Water Line Replacement in Lick, CA

Get Your Water Flowing Right Again

Fair pricing on underground water line replacement when others quote you sky-high numbers.

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Professional Water Line Services Lick

What You Get When It's Done Right

Your water pressure returns to normal. No more wondering if that wet spot in your yard is going to turn into a sinkhole. No more rusty or discolored water coming out of your taps.

You get peace of mind knowing your main water line is built to last decades, not years. The work gets done with minimal damage to your landscaping because we use the right equipment for underground jobs.

Most importantly, you get fair pricing from a company that’s been doing this since 2007. We’re not here to gouge you when you’re dealing with a water emergency or planning an ADU project.

Lick Underground Plumbing Specialists

We're Your Second Opinion Company

Fix-it Plumbing has been handling complex underground plumbing in Santa Clara County since 2007. We specialize in the jobs that require excavation equipment and trench cutting tools, not just a plumber with a wrench.

Our three-person crew focuses on water line replacements, sewer line work, and ADU plumbing projects. We’ve built our reputation on being the company you call when the first estimate seems too high.

We’re not trying to be the biggest plumbing company in Lick, CA. We’re trying to be the most honest one.

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Water Line Replacement Process Lick

Here's How We Handle Your Water Line

First, we locate your main water line and assess whether trenchless repair is possible or if we need to excavate. Most of the time, we can avoid tearing up your entire yard.

We shut off your water at the meter, then use our specialized equipment to access the damaged section. For full replacements, we run new pipe from your meter to your house, making sure everything meets current codes.

The whole job typically takes one to two days depending on the length of your water line and soil conditions. We test everything thoroughly before we’re done, and your water service is restored the same day we finish.

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What's Included in Your Water Line Job

You get a complete assessment of your current water line condition and a clear explanation of what needs to be fixed. We handle all the permits required for underground work in Santa Clara County.

Our service includes locating existing utilities, proper excavation or trenchless repair, installation of new water line materials, and restoration of your property. We use quality materials that will last, not the cheapest option that’ll fail in five years.

Emergency water line breaks get priority scheduling because we know you can’t go days without water. For planned replacements, we work around your schedule and keep disruption to a minimum.

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You’ll usually notice low water pressure throughout your house, not just at one fixture. Wet spots in your yard that don’t dry up, especially near your water meter or along the path to your house, are a dead giveaway. If your water bill suddenly jumps without explanation, you’re probably losing water underground. Rusty or discolored water can also indicate old galvanized pipes that need replacement. We can run a pressure test and camera inspection to know for sure.
Trenchless repair works when we can access your water line through small entry points and either line the existing pipe or pull new pipe through the old route. It saves your landscaping and costs less. Full excavation means we dig up the entire water line path, which we do when the existing line is too damaged or in the wrong location. Most jobs in Lick, CA can be done with minimal digging, but older homes sometimes need the full replacement approach.
Most residential water line jobs take one to two days. Your water gets shut off at the meter while we’re working, but we restore service the same day we finish each phase. For longer jobs, we can sometimes arrange temporary connections so you’re not without water overnight. We’ll let you know the timeline upfront and work as efficiently as possible. Emergency repairs obviously get rushed through faster than planned replacements.
Some companies quote worst-case scenarios or add unnecessary work to inflate the price. Others might not have the right equipment for underground jobs, so they subcontract parts of the work. We’ve seen quotes that are double what the job actually costs because the company assumes you won’t get other bids. That’s exactly why we position ourselves as your second opinion. We give you a fair price based on what actually needs to be done, not what we can get away with charging.
We typically use copper or PEX depending on your specific situation and local code requirements. Copper lasts longer but costs more upfront. PEX is more flexible and easier to install in tight spaces. We don’t use the cheapest materials available because you’re not paying us to create future problems. The choice depends on your budget, your property layout, and how long you plan to stay in the house. We’ll explain the pros and cons of each option.
Yes, we pull the necessary permits for water line work in Santa Clara County. Underground plumbing requires permits and inspections, and we know the local requirements. The permit cost is separate from our labor, but we handle all the paperwork and scheduling with inspectors. Some companies skip this step to save money, but that leaves you liable if there’s ever a problem. We do it right the first time so you don’t have issues down the road.
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