Curtis Plumbing

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Phone: (818) 879-9577

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Leak Detection/Repair
Slab leaks may surface from any imperfection in the concrete foundation. If you notice water surfacing in a particular area, that does not mean the water leak in the pipe is right there. Remember, water will find the path of least resistance. That is why it is vital to have a professional plumbing technician with all the right equipment to come out and locate the leak. There is nothing worse than having a plumber come into your home, locate a leak in the water line and it not being where he said it was. When we locate the water line leak, it will be there, guaranteed.
Backflow Testing/Prevention
At Curtis Plumbing, we are certified by LA County and Ventura County for the testing, repairs and certification of all your backflow prevention devices. Call us today to have your testing and repairs done by a certified professional.
Plumbing Inspection
Video inspection pinpoints the trouble spot and helps visually confirm the cause of the drainage problem. There are several reasons for continually slow draining pipes and repetitive clogs. The video inspection will confirm if it’s a root intrusion, crushed, cracked or misaligned pipe. Curtis Plumbing video camera inspection service is the most effective method available and will allow the operator to quickly determine the correct solution.
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Drain Cleaning
We have drain cleaning cable machines for normal stoppages. However we also have hydro-jetters for those special times when a cable just won't do. A hydro-jetter uses high-pressured water to remove debris & build up along the walls of your drain pipes. Jetters can drastically improve the condition of your drain pipes.

Gas Leaks Detection/Repair
A natural gas earthquake shut-off valve automatically shuts off your gas service when an earthquake of a sufficient magnitude occurs at your home's location. After the quake has stopped and you have determined that it is safe to do so, follow the manufacturer's instructions for restoring your gas service. You will need to make sure no gas leaks exist and re-light your pilot lights. You must ensure that your appliances are safe before operating them. The Gas Company or a service agency can restore your gas service, but remember that it may take many days or even weeks before someone can come to your location in a major emergency. (The Gas Company charges a fee to reset valves and re-light pilot lights.)

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