The Torrance Plumber Who's Worked Your Block Since 2007

We've been pulling cast iron and clay sewer mains out from under Torrance lawns since the year before the first iPhone shipped. From the 1920s Craftsman bungalows on Sartori Avenue to the post-war ranch homes blanketing Walteria and Madrona to the cliffside builds in the Hollywood Riviera, we've worked just about every kind of dirt and pipe Torrance has to offer.

Torrance is one of the most plumbing-diverse cities in Southern California. Old Town was platted in 1912 around the Pacific Electric line, and most of its remaining original housing dates to the 1920s and early 1930s. Then the post-war boom hit between 1948 and 1965 — a wave of tract developers flooded West Torrance, South Torrance, El Nido, and Anza with thousands of three-bedroom California ranches. Almost all of it was originally piped with cast iron interior drains, galvanized supply, and 4-inch vitrified clay sewer laterals. Almost none of those are within their reasonable service life anymore.

That's why trenchless dominates our Torrance call sheet. The lots are mature, the ficus and jacaranda trees are older than most of the homeowners, and nobody wants a 40-foot trench across their stamped concrete driveway just to replace a clay lateral. Pipe bursting and CIPP lining let us hand back the same yard in better condition than we found it — and they let us close the city's resale-triggered sewer compliance loop without breaking your escrow timeline.