Plumbing Services in Santa Fe Springs
Our Santa Fe Springs location is on Davenrich Street. Drains, sewer laterals, leaks and water heaters for homes, rentals and industrial buildings, day and night.
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Santa Fe Springs Homes, Pipes and Water
All Service Plumbing has a location at 11337 Davenrich St, and Santa Fe Springs is not a typical suburb. The City’s water plan puts about 85 percent of the land in its service area under commercial and industrial use, with most homes grouped along the western side of town. Whittier borders it to the north, La Mirada to the east, Cerritos to the southeast, Norwalk to the southwest, Downey to the west and Pico Rivera to the northwest, and both Interstate 5 and Interstate 605 have exits here.
Oil came before houses. The Union-Bell well blew in as a 2,500-barrel gusher in 1921, and during the 1920s the field produced as much as 345,000 barrels a day. The city incorporated in May 1957, right in the middle of its building boom: SCAG dates 46.3 percent of the 5,514 housing units to the 1950s, close to three times the regional share, and about two thirds were built before 1970. Roughly 59 percent are single-family detached homes.
The City’s water utility serves most addresses, but several other water companies serve parts of town, so check the name on your bill. City water blends treated groundwater delivered through the City of Whittier with Metropolitan Water District supply from the Colorado River and the State Water Project. Expect hard water: the 2025 report averages 250 mg/L of total hardness for the groundwater and 230 mg/L for the imported water, roughly 13 to 15 grains per gallon. Sewers are split between owner and operator. The City owns its local mains, yet LA County Public Works maintains them through the Consolidated Sewer Maintenance District, which Santa Fe Springs joined in August 1957. That network runs 84 miles with one pump station, and the Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts treat the flow at the Los Coyotes plant in Cerritos and the Long Beach plant.
Santa Fe Springs Plumbing Services
Retire the old septic tank and connect to the city sewer, permits handled.
Leaks, fixtures, shut-offs and tune-ups that keep the system healthy.
Common Plumbing Calls in Santa Fe Springs
Houses of that era were usually built with galvanized steel water pipe, cast-iron drains and clay sewer laterals. Some have been repiped since and some have not. A camera run or a look under the house tells us which.
- Scale from very hard water. Water at 230 to 250 mg/L coats tank heaters, tankless heat exchangers and faucet cartridges. Flushing a tank once a year and descaling a tankless unit on schedule helps. A heater that rumbles or runs out of hot water early is often full of sediment; see our water heater service.
- Backups in the lateral. The City’s 2025 sewer management plan says neither the County nor the City owns any part of the service lateral, so keeping it clear falls to the property owner. Roots in clay joints and low spots that hold debris cause most backups. We camera the line, then clear it with a cable or with hydro jetting.
- Leaks in 1950s pipe. Galvanized lines rust from the inside, and copper laid under an old slab can pinhole. A water bill that jumps or a warm patch on the floor is worth a leak detection visit.
- Commercial kitchens and plants. About 27 percent of the city’s sewer connections are industrial. Food businesses that discharge grease need a pretreatment device under a valid Industrial Waste Disposal Permit, and new, remodeled or newly owned ones also need a Building and Safety permit.
Who to call in Santa Fe Springs
Several public agencies touch the plumbing in this city, and knowing which one owns a problem can save you a phone call.
- Water service or billing: the agency printed on your water bill, which for most addresses is the City’s water utility.
- A sewer main overflowing in the street: LA County Public Works, which maintains the City’s mains.
- Permits: the Building and Safety Division at City Hall, open Monday through Thursday; City Hall closes on Fridays, and plan checks go through the City’s online portal.
- Drains, leaks, water heaters and the line from your building to the main: our Santa Fe Springs location at (562) 275-8928, at any hour.
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Where is All Service Plumbing located in Santa Fe Springs?
The Santa Fe Springs location is at 11337 Davenrich St, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670. Plumbers are dispatched from there to homes and businesses in the surrounding area. You can reach this location directly at (562) 275-8928.
Which areas does the Santa Fe Springs location serve?
The Santa Fe Springs team covers Santa Fe Springs, Whittier, Norwalk, Downey, Pico Rivera, Montebello, Bellflower, Paramount, Artesia, Cerritos, Lakewood, Hawaiian Gardens, La Palma and Buena Park. If you are not sure which location covers your address, call (888) 300-9648 and the dispatcher will route the nearest crew.
What plumbing services are available in Santa Fe Springs?
Drain cleaning, hydro jetting, sewer camera inspection, sewer repair and trenchless sewer lines, leak detection, water heater repair and replacement, repiping and general plumbing repairs, for both residential and commercial properties in Santa Fe Springs.
Is there a 24-hour emergency plumber in Santa Fe Springs?
Yes. All Service Plumbing answers calls from Santa Fe Springs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for burst pipes, sewage backups, main line stoppages and leaking water heaters. Call (562) 275-8928.
Does All Service Plumbing do hydro jetting in Santa Fe Springs?
Yes. Hydro jetting is one of the company’s core services in Santa Fe Springs. A sewer camera inspection is done first to confirm the pipe is in good enough condition, then the line is cleaned with high-pressure water and checked again on camera.
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All Service Plumbing Drain and Hydro-Jet, Santa Fe Springs
11337 Davenrich St, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670
Phone: (562) 275-8928
Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week