A licensed crew that doesn't hand the job off.
Family-owned in National City, working San Diego County sewer and plumbing lines for more than two decades — under three licenses that most companies split across separate contractors.
We kept adding the license instead of the subcontractor.
Most plumbing companies run into the same wall: a repair needs work in the street, so they call a second contractor, or a general engineer, or they just tell the customer no. We went and got licensed for that work instead.
C36 Master Plumbing
Where we started — drain, rooter and general plumbing work across San Diego County. This license covers everything on your side of the property line.
General B
Added so a bathroom remodel could stay with one crew from framing to fixtures, instead of handing off to a general contractor halfway through.
Engineering A
The license that actually changed how we work. It lets us repair sewer lines in the public right-of-way — the stretch under the street that most plumbers legally can't touch. No subcontracting, no second company, no second bill.
Camera first. Quote second.
Three things stay the same no matter which of our three licenses the job falls under.
We look before we dig
A camera goes down the line before we quote anything. You see what we see — a crack, a root, an offset joint — not just a number on an invoice.
One crew, start to finish
The same team that opens the street can finish the fixture inside your house. Nothing gets lost in a handoff between contractors.
Trenchless when it's an option
If the line can be restored through two small access pits instead of an open trench, that's what we quote first. Your yard is not the default cost of the repair.
California State License #1029234.
Engineering A, General B and C36 Master Plumbing — active and verifiable with the California State License Board.
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