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Your water pressure is back where it should be. The leak that had you checking the ceiling every hour is gone. Your water heater delivers hot water when you need it, not when it feels like it.
That’s what you get when the job’s done right the first time. No callbacks because something wasn’t tightened properly. No surprise charges after we quoted you a price. No waiting three days for someone to show up while water damage spreads through your drywall.
Between 70 and 80 percent of plumbing issues are urgent. You don’t have time to mess around with companies that treat your emergency like it’s optional. When we say we’ll be there, we show up. When we give you a price, that’s what you pay. When we fix something, it stays fixed.
Your home works the way it’s supposed to. You’re not stressing about the next leak or wondering if that strange noise means your pipes are about to burst. You’ve got a local plumber in San Felipe, CA who picks up the phone and knows how to handle Santa Clara County’s specific plumbing challenges.
All Fresh Temp serves San Felipe and the surrounding Santa Clara County area. We’re building our reputation one honest job at a time in a market where too many plumbing companies stop taking calls after 5 PM.
Here’s what matters: we’re licensed, insured, and we know the building codes that apply to your property. Santa Clara County has specific requirements and environmental factors that affect how plumbing systems perform. Our technicians understand what works here and what doesn’t.
We don’t finish a job and disappear. You get a clear explanation of what we did, why we did it, and what you can do to prevent the same issue down the road. That’s not us being nice—that’s us doing the job right so you’re not calling us back next month with the same problem.
You call or contact us online. We answer—actually answer, not send you to voicemail. If it’s an emergency, we dispatch someone immediately. If it’s scheduled work, we give you a realistic time window and stick to it.
Our technician shows up and assesses the situation. Before any work starts, you get an upfront price. No hidden fees, no “oh we found something else” charges that double your bill. If you approve the price, we get to work. If you don’t, we leave and you owe nothing for the estimate.
We fix the problem using materials appropriate for San Felipe’s conditions. That means accounting for earthquake considerations, water quality in Santa Clara County, and local code requirements. We test everything before we pack up. You see it working properly before we consider the job done.
After we’re finished, we walk you through what we did. You’ll know what caused the problem, how we fixed it, and what signs to watch for in the future. We clean up our work area. You get documentation of the work for your records. Then we’re available if you have questions later.
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Emergency repairs are our bread and butter. Burst pipes, water heater failures, sewer backups, major leaks—the stuff that can’t wait until Monday morning. We handle it now, not later.
Standard repairs and maintenance keep your system running. Drain cleaning before it becomes a full blockage. Water heater servicing so it doesn’t fail at the worst possible time. Leak detection using modern equipment that finds problems before they destroy your walls. Pipe repairs for aging infrastructure—and in Santa Clara County, where the average home age keeps climbing, that’s a common need.
Installations and upgrades matter more than most people think. Tankless water heaters can cut your energy costs by 8 to 34 percent depending on your usage. High-efficiency toilets save nearly 13,000 gallons per year. In a region where water conservation isn’t optional, these upgrades pay for themselves.
We also handle smart plumbing technology. Leak detectors that alert you before minor drips become major damage. Water monitoring systems that help you track usage and catch problems early. This isn’t futuristic stuff—it’s practical technology that prevents expensive repairs and saves water in an area where drought is a recurring reality.
For true emergencies—burst pipes, major leaks, sewer backups, no hot water in winter—we dispatch immediately. Response time depends on where our nearest available technician is when you call, but we prioritize getting someone to you as fast as possible.
Here’s what qualifies as an emergency: active water damage happening right now, complete loss of water or hot water, sewage backing up into your home, or a gas leak related to water heater issues. These get bumped to the front of the line because waiting makes the problem exponentially worse.
If your issue is urgent but not causing immediate damage—like a toilet that won’t stop running or a slow drain—we’ll get you scheduled within 24 hours in most cases. We’re honest about response times. If we’re slammed and can’t get there as fast as you need, we’ll tell you upfront so you can make the best decision for your situation.
First, shut off the water. If it’s one fixture, use the shut-off valve under or behind it. If it’s a major leak or you can’t find the fixture valve, go to your main water shut-off—usually near your water meter or where the main line enters your home.
Move anything valuable away from the water. Furniture, electronics, documents—get them out of harm’s way. If water is spreading, use towels or a wet vac if you have one. Don’t try to fix the problem yourself if it involves anything beyond tightening a visible connection. You can make it worse.
Take photos if you can do so safely. If this turns into an insurance claim, you’ll want documentation of the damage. Then wait in a safe, dry area. If there’s any chance the water is affecting electrical outlets or appliances, stay clear and don’t touch anything electrical. We’ll handle the rest when we get there.
Emergency calls typically start with a service fee that covers the trip and diagnosis—usually between $100 and $200 depending on time of day. After we assess the problem, we give you a flat-rate price for the repair before we start work.
Simple repairs like fixing a leaky faucet or unclogging a drain might run $150 to $400. Water heater repairs range from $200 to $600 depending on what’s wrong. Full water heater replacement starts around $1,200 for a standard tank unit and goes up from there for tankless or high-efficiency models. Major work like repiping or sewer line replacement runs into thousands, but we break down exactly what you’re paying for.
Santa Clara County’s cost of living affects pricing—labor and permits cost more here than in other parts of California. But you’re also paying for technicians who know local codes and have experience with the specific challenges of plumbing systems in this area. We offer financing options if the repair is necessary but the cost is more than you budgeted for right now.
If your water heater is over 10 years old and needs a major repair, replacement usually makes more sense. At that age, you’re likely to face another failure soon even if we fix the current problem. You’re throwing money at a system that’s near the end of its useful life.
Here’s the math: if the repair costs more than half of what a new unit would cost, and your heater is past the 8-year mark, replace it. You’ll get better efficiency, lower energy bills, and a warranty that actually means something. Modern water heaters are significantly more efficient than units from even a decade ago.
If your heater is newer and the repair is minor—like replacing a heating element or thermostat—fix it. These are relatively inexpensive repairs that can give you several more years of service. We’ll give you an honest assessment based on what we find. If we think you’re better off replacing it, we’ll explain why. If a repair makes sense, we’ll tell you that too.
We handle both residential and commercial plumbing services in San Felipe, CA. The approach is different, but the fundamentals are the same—show up when we say we will, diagnose the problem accurately, and fix it right the first time.
Commercial work often involves larger systems, more complex configurations, and tighter timelines. A restaurant can’t operate without working plumbing. An office building with backed-up restrooms needs immediate attention. We understand that downtime costs you money, so we work efficiently and coordinate with your schedule when possible.
The licensing and code requirements for commercial plumbing are more stringent, and the stakes are higher. We’re set up to handle both the technical requirements and the documentation you need for inspections and compliance. Whether it’s a retail space, office building, or small commercial property, we bring the same level of expertise we apply to residential work.
Regular maintenance catches most problems before they become emergencies. Have your water heater serviced annually—flush the tank, check the anode rod, test the pressure relief valve. This simple maintenance can add years to its life and prevent sudden failures.
Watch your drains. If they’re slowing down, address it before they stop completely. Don’t pour grease down your kitchen sink. Use drain screens to catch hair and debris. These small habits prevent the majority of drain emergencies we see.
Know where your main water shut-off is and make sure it works. Test it once a year. If you have older pipes—especially if your home was built before 1990—consider having them inspected. Small leaks inside walls can cause thousands in damage before you even notice them. Leak detection technology can find these problems early when they’re cheap to fix instead of expensive to repair.
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