Slab leaks in 1950s ranch homes
Warm floors and high bills. We locate electronically and usually reroute to avoid opening the slab.
Pico Rivera is east of us across the Rio Hondo, an easy run along Telegraph Road or Washington Boulevard. We service the post-war neighborhoods north and south of Whittier Boulevard and the businesses along Rosemead and Passons.
Pico Rivera was built largely in the 1950s, when the two towns of Pico and Rivera grew together, so most homes are slab-foundation ranch houses of the same vintage. Under-slab copper is at the age where pinholes and slab leaks appear, and the cast iron or clay sewer laterals are sixty-plus years old. Mature trees on wide streets keep roots active in those lines. The area's hard water is hard on tank water heaters.
Warm floors and high bills. We locate electronically and usually reroute to avoid opening the slab.
Recurring backups. A camera shows whether it is roots, scale or a break, and we fix the actual cause.
Sediment shortens tank life. We replace with properly sized units and set up annual flushes.
Pico Rivera homeowners update often. We handle the rough-in and fixture work to code.
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