Plumbing installation covers anything new: a bathroom remodel, a laundry hookup, a kitchen sink swap, a new line to an outbuilding or a gas connection for a range. These jobs are scheduled, so you can plan around them.
Call (805) 249-7135 to talk through the work. The line is open 24/7, and same-day appointments are offered when available. Tell us what you are building or replacing and whether walls are open.
What we install
Bathroom
Toilets, sinks, showers, tubs, valves and drains.
Kitchen and laundry
Sinks, faucets, disposals, dishwashers and washer boxes.
New and relocated lines
Supply and drain lines for additions, remodels and outbuildings.
Gas piping
Ranges, dryers, fireplaces and outdoor connections.
Water treatment
Softeners and filters tied into your supply.
Sump and ejector pumps
For below-grade drains where gravity does not work.
If you only need a fixture repaired, see faucet repair and toilet repair for those routes.
Permits and inspections in Lompoc
The City of Lompoc building division says you must apply for a permit before you work on plumbing, gas, mechanical or electrical systems. It also states that any addition or relocation of water, sewer, gas or electrical lines always needs a permit. Fixing leaks or clearing stoppages is exempt only if you are not changing the layout.
That has a practical meaning for you. A bathroom move needs a permit even if the walls are open anyway. We handle permit paperwork and inspections where they apply, and the building counter can answer specific questions. Permits can be applied for online, and the office is open on weekdays.
California adopts the plumbing code in Title 24, Part 5, and the 2025 edition has an effective date of January 1, 2026.
Planning a remodel or new line?
Call for a clear price. The line is open 24/7 and same-day appointments are offered when available.
Gas line work: safety comes first
If you smell gas, do not call us first. Leave the building, do not touch switches, and call the gas utility or 911 from outside. We do not promise a response time for suspected gas leaks, because the utility is the first responder.
For planned gas work, such as a new range or dryer line, we pressure test every connection and check appliance clearances. Gas line installation and inspection are among the services callers ask about, and they require a permit and inspection in most cases.
Remodel plumbing: plan the order
Layout and rough-in
Drains and supply lines placed before walls close.
Inspection
Rough plumbing inspected where required.
Close and finish
Walls, tile and cabinets installed over inspected lines.
Set fixtures
Toilets, sinks, faucets and valves installed and tested.
Calling us before demolition saves money, because moving a drain after the slab or tile is down costs far more. Slab homes are the toughest, and slab leak repair is the page to read if lines under the floor are already suspect.
New construction and additions
New construction plumbing is done in stages: underground drains, rough-in and finish. We coordinate with the general contractor and the inspector. Smaller additions, such as a laundry room or half bath, follow the same sequence on a smaller scale.
If your project includes a new water heater, see water heater installation. For restaurants and offices, commercial plumbing covers the extra rules.
What affects the price of installation
You get a clear price before work starts. Call (805) 249-7135, and we also quote projects in Santa Maria.
According to the City of Lompoc building division, any addition or relocation of water, sewer, gas or electrical lines always needs a permit. Installed work follows the California Plumbing Code (Title 24, Part 5, 2025 edition, effective January 1, 2026), which is based on the Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC).
Plumbing Installation questions, answered
The 24/7 line is open all hours. Planned jobs are scheduled, and same-day visits are offered when availability allows.
A like-for-like swap may not. Adding or relocating lines does. Ask the Lompoc building division about your project.
Usually yes. We cannot warranty the product, only our installation.
Yes, with a pressure test and permit where required. If you smell gas, leave and call the gas utility or 911.
Before demolition. Rough-in decisions are cheaper to change before walls close.
Yes. We coordinate rough-in and inspections with the general contractor.