Tri-Valley • Based in Hayward
Plumber in Livermore, CA
Diagnostics, repairs, repiping and new construction plumbing for Livermore homes.
Serving Livermore
Plumbing Repairs and Repiping in Livermore
Livermore has a wide mix of home ages. The City's Housing Element says about 65 percent of homes were built before 1990, and about a third before 1970.
Whatever the age, the first job is the same: find what's actually wrong. A leak behind a wall, a drop in pressure, a drain that keeps backing up. We track down the cause, then complete the repair or installation, and you get the camera video when we run one.
In the older homes, if the original supply pipe is failing in more than one spot, we'll talk through a repipe. We also handle new construction plumbing for builders and owners.
We work across Livermore, including Downtown, Springtown, Sunset Park and the Isabel Neighborhood.
Drains backing up? Call the City first
Livermore asks residents to call its Water Resources Division before a plumber when drains slow down or stop, because it's not always clear whether the clog is in the main or the lateral. City staff check the main at no cost.
If the main is clear, the blockage is likely in your lateral, and that part is yours. That's when to call us at (650) 532-4866.
Services in Livermore
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 →Livermore Utilities and Permits
Sewer, Water and Permits in Livermore
Sewer
The City's Water Resources Division runs Livermore's sewer, more than 300 miles of mains that carry wastewater to the Livermore Water Reclamation Plant. The City owns and repairs the public mains. Your lateral, from the building to the main, is yours to maintain, repair and replace.
The Sewer Lateral Program
If you own a single-family home with a permitted cleanout, City staff will clear blockages between the main and the cleanout. Permitted cleanouts sit 18 inches or less from the back of the sidewalk, or in the landscape strip if you have one.
Two water providers
Livermore Municipal Water serves the northern and eastern parts of the city. Cal Water serves the rest, about 69 percent of residents according to its 2025 water plan. The City's provider lookup shows which one serves your address.
Permits
Lateral repairs and replacements need a City plumbing permit. Work that touches the sidewalk, curb or street also needs an encroachment permit, and 811 has to be called two working days before anyone digs. We handle permits for the work we're hired to do.
Need a trench on your property for a sewer, water or gas line? See utility trenching in Livermore.
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
Livermore Plumbing Questions
For a single-family home with a permitted cleanout, City staff clear blockages in the lateral between the sewer main and the cleanout. The section between the cleanout and the house is still yours. No permitted cleanout? We can install one under a City plumbing permit.
They do different jobs. A cleanout gives access to camera and clear the line, and in Livermore it's also what gets you into the Sewer Lateral Program. An overflow relief device pops off at the outside cleanout so a backup spills outside. A backwater valve keeps sewage from flowing back in. We install all three.
Either Livermore Municipal Water or Cal Water, depending on your address. The City's provider lookup tells you which. It's worth knowing before a shut-off at the meter or a new service connection.
Yes, a City plumbing permit. If the work removes or replaces sidewalk, curb, gutter or street, you also need an encroachment permit, and 811 has to be called two working days before digging. We handle permits for the work we're hired to do.
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 Livermore?
Tell us what's happening and we'll track down the cause.