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Reach a Licensed Plumber in Ventura

Call (805) 765-3995 or send the form below to reach a licensed plumber in Ventura. Shawn Girt and his crew work from our shop at 3800 Market St B and serve homes, HOAs, and commercial properties across Ventura County. For a burst pipe, sewer backup, or gas smell, call us. The phone gets you help faster than the form, day or night.

What Happens After You Contact Us

  1. We read your form submission and call or email you back.
  2. We ask for your address, the problem, when the problem started, and whether your water is shut off. Photos help.
  3. You get an arrival window and our pricing up front. Our minimum service call fee is $95.
  4. Your plumber inspects the problem and gives you a written price before work starts.
  5. We finish the repair, clean up, and walk you through the work.

What to Include in Your Message

  • Your property address and city.
  • Property type: house, HOA, multi-family, or commercial.
  • The problem and how long you have had the problem.
  • The age of your building, if you know. Pre-1970 homes in Midtown and Westside Ventura often have galvanized pipe, which changes the repair plan.
  • Gate codes, parking notes, or an on-site contact.

Property Managers and HOA Boards

Send the property name, unit count, and scope of work. We bid trenchless water line replacement, pneumatic boring, hydro vac excavation, and sewer repair with our own crew and equipment. Attach site plans or camera inspection footage if you have them. We reply with a written bid.

Where We Work in Ventura County

From our shop on Market Street we cover all of Ventura County. Call volume rises after winter storms. Heavy rain saturates clay soil, shifts sewer lines, and pushes roots into cracked pipe. Tell us your neighborhood and we will know what to check first.

Ventura Neighborhoods

Midtown and the Westside have homes built before 1970 with galvanized supply lines and clay sewer pipe. In Pierpont, salt air corrodes fittings and water heater connections year round. East Ventura tracts from the 1960s and 1970s sit on clay soil, which moves with each wet season and stresses slab plumbing.

Oxnard, Camarillo, Ojai, Santa Paula, and Fillmore

Oxnard homes near Hollywood Beach and Silver Strand face the same salt air as Pierpont. Camarillo’s hard water leaves scale in water heaters and fixtures. Mature oaks in Ojai send roots into older sewer laterals. Santa Paula and Fillmore have downtown homes from the early 1900s, where original pipe often needs replacement.