Trusted Since 1985

Huntington Beach Plumber — Serving This City Since 1985

Professional Plumbing Inc. started in Huntington Beach — this city, in 1985, out of a garage. We know the neighborhoods, we know the housing stock, and several of our technicians live here. When you call us, you’re calling a company with a genuine stake in this community, not a franchise routing calls from another city.

We provide free written estimates and Free Second Opinions on plumbing diagnoses over $2,500. Our technicians are tradespeople first. Their job is to fix your plumbing correctly.

Professional Plumbing Inc.
9631 Sailfish Dr
Huntington Beach, CA 92646
(657) 272-7713

40+ Years in Huntington Beach

Founded here in 1985

Free Second Opinion

On repairs over $2,500

Senior & Military Discounts

Honoring those who served

Licensed #C36-517514

Bonded & insured

Background-Checked Techs

All staff screened

Uniformed Professionals

Easily identifiable

Free Written Estimates

You approve before work starts

1-Year Warranty

All repairs guaranteed

Professional Plumbing Huntington Beach

Real Huntington Beach Success Story — Saved a Remodeled Kitchen

When a camera saved $10,000 in demolition

Laura called us after water leaked from an exterior wall near Bushard and Yorktown. She had just finished a full kitchen remodel. The first plumber said tear out the new cabinets.

We ran a camera, found a rotted cast iron 45-degree fitting, opened the exterior porch instead. Her kitchen was untouched. She saved over $10,000.

Family-Owned Huntington Beach Plumber Since 1985

In 1985, the owner started Professional Plumbing out of his garage in Huntington Beach. He built it because he wanted to do the work differently — honest diagnostics, no unnecessary upsells, customers who understood what they were paying for before work began.

More than 40 years later, that’s still how this company operates. Nick Haas, one of our senior technicians with 31 years on the job, lives in Huntington Beach. The owner lives here too. We run into our customers at the grocery store, at the 7-Eleven, in the neighborhood. That accountability is built into every job we take.

We serve all of Huntington Beach, including the 92646, 92647, 92648, and 92649 zip codes.

Don’t Wait – Get Your Huntington Beach Plumbing Fixed Today!

Don’t let plumbing problems disrupt your routine any longer. Our Huntington Beach plumber team is standing by right now to help you get your plumbing back to perfect working order. We provide free estimates, same-day service when possible, and a 100% satisfaction guarantee on all our work.

Call us now at (657) 272-7713 to schedule your appointment.

No-Fuss Scheduling from a Trusted Plumber Huntington Beach

Free Second Opinions on Plumbing Repairs in Huntington Beach

Been quoted $2,500 or more for a plumbing repair? We’ll verify it for free — and we mean actually verify it, not just glance at it. The diagnostic work gets done by us, independently. If the first company was right, we’ll tell you. If they weren’t, we’ll show you exactly why and what the real fix involves. Either way, there’s no charge.

This is for major repairs only — not service calls. It exists because everyone deserves a straight answer before spending that kind of money.

The drain line that “couldn’t be repaired”

A homeowner was told her kitchen drain line was cracked and needed full replacement. We came out, ran a cable, cleared it in 20 minutes. The line was fine.

The faucet that “couldn’t be fixed”

A homeowner was quoted a full faucet replacement. Our tech had the Moen cartridge out in 15 minutes with the right tool. The faucet was fine.

Call for a Free Second Opinion — (657) 272-7713

Licensed and Insured Plumbers in Huntington Beach — Here’s Why It Matters

We are licensed, bonded, and fully insured — License #C36-517514. We say this because we’ve seen what happens when a homeowner hires someone who isn’t.

We were once working next door when we heard a homeowner yelling. A plumber working inside had broken a water line and couldn’t stop it. She didn’t know where the main shutoff was. We ran over, got the water off, and helped assess the damage. The plumber was a friend-of-a-friend doing construction work, not residential service. By the time the water was under control, half the house was flooded.

Every technician on our crew has a minimum of 15 years of field experience. When they walk into your home, they’ve handled the situation before.

What 40 Years in Huntington Beach Has Taught Us About Your Plumbing

Earthquake gas shutoff valves in Huntington Beach

Older homes aren’t required to have them, but many California insurance carriers are now requiring them at renewal — and some offer premium discounts up to 5% for having one installed. We install them and provide a certificate of installation you can submit to your insurer. Earthquake Gas Shutoff Valve

Drain cleaning in Huntington Beach: hydro jetting vs. cabling

Hydro jetting gets recommended more often than it’s actually needed in residential situations. Cabling clears the drain just as effectively at a lower cost, and for root intrusion in yard drains, jetting is only a temporary fix — roots come back regardless.

Tankless vs. heat pump water heaters in Huntington Beach

Heat pump units need open air — not enclosed spaces. Tankless is our recommendation for most HB homes with gas service.

Galvanized water line replacement in Huntington Beach

Homes from the 1960s–70s may still have original galvanized supply lines that corrode from the inside out. Downtown near Main Street is where we still see it.

Plumbing permits in Huntington Beach: what you need to know

Open a water or drain system = permit required. Homeowners can pull their own on residential jobs to save money. Some are available online through the city.

What to Do Before the Plumber Arrives in Huntington Beach

If you suspect a slab leak:

Listen for running water under floors, check for warm spots, watch your water meter when all fixtures are off.

If you have a sewer backup:

Stop using all drains and toilets immediately. Do not flush.

Call immediately if:

  • Water pooling under foundation or inside walls
  • Sewage smell from drains or yard
  • Multiple drains backing up at the same time
  • Water heater leaking or making loud noises

Se Habla Español / Spanish-Language Service

English

We have Spanish-speaking technicians. Leave your number and a tech — not an office person — will call you back directly.

Español

Contamos con técnicos hispanohablantes. Déjenos su número y uno de nuestros técnicos le llamará directamente.

Frequently Asked Questions About Huntington Beach

Do plumbers expect a tip?

Plumbers do not typically expect a tip. Unlike service industries, plumbing is a licensed trade with established pricing. The best way to show appreciation for a job well done is leaving an honest Google or Yelp review — it helps more than a tip and supports the business long term.

Are slab leaks common in Huntington Beach homes?

Yes, particularly in 1960s and 1970s homes with copper supply lines under slab-on-grade foundations. Warning signs include running water sounds when everything is off, warm floor spots, and unexplained water bill increases. See our dedicated slab leak detection page for more.

What type of pipes do older Huntington Beach homes have?

Homes from the 1920s–1950s near downtown often have galvanized steel supply and cast iron drain lines. The 1960s–1970s tract homes typically have copper supply and cast iron or ABS drain, some down by Brookhurst and Banning have copper Drain lines. If you have low pressure, discolored water, or frequent leaks, see our galvanized pipe replacement page.

Do I need a permit for plumbing work in Huntington Beach?

Any plumbing work that opens a water or drain system requires a permit in Huntington Beach — including water heater replacement, repiping, and sewer line work. On residential jobs, homeowners can pull their own permit to save money, and some are available online through the city. Professional Plumbing explains the permit requirement before any work begins and handles it when you prefer not to.

Is hydro jetting worth it for a residential drain?

In most residential situations, cabling clears household drains just as effectively at a lower cost. For root intrusion in yard drains, hydro jetting is a temporary fix — roots return within a year or two because the pipe itself is the problem. The right solution is to excavate, remove the roots, and repair the damaged pipe. Professional Plumbing recommends jetting when the job calls for it and is straight with you when it doesn’t. Learn more on our Drainage Service page.

How do I find a good honest plumber in Huntington Beach?

Finding a good honest plumber in Huntington Beach starts with verifying their California C-36 license at cslb.ca.gov, which shows license status, bond status, and any disciplinary history. Confirm they carry liability insurance, use their own employees rather than subcontractors, and provide a written estimate before any work begins. A trustworthy plumber explains the problem clearly, doesn’t pressure you into additional services, and cleans up when the job is done.