Why La Mirada Homeowners Choose Us
La Mirada is right next door to our Norwalk shop, so it has been part of our service area since day one. We know the drive and the neighborhoods, and we can usually reach a La Mirada home the same day you call.
The land here was once the McNally family ranch before it was planned out and built as Mirada Hills in the late 1950s, and the city incorporated in 1960. That means most of La Mirada is tract housing of the same vintage, along with the gently hilly streets on the east side toward the La Habra border. Homes of that age share a familiar set of plumbing problems, and we have worked on all of them for decades.
Common plumbing issues in La Mirada
In La Mirada's late-1950s and 1960s homes, we most often replace corroded galvanized supply lines, chase down slab leaks under the concrete foundations these houses were built on, and clear clay sewer laterals that the roots of the city's mature trees have cracked. On the hillier lots toward the north and east, we also run into drainage and sewer-grade issues that the flatter tracts do not have.
Water quality in La Mirada
La Mirada runs on the hard, mineral-heavy water common across Southern California. Those minerals leave scale inside water heaters and shorten the life of older pipes, so a water softener and a yearly water heater flush go a long way toward protecting the plumbing in these homes.
Our commitment to La Mirada
We have served La Mirada families since 1958 and treat every call like a neighbor's, because it usually is. You get a licensed technician on time and in uniform, a straight explanation of the problem, upfront pricing before we start, and a satisfaction guarantee behind the work.
