you serve in the Bay Area?

We proudly serve San Francisco and Marin County, including Novato and San Rafael. Our team is familiar with the unique plumbing challenges and building codes in each area.

Why is water pressure a big deal in San Francisco?

San Francisco's water pressure can be surprisingly high due to the city's hills and infrastructure. Anything over 80 PSI can damage your fixtures and cause leaks. We always check your pressure to ensure your home is safe.

Do you work on Eichler homes?

Yes, we specialize in them! Eichler homes in Marin (like Lucas Valley) and San Francisco often still have their original 60-year-old radiant heating systems. When these boilers fail, you can't just swap in a new machine; the old pipes are often full of sludge that will destroy a new high-efficiency boiler. We have a specific process to flush, clean, and protect your system so your new boiler lasts.

Do you offer free estimates?

Yes, we provide free, no-obligation estimates for most projects. We'll visit your home, assess your needs, and give you transparent pricing before any work begins.

What is the difference between a boiler and a water heater?

A standard water heater just heats water for showers. A boiler is a more powerful system that can do that plus heat your home (radiant heating). Boilers are extremely efficient for heating large spaces.

Why do I need a leak detection device?

Many insurance companies (like State Farm) now require them. These devices monitor your water usage and automatically shut off the water if they detect a leak—preventing thousands of dollars in damage while you're away.

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