A plumber, matched fast, in San Diego.
Drains, slab leaks, water heaters, and sewer lines, matched to a local plumber. We take the call. The plumber does the work and writes the price.
What plumbing jobs do we match?
Twelve plumbing jobs, from a running toilet to a sewer line. Each one is matched to a local plumber. We are not the contractor.
Emergency Plumbing
Burst pipes, overflows, and active leaks matched to a local plumber. Shut the water off first, then call.
Learn moreDrain Cleaning
A cable for a single stop. A jet when the same line clogs again. Camera if the cause is not obvious.
Learn moreHydro Jetting
High-pressure water that scours grease, scale, and roots off the pipe wall instead of poking a hole through the clog.
Learn moreLeak Detection
Find a hidden supply leak with listening gear and a meter test before anyone opens a wall or a slab.
Learn moreSlab Leak Repair
Locate the leak, then repair it in the slab or reroute that run overhead when the concrete cut is the worse option.
Learn moreWater Heater Repair and Replacement
Pilot lights that will not stay lit, failed thermocouples, leaking tanks, and tank or tankless replacements with seismic strapping.
Learn moreSewer Line Repair
Camera first. Then a spot repair, a liner, or a replacement, including trenchless when the pipe can take it.
Learn moreSewer Camera Inspection
A recorded look inside the line so you buy a repair for the defect that is actually there.
Learn moreWhole-House Repipe
Replace failing galvanized, polybutylene, or pinhole copper with PEX or copper, with the water back on the same day when access allows.
Learn moreToilet Repair and Replacement
Running fill valves, weak flushes, rocking bases, and full replacements with a new wax ring and supply.
Learn moreFaucet Repair and Installation
Dripping cartridges, leaking supplies under the sink, and new kitchen or bath faucet installs.
Learn moreGarbage Disposal Repair and Installation
Humming disposals, jammed flywheels, leaking housings, and new installs with a correct drain arm.
Learn moreWhy call Pipe Pro SD?
You want the water stopped and a clear price. Here is what this line does.
- A local plumber, not a call center script. We match the job to a plumber who works San Diego houses. The contract is with that plumber.
- A written price after they see it. Ask for the number in writing once the plumber has seen the leak, the drain, or the heater. We do not invent a price on the phone.
- You can check the license. Look up any contractor at cslb.ca.gov and ask for a current insurance certificate before work starts.
- Shut the water off first. On an active leak, close the fixture stop or the main before you wait on a callback. The greeting on this line takes a message.
Where do we work in San Diego County?
From the coast to the backcountry. Pick your city for local notes on slab houses, old pipe, and what usually fails there.
Need a plumber in San Diego County?
Call or send the form and we match the job to a local plumber.
Common questions from San Diego homeowners
A few of the things homeowners ask before they hire us. Don't see your question? Call us at (858) 400-4574.
All FAQsHow much does a plumber cost in San Diego?
A drain cable typically runs $150-$450. Leak detection typically runs $250-$700. A tank water heater replacement typically runs $1,400-$3,200 installed. The plumber writes the price after seeing the house. Pipe Pro SD does not set it.
How fast can you match a plumber?
When the line is open we match a call the same day if a plumber is free. The number plays a greeting and then takes a message. Leave the address and whether the water is shut off.
Does a water heater replacement need a permit?
Many cities in the county, including the City of San Diego, require a permit to replace a water heater. Confirm it on that city portal. A storage heater also has to be strapped under the California seismic rule.
Are you the plumber?
No. Pipe Pro SD is a referral service. We take the call and connect you with a local plumber. The contract is with that plumber. Look up the license at cslb.ca.gov before work starts.
What should I do before the plumber arrives?
If water is running, shut it off at the fixture stop or the main. Have the address ready. Ask the plumber for the price in writing after they see the job. Look up the license at cslb.ca.gov before work starts.