Tri-Valley • Based in Hayward
Plumber in Dublin, CA
Diagnostics, repairs, repiping and new construction plumbing for Dublin homes and builders.
Serving Dublin
Plumbing for Dublin Homes and New Builds
Dublin incorporated in 1982, and the City's Housing Element says most of its homes were built after that. The busiest decade was 2000 to 2009. About one in five homes is older than 1980, and most of those went up in the 1960s.
In the newer homes, the job is usually figuring out why something keeps failing: a leak inside a wall, a water heater or fixture that won't behave, a drain that clogs again a month later. We find the actual cause, then complete the repair. When we camera a line, you get the video.
In the older homes, if the original supply pipe is leaking in more than one place, a repipe can make more sense than another patch. For builders and owners, we handle new construction plumbing, with permits and inspection scheduling covered for the work we're hired to do.
We work across Dublin, from West Dublin and Downtown Dublin to Dublin Ranch, Positano, Jordan Ranch, Wallis Ranch and Dublin Crossing.
Services in Dublin
What We Do
Plumbing Diagnostics & Repair
We find the real cause of leaks, low pressure, no hot water and repeat clogs, then fix it.
Learn More →Repiping
Whole-house and partial repipes for old galvanized and failing water lines.
Learn More →New Construction Plumbing
Rough-in, top-out and finish plumbing for new homes, ADUs and additions.
Learn More →Sewer Line Services
Sewer lateral repair and replacement, with the camera video, permits and city inspections handled.
Learn More →Water Line Services
Water service line repair and replacement, from the meter to the house.
Learn More →Gas Line Services
Private gas line installation, leak repair, replacement and reroutes.
Learn More →DSRSD and City Permits
Water, Sewer and Permits in Dublin
DSRSD runs water and sewer
In Dublin, Dublin San Ramon Services District (DSRSD) provides your drinking water and handles wastewater collection and treatment. DSRSD maintains the public mains. The pipes on your side are yours.
Your sewer lateral doesn't stop at the property line. DSRSD puts the owner's responsibility on the whole line from the house to the main, which is usually in the middle of the street.
If the water has to be shut off at the meter, DSRSD asks you to call them rather than turning it at the meter box. Damage to the meter gets billed to the owner.
Overflow protection
DSRSD recommends an overflow protection device and suggests a licensed plumber install it, since its height and location decide whether it works. We install overflow relief devices, backwater valves and cleanouts.
Permits
The City of Dublin's Building & Safety Division at 100 Civic Plaza issues plumbing permits, and applications go through the City's Citizen Self-Service portal. Projects that need DSRSD review have to get DSRSD approval before the City issues the building permit.
Running a new sewer, water or gas line across the lot? See utility trenching in Dublin.
Service Area
Plumbing Across Alameda County
Based in Hayward, serving Alameda County. Not sure we cover your street? Contact us.
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What customers say
Common Questions
Dublin Plumbing Questions
Call DSRSD if you think the problem is in their main or meter: (925) 828-8524 during business hours, or (925) 462-1212 after hours (Alameda County Sheriff Dispatch). If the problem is in your own pipes, that's a plumber's job, and that's where we come in.
At the sewer main, which is usually in the center of the street. DSRSD says the owner is responsible for the whole line from the house to the main, not just the part in the yard. We camera it first, find where it's failing, and give you the video.
Yes. The City of Dublin lists water heaters and gas lines among the plumbing installations that need a permit. We handle the permit and inspection scheduling for the work we're hired to do, so you don't have to deal with the portal.
It's a cap on your outside cleanout that pops off when the line backs up, so sewage spills outside instead of into the house. DSRSD recommends one and suggests a licensed plumber install it. A backwater valve is different: a one-way valve on the building sewer that lets sewage out but not back in.
Call anytime. If we can't pick up, we'll call you back, help you limit the damage over the phone, and book the first available visit.
Need a Plumber in Dublin?
Tell us about the repair, repipe or new build, and we'll take it from there.