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Plumber in Solano County, from our Vallejo head office

Our head office is in Vallejo, so the southern half of Solano County is home ground. Here is where the water comes from, what the ground does to sewer lines, and how we cover the county.

Quick answer

Our head office is in Vallejo, and from there we cover Solano County cities including Vallejo, Benicia, Fairfield and Suisun City. Phones are answered 24/7. Much of the county's city water comes from Lake Berryessa through the Solano Project, and local soils that shift with the seasons are hard on sewer laterals.

Where Solano's tap water comes from

The federal Solano Project stores water in Lake Berryessa behind Monticello Dam, completed in 1957, and supplies Vallejo, Vacaville, Fairfield, Benicia and Suisun City. The Solano County Water Agency wholesales that water, along with State Water Project supplies from the North Bay Aqueduct, to the cities, which treat and deliver it.

Because each city treats and blends its own supply, water quality and hardness differ from town to town. That matters for water heater maintenance and for deciding whether a softener is worth it in your house.

Soil, hard water and sewer laterals

Vallejo's soils mix clay, sandy loam and adobe that shift through drought cycles, which stresses sewer laterals on slab and raised foundations alike, and hard-water deposits are a familiar sight on fixtures there. Laterals that crack or separate at the joints let roots in, and the first sign is usually a slow main drain or a backup after heavy use.

We start with a sewer camera inspection so the footage, not a guess, decides between clearing the line, a spot repair and a replacement.

Sewer camera inspection of a Vallejo lateral

What we get called for most

Across Vallejo, Benicia and Fairfield, the regular calls are water heaters, main-line and kitchen clogs, leaks, and sewer laterals. Emergencies, from a burst supply line to sewage coming up a drain, are dispatched from the Vallejo office at any hour.

How we cover the county

Vallejo and Benicia are closest to the head office, with American Canyon just over the line in Napa County. Fairfield and Suisun City are part of our regular area. For Vacaville, Dixon and Rio Vista, call and ask first, and the dispatcher will tell you plainly how soon a plumber can get there.

Most called for in Solano County

The plumbing jobs we get asked for most in Solano County

Sewer Camera Inspection

Pre-purchase sewer lateral inspection, post-cleaning verification.

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Water Softener Installation

Salt softener sizing, bypass loop plumbing.

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Places we cover here

Cities in Solano County we work in

Cities with their own page are linked; the others are covered from the same office.

FAQ

Plumbing questions from Solano County

Plumber needed in Solano County?

Call any hour; a dispatcher answers and sends a plumber from Vallejo.

Reach us

One number, answered around the clock

Phone
(669) 215-2577
Hours
24 hours a day, 7 days a week, holidays included
Service office
1912 O'Toole Way, San Jose, CA 95131
Head office
6247 Maple Rd, Vallejo, CA 94591
Coverage
San Jose, the South Bay and the North Bay

All American Plumbing service office
1912 O'Toole Way, San Jose, CA 95131

Call (669) 215-2577