CA C-36 Lic. #890196 · Serving Sonoma County since 2007Lic. #890196 · Since 2007 (707) 892-0150

Water line installation and repair from the street to every tap

Low pressure, rusty water or a wet spot in the yard? We repair and replace main water lines and repipe whole homes across Sonoma County, with materials matched to local water and a fixed price you approve before we start.

  • 4.9 from 114 Google reviews
  • Make‑It‑Right Guarantee
  • Free estimates
  • Diagnostics from $99

Signs your water lines are failing

Pick the closest match. Each one tells you what it usually means and what to do next.

  • Low pressure all over the house

    Usually a restricted or corroded main line, or a failing pressure regulator, not just one fixture.

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  • Rusty or discolored water

    A classic sign of old galvanized pipe corroding from the inside.

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  • Recurring pinhole leaks

    Once one section of old pipe goes, the rest usually follows.

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  • A jump in your water bill

    Or a wet spot in the yard or a warm patch on the floor. A hidden leak is the usual cause.

    Find the leak
  • Old galvanized or polybutylene pipe

    Common in older Sonoma County homes and known to fail.

    See your options
  • A leak under the driveway or slab

    Right where digging would do the most damage. Trenchless boring can often avoid it.

    See your options

Water running where it shouldn't? Shut off the main water valve, then book the soonest opening. Hidden leaks are found with leak detection, not blind digging.

Reviews

Water line and repipe work, in our neighbors' words

4.9 114 Google reviews

“… With flooding in the area it got even harder. Gena was a great communicator, working with me to reschedule a couple of times and Domenic actually arrived a little early and got the work done quickly and professionally. Definitely a great company to work with.”

Liz R. · Yelp review

“They have bailed me out more than once. I live on a well and lost all water from my house. I could not get the pump going again myself. I called them at 7:30 AM and they had the issue fixed before noon that same day. …”

Shawn C. · Google review

“Right on time. Abel found the leak, and made a quick and complete repair. This job included replacing a gate valve with a ball valve.”

Michael B. · Google review

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Repair, repipe or trenchless

Three ways we fix your water lines

We recommend the smallest fix that truly solves it: a section repair when that's enough, a repipe when it's time.

Main line repair and replacement

Best for the service line, street to house.

  • Restore full pressure and clean flow
  • Repair a section or replace the whole line
  • Permitted and done to code

Whole-home repipe

Best for old galvanized or polybutylene pipe.

  • Modern, long-lasting pipe
  • Done cleanly, section by section
  • Your home stays livable throughout
Synchrony financing

Financing available. Qualifying projects can be financed through Synchrony. Ask about it when you request an estimate.

Why water lines fail here

Older homes, galvanized pipe and mineral-rich water

Plenty of older Sonoma County homes, from the Healdsburg Plaza to Glen Ellen and the blocks around La Plaza in Cotati, still carry galvanized steel supply lines. Galvanized corrodes from the inside, so the first signs are rusty water on the first draw and pressure that keeps dropping at the farthest fixture.

  • Rusty first-draw water and fading pressure point to corroded galvanized pipe
  • Local water carries enough minerals to build scale on pipes, fixtures and valves
  • Newer homes rarely need a repipe, and we tell you straight which camp your house is in

Everything we do

Water line work, end to end

Repair

Main line leaks, slab-leak location and reroute, low-pressure diagnosis, fixture supply lines and pressure-regulation issues, found and fixed without blind digging.

  • Main service line repair
  • Galvanized replacement
  • Polybutylene replacement
  • PEX and copper
  • Slab-leak reroute
  • Low-pressure diagnosis
  • Pressure regulation
  • Trenchless boring

Installation and repipe

New water service lines, whole-home and partial repipes, and new supply runs for additions and remodels. Permitted and done to code, with materials matched to local water.

  • Whole-home repipe
  • Partial repipe
  • New water service lines
  • New supply runs
  • Remodels and additions
  • Permit handled for you

How it works

From low pressure to full flow

  1. Pinpoint the problem

    We find the leak or restriction and show you what's going on. No guesswork, no blind digging.

  2. Fixed price first

    Repair or repipe options, each with a price agreed before we start.

  3. Fixed and restored

    We do the work to code, test pressure and flow, and leave the site clean.

  4. Backed by our guarantee

    Upfront fixed pricing and our Make‑It‑Right Guarantee on workmanship.

Color-coded water supply piping on a wall

Quality materials

Materials chosen to outlast the old ones

A repipe is only as good as the pipe and the workmanship. We use quality materials matched to Sonoma County's water, install to code, and back the work with our Make‑It‑Right Guarantee. Serving Sonoma County since 2007.

  • Materials matched to local water
  • Installed to code and permitted
  • Pressure and flow tested before we leave
  • Financing on qualifying projects
  • Licensed: CA C-36 #890196

Ways to save on water line work

Mention the code when you call, or add it to the notes when you book online.

Seniors 65 and older

10% off

Senior discount up to $250, any service.

For neighbors 65 and older. Mention the code when you book.

Code SC10
Book with this code

Ongoing offerCA Lic. #890196

Residential only. One per household. Specials cannot be combined with each other or with any other discount.

Water line questions, answered straight

Why is my water pressure low everywhere?

Often a corroded or restricted main line, or a failing pressure regulator. We diagnose which before recommending a fix.

My water looks rusty. Is that the pipe?

Usually, yes: old galvanized pipe corroding from the inside. A repipe restores clean, clear water.

What is repiping, and how disruptive is it?

Replacing the old pipe throughout the home with new. We work cleanly and in stages, and most homes stay livable throughout.

Can you replace the line under my driveway without tearing it up?

Often, yes. With trenchless boring, we can run a new line with little or no digging across your hardscape.

Can you find a leak under my slab without breaking up the floor?

Yes. We locate slab leaks with thermal and acoustic tools so the repair targets just that spot, and where it makes sense we reroute the line instead of opening the floor. See leak detection.

Is low pressure the city or my pipes?

A brief dip during peak irrigation hours, roughly 5 a.m. to 9 a.m., is usually the municipal system. If pressure is low all day, the cause is more likely in your home: a corroded line, a hidden leak or a failing pressure regulator.

Does a repipe need a permit?

Yes. Repipes and water service replacements are permitted work. We pull the permit and meet the inspector, so you don't have to chase it.

How much does a water line repair or repipe cost?

It depends on the length of the run, the pipe and the access. Estimates are always free, and you get a fixed price before any work begins. Financing is available on qualifying projects.

Low pressure, rusty water or a leak in the line? Let's fix it.

Same-day appointments are often available across Sonoma County. Book online in about a minute, or call us.