Pinhole copper leaks
Forty-year-old copper starts weeping at the elbows. We repair the leak and tell you honestly whether the rest of the run is close behind.
Los Angeles County
Walnut's quiet residential streets are mostly 1970s and 1980s construction, and after four decades the original supply lines and water heaters are what we're replacing most.
About 25 minutes west via the 60.
ZIP codes covered: 91789
Slab-on-grade tract homes dominate here, many with original copper that's now developing pinholes and galvanized branch runs in the oldest sections.
Forty-year-old copper starts weeping at the elbows. We repair the leak and tell you honestly whether the rest of the run is close behind.
Original interior-closet heaters here often lack a proper pan or drain. We correct that during the swap rather than leaving a future flood.
Mature street trees reach the sewer joints. Jetting clears the roots and the camera shows whether the pipe still has good wall.
Once you've had three or more separate pinhole leaks, repiping usually costs less than the next few repairs plus drywall.
Yes, for water heaters, repipes and sewer work we handle the city permit and inspection.
Both work. PEX is faster to route with fewer wall openings and resists pinholes; copper is more rigid and preferred by some buyers. We'll price both.
If it's inside the house or in a closet above finished space, yes — and it needs a drain line to the outside. We correct that during replacement.
Talk to a real plumber, get a straight answer and a clear price before we start.