Best Pipe Restoration Services in Santa Ana CA

I’m comforted knowing i can rely on tweedy for reliable service and fair pricing. Unlike other plumbing companies, tweedy had awesome customer service and were very punctual.

My wife and I had a great experience with Old Towne. Carl Shields helped us get a new A/C system for our home after our old one started giving us some trouble. Him and his team provided great knowledge, excellent craftsmanship, and at a great price against the other companies we were quoted by. Highly recommended!!!

Elias was great. Ran into a few unexpected surprises, Elias stayed longer than expected to get everything done! Grateful for the work he did.

David Boyd, the lead plumber came with Christian, the assistant to do a single line epoxy repair for the hot water slab leak after Epipe did a temporary by pass 3 weeks ago.
They did a great job as I’m trying out Epipe as an option for slab leaks vs traditional reroute. This minimally intrusive pipe repair suits my needs and the crew was knowledgeable when I had questions on their approach as a former engineer.
Luis the plumber and Quinn also did a great job on the temporary reroute job.
The only downside was the 30 day waiting list after their estimator Thomas came out to the house, but he was very helpful in getting my questions addressed. I was concerned as I had an active slab leak.

If I could leave less than 1 star i would. These are the biggest scam artists ever. They charged me 700 and my plumbing was backed up with 12 hours again. I had to call a different plumber with CGS they had it fixed in 20 mins for a 3rd of the cost and it has never given me a problem again. I asked Roto Rooter for a refund or partial refund being I am a single mom and they said we don't feel like we should refund anything.

I found Pipeline several years ago when my parents rental property had a slab leak. Pipeline was great- very attentive and fixed the leak quickly.
The pipe held up great for 5 years but recently started leaking again. We called Pipeline to initiate the warranty they touted when they sold us their services but were told that the warranty no longer applied since we ended up selling the house to a family friend. We spoke with three different people and were told the same thing, It's in the fine print. While I can't argue the terms of their service, if it is fact written in the paperwork, it's evident that they're prefer not to do the right thing. A lifetime repair should not have failed after five years regardless of who owns the home. I respect their legal right to not stand by their services but would also like potential customers to know about our experience should you have a warranty claim for their lifetime product.
You may be better off taking your business elsewhere, I wish we had.

*edit* They called our friends back this week to reiterate that the repair was not covered under warranty but offered to come out and provide a quote to repair it again. Thanks but no thanks.