Why Whittier Homeowners Choose Us
Whittier is one of the older cities we serve, founded by Quakers in 1887 and named for the poet John Greenleaf Whittier. That history shows up in the plumbing: from the early-1900s Craftsman homes around Uptown to the mid-century houses on the flats and the newer homes climbing into the Whittier Hills, the housing here is genuinely varied and often genuinely old.
Old homes and hillside lots both take a plumber who has seen them before. We have worked Whittier for decades and know how differently a 1910 bungalow near Whittier College behaves from a hillside home above Turnbull Canyon.
Common plumbing issues in Whittier
Whittier's older homes are prime candidates for full repipes, since original galvanized steel supply lines from a century ago are often corroded down to a trickle, and cast iron and clay drains of that age crack and clog. Up in the Whittier Hills, we deal with hillside drainage, sewer-grade challenges, and slab leaks that flatland homes rarely see.
Water quality in Whittier
Whittier runs on the hard water typical of Southern California, which leaves scale in water heaters and accelerates wear on aging pipes. In homes with century-old plumbing especially, a water softener and routine water heater maintenance make a real difference.
Our commitment to Whittier
We have served Whittier families since 1958 and treat each home with the care an older house deserves. You get a licensed technician on time and in uniform, a clear explanation, upfront pricing before we start, and a satisfaction guarantee behind the work.
