Toilet, shower, sink, tub.
We handle it all.

What we fix most often.

• Running, leaking, or weak-flushing toilets: usually a flapper, fill valve, or wax ring
• Shower valve repair or replacement when the cartridge fails or temperature controls go bad
• Tub/shower drain unclogging: typically hair and soap scum; we cable it out
• Sink and faucet replacement: drop-in, undermount, vessel, wall-mount
• Slow drains: sometimes simple, sometimes a sign of a bigger drain line issue
• Leaks under the sink or behind the wall

A bathroom leak rarely starts where you see it.

Water travels. A stain on the ceiling below a bathroom can come from a toilet wax ring, a shower valve inside the wall, a cracked drain fitting under the tub, or a supply line that has been weeping for months. We find the source before we fix anything, so you pay to repair the cause, not the symptom.

Inland Empire water is hard, and that shows up in bathrooms first: mineral crust on showerheads, cartridges that stick or drip, and toilet fill valves that stop shutting off. A lot of what looks like a broken fixture is scale, and we tell you when a cleaning or a single part is all it needs.

Clear options, and your bathroom left clean.

• We find the real problem: we test the fixture, the shut-offs and the drain, and show you what we found
• You get options in writing: repair or replace, with a flat-rate price for each, before any work begins
• We protect the room: drop cloths down, fixtures handled with care, and the work area cleaned up when we finish
• We label your shut-offs: every shut-off we find gets labeled, so you know which valve to close next time
• We patch what we open: if we have to open drywall to reach a leak, we patch it

Some bathroom problems can't wait.

• Water on the floor you can't stop: close the shut-off behind the toilet or the main water valve, then call
• A toilet that keeps overflowing: turn the valve behind the toilet clockwise until it stops turning, and don't flush again
• Sewage coming up in the tub or shower: this usually means the main line is blocked; stop running water anywhere in the house, then call
• A stain spreading on the ceiling below: stop using that bathroom and call, because water is getting into the structure now

Serving 24 cities across the Inland Empire.

Chino · Chino Hills · Claremont · Colton · Corona · Diamond Bar · Eastvale · Fontana · Grand Terrace · Highland · La Verne · Loma Linda · Mira Loma · Montclair · Norco · Ontario · Pomona · Rancho Cucamonga · Redlands · Rialto · Riverside · San Bernardino · San Dimas · Upland

View our complete service area or call us at (909) 312-4516 to confirm coverage in your city.