Fully Insured · Greater Los Angeles

Licensed C-36 Plumber · Trusted by GCs & Homeowners Across Greater LA

ADU · Residential Repairs · GC Subcontracting | Fully Permitted & CPC-Compliant

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California C-36 license #1150586. Every job is pulled with a permit and inspected to meet state and local code.

Licensed Plumber

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General liability on every project. You’re covered — no gaps, no excuses.

General Liability

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All work performed to California Plumbing Code. We document every stage so your GC’s inspection goes smooth.

Fully Permitted & Inspected

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Urgent leaks and failures addressed same-day. We pick up the phone — nights, weekends, no hold music.

Fast Response

What We Do

Core Plumbing Services

Diagnosed with professional equipment, executed to California code, and priced in writing before we start.

Precision Leak Detection

Electronic acoustic & thermal imaging to pinpoint slab and hidden leaks — no demolition guesswork.

Whole-Home Repiping

Full supply-line replacement in PEX-A or copper, permitted and inspected to California Plumbing Code.

24/7 Emergency Repair

Burst pipes, sewage backups, no water — rapid dispatch with fully stocked trucks, day or night.

Drain & Sewer

Camera-inspected diagnosis, hydro-jetting, and trenchless options that fix the cause, not the symptom.

Water Heater & Tankless

Diagnosis, repair, and high-efficiency tankless upgrades sized correctly to your home.

Commercial

Commercial Plumbing

CBC-compliant service for property managers and GCs — scheduled maintenance to full build-outs, with Net-30 terms.

The SecurePipe Difference

We Don’t “Take a Look.” We Diagnose.

The words a plumber uses tell you how they work. Here’s the difference between guesswork and engineering.

What others say

The SecurePipe standard

✕“We’ll take a look.”

✓On-site diagnostic with camera inspection & electronic detection.

✕“Should be fine.”

✓Tested, documented, and verified to CPC standards.

✕“We’ll replace some pipes.”

✓PEX-A / Type-L copper supply lines, manufacturer-warrantied.

✕“We’ll be done quick.”

✓Scheduled, permitted, and inspected — a zero-callback workflow.

Why It Matters

The Real Cost Isn’t the Price — It’s the Risk

The cheapest quote and the safest choice are rarely the same plumber. Here’s what you’re actually comparing.

Unlicensed Handyman

The SecurePipe Standard

License

✕None or expired

✓C-36 Licensed #1150586 — verify on CSLB

Insurance

✕None — you’re liable for damage

✓Fully insured + liability coverage

Diagnosis

✕“Looks like…” — guesswork

✓Camera + electronic leak detection

Pricing

✕Cash, no paper, surprise upcharges

✓Written flat-rate quote — approved first

Equipment

✕Borrowed hand tools

✓Battery-powered, professional-grade

Permits

✕Skipped — a resale nightmare

✓Pulled and closed when required

Warranty

✕“Trust me.”

✓Written workmanship warranty

If it fails

✕Unreachable

✓Documented, insured, accountable

The cheapest plumber is the most expensive one — twice. Unpermitted, uninsured work fails inspection, voids your home insurance, and resurfaces at resale. We do it once, to code, on paper.

Verify Us · 官方查证

Don’t Take Our Word for It — Verify Everything

Every claim on this page can be checked against official state and code-publisher sources. Here’s exactly where to look.

State License Board

CSLB License Lookup

Enter license #1150586 in the Contractors State License Board’s official database to see our license status, classification, bond, and workers’ comp — including complaint disclosure.

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The Code We Work To

2025 California Plumbing Code

Title 24, Part 5 — effective January 1, 2026. Every repipe, water heater, and rough-in we do is built to this code. The full official text is free to read.

Read the CPC →

State Building Standards

California Title 24 — All Codes

The complete California Building Standards Code from the Building Standards Commission — including the California Building Code (CBC) we follow on commercial projects.

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Permits

When Is a Permit Required?

Per LA County Public Works (Building & Safety, County Code Title 28) — and the equivalent rule in every city we serve: water heater replacement, repipes, and most plumbing alterations require a permit. If a plumber says you don’t need one — ask why.

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WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY

5.0 ★★★★★ on Google

Verified Google Reviews · 真实客户评价

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   Elowen Whitaker 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. SecurePipe Plumbing sent Newman to fix the leak in my main water line. They arrived promptly and explained the repair process. The technicians were courteous, knowledgeable, and completed the job in a shorter time than anticipated. I highly recommend this company, especially Newman.
  
 
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   John 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. When our plumbing suddenly acted up, I was really anxious. Luckily, we found SecurePipe! The technician arrived right on time and was extremely professional. He quickly pinpointed the cause of the leak/clog and resolved it completely. He was very meticulous during the repair and even cleaned up the work area spotless afterward. The pricing was transparent with no hidden fees, and communication was great. Working with them was completely stress-free—I highly recommend SecurePipe to anyone in need!
  
 
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   Linda 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. "Our water heater showed normal operation, but there was no hot water in the room. I contacted Newman and he came to my home quickly to inspect and fix the problem without any additional repairs or replacements. Honest pricing and no surprises on the invoice."