Your home called. We answered.
Plumbing repairs in Santiago City, Isabela
Home Call fixes leaking pipes, clogged drains, toilets and water lines in Santiago City. A hidden leak can raise your water bill and rot a wall for months before you see it.
- Fixed written quote
- No bale, ever
- Photo report daily
- We come back
Building a new house? See when to call us. Fixing or replacing? See what usually goes wrong.
Building a new house?
When to call us for plumbing
Pipes are the hardest thing to change once the floor and walls are finished. We work alongside your foreman or contractor, and we quote from your plans.
Before the floor is poured
Drain lines laid with the right slope before the slab goes in.
Before plastering
Water lines run and pressure tested before the walls are closed.
Fix the fixture positions
Toilet, sink and shower positions decided early, so pipes end in the right places.
Fixtures last
Toilets, faucets and sinks fitted after tiling.
Fixing or replacing?
The plumbing problems we see most
Leaks inside walls
Damp patches, peeling paint, and a water meter that moves with every tap closed.
Slow, smelly drains
Wrong slope, no trap, or grease built up over years.
Low water pressure
Old pipes clogged with rust and scale, or leaks along the line.
Running toilets
A worn flapper or fill valve wasting water all day.
How we do it right
Our plumbing checklist
Find the leak first
Meter test and checks before anything gets broken open.
Show you the cause
Photos of what's wrong before we quote.
The right pipe
PPR for water lines, PVC for drains.
Pressure tested
New water lines pressure tested before the wall is closed.
Drains done right
Proper slope and traps, so water runs and smells stay out.
Checked again
Every joint checked for leaks before we leave.
Before you hire anyone
Four questions to ask any plumber
Ask whoever you're thinking of hiring, us included. A good answer is specific. "Don't worry, boss" isn't an answer.
- What pipe are you using for the water lines?
- Will you pressure test before closing the wall?
- How will you find the leak without breaking every wall?
- Do the drains have traps to stop smells?
On every Home Call job
Same six rules, whatever the trade
- We find the cause before we quote
- We come back
- No bale, ever
- The quote is the price
- You don't have to watch us
- Dates in writing
Questions
Plumbing: what people ask
How do I know I have a hidden leak?
Close every tap and watch your water meter. If it still moves, water is going somewhere.
PPR or PVC?
PPR pipes are joined by heat, so the joints don't leak and they handle hot water. PVC is fine for drains.
Can you clear a drain without breaking tiles?
Usually, yes. We clear it through the drain and its cleanouts first. Breaking tiles is the last option, and we ask you before we do.
Your home called.
Send us a photo of the problem
We'll reply with what we see and a time for a site visit. No pressure, no bale, no surprise bills.