Servicing the Inland Empire, Coachella Valley and beyond
Leaky pipes, stubborn clogs, and cold showers are problems we solve every day. Pride Plumbing, Drain Cleaning & Water Heater Repair provides plumbing repair, drain cleaning, and water heater service for Upland homeowners and businesses. Our technicians come ready with the tools and parts to fix most issues in one trip.
We’ve been serving customers since 2015, and we’re on call 24/7 for emergencies. Pride Plumbing believes in clear communication, quality workmanship, and treating every home like our own. It’s how we’ve built this business one job at a time.
Homes on the north side of town sit higher on the slope, and that elevation change can mean higher water pressure. Too much pressure strains every connection in the house, from toilet fill valves to washing machine hoses. Over time, it leads to leaks, noisy pipes, and fixtures that wear out early.
Homes near downtown face a different challenge. Many were built in the early to mid 1900s and still have galvanized supply lines that restrict flow as they corrode. Low pressure in these homes is usually a sign the pipes are closing up from the inside.
Pride Plumbing tests water pressure, replaces pressure regulators, repairs leaks, and repipes homes with aging lines. We’ll find the cause of your pressure problem, whether it’s too high or too low. Then we’ll fix it so your plumbing lasts longer.
Strong Santa Ana winds blow through Upland several times a year, scattering leaves, dirt, and debris across yards and patios. That debris washes into yard drains, area drains, and uncovered sewer cleanouts. When the next rain comes, those drains can back up fast.
Inside the home, everyday buildup causes most clogs. Hair in bathroom drains, grease in kitchen lines, and hard water scale all narrow pipes a little at a time. Mature trees in older neighborhoods can also send roots into aging sewer lines.
Pride Plumbing clears clogged sinks, tubs, toilets, yard drains, and main sewer lines. We get to the cause of the blockage so it stays clear. If there’s damage, we’ll explain your options before doing any repairs.
Cold winter mornings near the foothills mean water heaters have to work harder to heat incoming water. Add hard water sediment and high water pressure, and tank units in this area often wear out sooner than expected. A struggling unit usually gives a few warnings first.
Watch for these water heater warning signs.
Pride Plumbing repairs and replaces tank water heaters and installs tankless systems for homes that want hot water on demand. We’ll also check your expansion tank and water pressure, which help protect the water heater from stress.
Amanda lives in Upland Hills and started hearing loud banging in the walls every time the washing machine shut off. A few days later, a toilet began running constantly, and a faucet started dripping. She called Pride Plumbing to figure out what was going on.
Our technician tested the home’s water pressure and found it well above the safe range. The pressure regulator had failed, sending too much force through every pipe in the house. He replaced the regulator, then repaired the toilet fill valve and the dripping faucet.
The banging stopped right away, and Amanda’s fixtures were back to normal. Our tech explained that high pressure was behind all three problems. Fixing the root cause keeps the same issues from coming back.
We know trust is earned one job at a time. Here’s what every Upland customer gets with our team.
When you need a plumber, we’re ready to help. Call Pride Plumbing today to get started.
High water pressure or water hammer when valves close quickly are common causes. A plumber can test and fix it.
Many last 10 to 15 years. A failing regulator can cause leaks, noise, and fixture damage.
It’s a small tank that absorbs extra pressure from heated water, helping protect your water heater and pipes.
Yes. Clearing debris after windstorms helps prevent backups when it rains.
Yes. Corroded galvanized pipes often reduce flow and may need replacing.
