Serving 16 South Bay Cities
With Trenchless Precision.

We've been pulling cast iron and clay sewer mains out from under Torrance lawns since the year before the first iPhone shipped.

Redondo is a city of three personalities, plumbing-wise.

Hermosa is 1.

Manhattan Beach is the city where trenchless plumbing earns the most obvious financial return.

El Segundo's quiet Mayberry-by-the-Sea reputation hides one of the oldest residential housing stocks in the South Bay.

Hawthorne's residential housing stock is largely a product of the aerospace boom.

Gardena's plumbing market splits cleanly down the middle.

Carson is the most range-of-work city in our entire service area.

Lomita is our home base.

Rolling Hills Estates is unlike anywhere else in the South Bay.

The Palos Verdes Peninsula is a plumbing market unto itself.

San Pedro is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Los Angeles, and the housing stock makes that obvious.

Lawndale is two square miles of mostly residential South Bay tract housing, built almost entirely between 1950 and 1965 during the post-war single-family boom.

Inglewood is the most architecturally diverse city in our service area.

Culver City sits at the northern edge of our service area but it's one of the most rewarding markets we serve.

Long Beach is the largest city in our service area and one of the most architecturally varied in Southern California.