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Our plumbing services

Residential plumbing for Orange and the surrounding Orange County communities. Mark looks at every job himself, tells you what it actually needs, and gives you a price before he starts.

General Plumbing

Leaks, clogged drains, running toilets, bad valves, tired fixtures. The everyday things that go wrong in a house. Mark works out what’s actually wrong before he gives you a price, so you’re not paying to replace something that still had years left in it.

A new drain line fitted below floor level on a Fair Deal Plumbing job.

Water Heaters

Repairs when the heater can be saved, and full replacement when it can’t. That includes the venting, the seismic strapping and the connections, all done to code. If you’re trying to decide between a tank and tankless, Mark will tell you what he’d put in his own house and why, then leave the choice to you.

Before and after photos of a water heater replacement: the old unit beside the new heater with fresh venting, strapping and connections.

Electronic Leak Detection

A leak under a slab or behind a wall is hard to find and expensive to guess at. Mark uses electronic detection equipment to pin down where the water is actually coming from before anyone picks up a jackhammer. Smaller opening, smaller repair, smaller bill.

A neatly cut opening in a concrete slab exposing the drain line underneath during a repair.

Gas Lines

New gas lines for a range, dryer, water heater, fire pit or BBQ stub out, plus repairs to older lines that have started to fail. Gas doesn’t give you a second chance, so every line gets tested before Mark calls the job finished.

Kitchen Plumbing

Sinks, faucets, garbage disposals, dishwasher hookups and the drain lines sitting behind them. A kitchen line that has stopped draining, or a fixture swap as part of a remodel. Either way the counter and the floor get cleaned up before he leaves.

Bathroom Plumbing

Toilets, tubs, showers, sinks, angle stops and supply lines. A single replacement or the whole room, including the rough in plumbing for a remodel, so the work behind the tile holds up as well as the part you can see.

A finished bathroom remodel with a marble surround soaking tub, glass shower and dark vanity.

Photos from real Fair Deal Plumbing jobs. Most of this ends up buried under a slab or behind a wall, which is exactly where the quality of the work matters.

  • A drain stub-out rising from a freshly poured patch in a concrete slab.
  • Bathroom rough-in plumbing: new drain and vent lines set into an opened slab between wall studs.
  • Replacing a drain line beneath a concrete slab that has been cut open for access.

Not sure which one you need?

Describe the problem over the phone and Mark will tell you what he thinks it is. The conversation is free.

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