All Plumbing Services is a licensed plumbing contractor working for homeowners in Chatsworth, CA and the surrounding West San Fernando Valley. This page is the hub for everything we do. Each service below covers one kind of job in detail, from a blocked main sewer line to a garbage disposal that will not turn. The company opened in 2013 and is licensed, bonded and insured under CSLB #985835.
What does a residential plumber actually handle?
Residential plumbing splits into two systems that fail in different ways. The supply side brings clean water in under pressure, so its failures are leaks, weak flow and no hot water. The drain side carries waste out by gravity, so its failures are blockages, backups and smells. Knowing which side a symptom belongs to is the first thing a plumber does, because it decides every tool that comes off the truck.
Which plumbing job do you actually have?
A single slow fixture is a branch drain. Several fixtures backing up at once is a main sewer line. No hot water anywhere is the heater. Weak flow at one tap is usually an aerator or a supply valve. A water bill climbing with nothing visible is a hidden leak. We would rather ask a few questions on the phone and bring the right equipment than turn up and guess.
How do you choose the right plumber?
Check the license number first, because California requires it in advertising and it is the one claim you can verify in under a minute. Ask whether the company is bonded and insured, and ask who is actually coming to the house. Then ask how the price is arrived at. A plumber who diagnoses before quoting is giving you a real number. A plumber who quotes before looking is guessing.
Why older Valley homes need a different approach
Much of the housing across this part of the Valley went up decades ago, and the pipe under those homes is the same age. Older drain lines collect roots and buildup at their joints, and older supply piping under a slab is where hidden leaks start. That is why we lead with a camera on a repeat blockage and with a meter test on a suspected leak, instead of reaching straight for the biggest tool.
What we ask before we quote
Which fixtures are affected, how long it has been happening, whether it has happened before, and what the water bill has been doing. Those four answers get us most of the way to a diagnosis before we arrive. Everything else we confirm on site. Then you get a free estimate and an honest description of the options, including the cheaper one when the cheaper one is right.