How much do water line services typically cost?
- Los Altos, California Average$1,785
- Typical Range$684 - $3,900
- Low End - High End$385 - $5,171
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HP
San Carlos, CA·
"Marco was great. He replaced our leaking water heater the day we called. Even came by at 6PM. Would highly recommend."
Yong Y. in May 2022
Mountain View, CA·
"Serafin and George did an excellent job! Very efficient and professional!"
7D83E3978B7BA912598BB9631BCFE33788C906EAB41B036BAAAAFC6E357D693D 4. in December 2025
TT
Sunnyvale, CA·
"Very professional, on time and amazing service! Highly recommended them"
Reza D. in November 2023
San Jose, CA·
Clogged drains, Service and repairs, New construction plumbing , and 8 more
"It was very easy to work with. The quality of work that was provided was amazing. He knows what he is doing. He is very knowledgeable. I am very satisfied with their service."
Ivan A. in May 2021
Hayward, CA·
Emergency Service, Plumbing
"Paul was very helpful and solved my issue."
Matthew G. in December 2019
AP
San Jose, CA·
full service plumber
"Service was quick and professional and the communication was very good."
Tammy N. in May 2022
San Jose, CA·
San Jose, CA·
$150 Off Water Heater Replacements, 100% Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed, Life-time warranty on Repipes & Main Line Replacements , and 7 more
"The plumber arrived at my house on time and completed the job quickly."
E94C253FAE3BA4795273474FB2D44F6CBD33F8B5A12B4D9B31941B2863D0EFB6 4. in November 2025
San Jose, CA·
Plumbing, Heating & Air, Electrical , and 12 more
"We recently had our where heater installed, and the whole process went smoothly from start to finish. The technician arrived on time,was perfessional, and explained everything clearly before starting the work. The installation was done effectively, with attention to dental, and everything was left clean. Our new water heater is working perfectly, and we couldn't be happier with the service we received. Definitely would use them again."
25BF53BD830A36A42EB99BF585D4FE5620104ECCBF6643FD8A58707976C4D348 9. in September 2025
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Costs for related projects in Los Altos, CA
- Hire a Plumber$181 - $601
- Install a Faucet$176 - $338
- Install a Toilet$294 - $435
- Repair a Clogged Drain$127 - $287
- Repair a Water Heater$359 - $1,152
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Project Location: Los Altos, CA Date: 02/02/24What is the nature of this job?: Repair existing water mainComment: I have a buried water line about 60' from the street meter and the house entry point. I appear to have a leak, but can't see any sign of it, especially with the rain. But when I shut the house valve off, I see the street meter spin. And I have a smart meter on the house side of the main valve and it reports about 8,000gal less usage per month than the street meter does. The house was built in 1976 and I've had a section of this water line repaired once before, about 8 yrs ago.
