Servicing the Inland Empire, Coachella Valley and beyond
A dependable plumber makes all the difference when your water heater fails or your drains back up. Pride Plumbing, Drain Cleaning & Water Heater Repair offers plumbing repair, drain cleaning, and water heater service for San Bernardino homes, rental properties, and businesses. We diagnose problems accurately and recommend only the work you actually need.
Since 2015, Pride Plumbing has built a reputation for showing up and doing the job right. We’re available 24/7 for emergencies, so you’re never stuck waiting with a leak. Every job is backed by our satisfaction guarantee.
Many San Bernardino homes were built between the 1920s and 1960s, and a good number are rental properties. Original galvanized pipes, worn valves, and aging fixtures are common in these homes. For landlords, a small leak that goes unreported can turn into a big repair between tenants.
These signs mean it’s time to call a plumber.
Fixing problems quickly keeps tenants happy and protects your property. Pride Plumbing repairs leaks, replaces fixtures and valves, and repipes homes and multi-unit buildings with older plumbing.
Older homes often have clay or cast iron sewer lines that have been in the ground for 60 years or more. Over time, those pipes crack, shift, and collect buildup on their rough interior walls. Roots from mature trees take advantage of every opening.
In rentals and multi-unit properties, drains also see a lot of different habits. Grease, wipes, and food waste end up in pipes that were never designed for that kind of use. The result is repeat clogs that keep coming back no matter how often someone grabs the plunger.
Pride Plumbing clears clogs in sinks, tubs, toilets, and main sewer lines. We find out what’s behind repeat backups and give you honest options for fixing it. Property owners get a clear explanation of what we found and what it will take.
A water heater that suddenly quits leaves families without hot water for cooking, cleaning, and bathing. In rental properties, it’s one of the most urgent calls a landlord can get. Hard water, summer heat, and cold winter mornings all add to the wear on tank units in this area.
Pride Plumbing repairs and replaces gas and electric tank water heaters and installs tankless systems. We make sure every installation meets current safety requirements, including proper venting, strapping, and relief valve setup. That protects the people living in the home and the property itself.
Santa Ana winds and wildfire season can also bring power outages and gas shutoffs. If your water heater won’t restart after an outage, we can find out why and get it running again safely. Don’t try to force a gas unit back on if something seems wrong.
James lives in Verdemont and noticed his water bill jump higher than usual two months in a row. Everything inside the house looked dry, and no faucets were dripping. He called Pride Plumbing to take a look.
Our technician checked the water meter with all fixtures off and saw it was still moving. He traced the leak to a cracked pipe behind an outdoor hose bib, hidden by landscaping on the side of the house. He replaced the damaged section and installed a new hose bib.
James’s next water bill was back to normal. Our tech showed him how to use the meter to check for leaks on his own. It’s a simple trick that can save homeowners a lot of money over time.
We’re proud to serve San Bernardino with straightforward, dependable plumbing. Here’s why customers keep calling us.
Homeowners, landlords, and business owners all get the same honest treatment. Call Pride Plumbing today and let us take care of the problem.
Yes. We provide plumbing service for rental homes, multi-unit buildings, and managed properties.
Corroded galvanized pipes or sediment in the water heater are common causes. A plumber can find the source.
Turn off all fixtures and watch your water meter. If it moves, there’s likely a leak somewhere.
Follow the instructions on the unit. If it still won’t light or you smell gas, call a plumber right away.
Often, yes. A plumber can tell you whether cleaning, repair, or replacement is the best option.
