Steve Fox Plumbing

I am a HUGE reviewer and a total skeptic, so I am NOT the world's easiest sell. I met with Lonnie, Owner and Operator, after receiving many word of mouth recommendations. Before we met, I did considerable research on both whole house and reverse osmosis water systems. He was able to answer all of my questions like a Pro (probably because he is a very knowledgeable professional) and I can review the company now, because after the first tests of the water system, the results were exactly as predicted!

Steve Fox is a 3rd generation plumbing expert who literally grew up working with his father on plumbing jobs. Ask him to tell you about going to a job site with his teddy bear! After taking over the family business in 1992 he has continued to expand his knowledge and hone his expertise in the field. Steve Fox has been active in the PHCC (Plumbing Heating Cooling Contractors) for 17 years including many years serving on the Board of Directors and two consecutive terms as President. As a small family owned and operated business we pride ourselves in having the right personnel for our clients.

If you're building a new house, moving spaces, or are undergoing renovations, the heat source for your home's water is something you'll need to consider. If you're searching for a new way to heat your water, or your current model needs updating, consider tankless water heater installation and repair San Diego for convenient, compact, and efficient whole-house water heating. It is a part of our services. A tankless water heater instantly heats water as it flows into the device, sending it out throughout your entire house for the heated water.

A slab is another name is the concrete foundation that many homes are built on. Water and sewer lines oftentimes run below the slab, and a leak can occur if those lines break or have corroded and release water under the foundation. If you suspect your home has slab leaks, contact the plumbing professionals at Fox Plumbing for fast and efficient repairs, 24/7!

By inserting a video camera into a pipe or sewer line and watching on a screen, plumbers use video inspections to effectively pinpoint the root cause of plumbing issues, without guessing and creating more damage. Video inspections can help prevent future plumbing emergencies and locate the presence of current plumbing issues.

Toilet problems are not likely something you want to deal with, but never something you should put off. To prevent issues from becoming bigger (and costlier) problems down the road, don't wait to seek professional help for expert toilet repair and replacement. The toilet is made up of two main parts: the bowl and the tank. The bowl is what rests on the floor and is not much more than a porcelain drain. The upper tank holds the water that is released every time you flush (through the flush valve) and refills after the water levels drop (via the fill valve).

Homes that use natural gas for heat and cooking have a gas line that is directly connected to various appliances. Over time, gas line repair is needed to prevent serious health risks and keep your family safe inside your home. Problems with a gas line, including gas leaks, are very serious and extremely dangerous to the health of anyone living in the home. Gas is incredibly flammable and toxic. Exposure to gas leaks can cause dizziness, fatigue, nausea, eye and throat irritation, difficulty breathing, pale skin, skin blisters, and more.

The hot water heater is one of the most important appliances in your home, and when it isn't functioning right, it's obvious. If your water heater has been having issues lately, it's likely time for water heater repairs from a professional plumber. If you're experiencing any of the issues listed above with your hot water heater, it's time to book water heater repairs with an experienced plumber to avoid bigger problems down the road.