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(909) 555-0101Sample number
A foothill street of single-storey ranch houses under the San Gabriel mountains, a plain white work van parked in a driveway in the middle distance.
A street in the foothill towns.Generated illustration, not a client project

Plumbing. Air. Electric. One call in La Verne, and the price in writing first.

Call the office(909) 555-0101Sample number
CallBook a visit

The office confirms the visit window and explains the diagnostic fee before dispatch. No work until you approve a written scope.

C-10 / C-36 / C-20 License #[number]

What's wrong at the house?

Say it the way you would on the phone. The office sends the right trade, whichever of the three it is.

Illustrative section, not a plan

  1. Water is leaking

    01 Plumbing

    If you can safely reach the shutoff, close it, and keep clear of wet electrical equipment. Call to describe where the water is coming from and confirm the next visit.

    Call about a leakBook a visit

  2. No hot water

    02 Water heaters

    Tell the office whether the unit is gas or electric and whether there is water around it. A visit starts with diagnosis, then a written repair or replacement option.

    Call about hot waterBook a visit

  3. The AC isn't cooling

    03 Air conditioning

    Note whether air is coming from the vents and when the trouble began. Call to arrange an AC diagnosis and confirm any diagnostic fee before dispatch.

    Call about the ACBook a visit

  4. The breaker keeps tripping

    04 Electrical

    Leave the circuit off and do not keep resetting it. Call for an electrical inspection. A burning smell, smoke or immediate danger needs emergency services: call 911.

    Call about powerBook a visit

Nothing goes in until you approve the scope.

Sample: the van carries the common fittings, so many repairs can finish in one visit.

Licensed for all three trades, in writing.

Plain figures you can check, not badges. The number goes on the van, on this page and on every written scope.

C-10 / C-36 / C-20 License #[number]

Licence
C-10 electrical, C-36 plumbing, C-20 heating and air conditioning
Check it
Look the number up with the Contractors State License Board at https://www.cslb.ca.gov/OnlineServices/CheckLicenseII/CheckLicense.aspx
Insurance
[coverage and certificate details]
Written scope
Approved before work startsSample policy: explain the diagnostic fee before dispatch and get approval for the written scope before starting work.

The price is on paper before anyone starts.

How a visit works

  1. Fee and window, on the phone

    The office confirms the diagnostic fee and the visit window before anyone is dispatched.

  2. Inspect and explain

    The tech looks at the problem, then explains the options in plain words.

  3. Approve, then work

    You approve the written scope and price. Work starts after that, not before.

Under the sink, in the garage, at the panel.

The three trades, where they actually happen. Each picture is a stand-in until the owner's own photographs replace it.

Bare working hands tightening a new stop valve with an adjustable wrench on tarnished copper pipe under a sink, a towel on the cabinet floor.
Plumbing. A stop valve on old copper, under the kitchen sink.Generated illustration, not a client project
A new tank water heater on a stand with a drain pan in a garage, a drop cloth with blue shoe covers and a tool bag in front, the old unit beside it.
Water heaters. Drop cloth down, shoe covers on, the old unit out.Generated illustration, not a client project
Gloved hands seating a breaker in an open residential electrical panel on a stucco garage wall, a work light at the side.
Electrical. A breaker going into the panel.Generated illustration, not a client project

Where the van goes

Two regions out of La Verne. Call with your ZIP and the office confirms the next visit.

The foothill towns

  • La Verne
  • San Dimas
  • Claremont

The valley

  • Pomona

Hours

  • Monday7 am to 6 pm
  • Tuesday7 am to 6 pm
  • Wednesday7 am to 6 pm
  • Thursday7 am to 6 pm
  • Friday7 am to 6 pm
  • Saturday8 am to 2 pm
  • SundayClosed

Sample hours, Pacific time. Any after-hours fee is confirmed before dispatch.

What people ask before they call

Q1Can I get a plumber in La Verne today?
Call with your ZIP and the problem. The office confirms the next visit and any after-hours fee before dispatch. Same-day is never assumed.
Q2Do you repair or replace water heaters?
Both. A visit checks the unit, the connections and the space before you get written options.
Q3Can you look at my AC and an electrical problem?
Describe both when you call, so the office routes each to the right trade.
Q4Will I know the price before work starts?
Yes. The diagnostic charge is explained first, and you get a written scope and price to approve.

Book a visit.

Call to book(909) 555-0101Sample number

The diagnostic fee is explained on the call, before dispatch.

Have these ready and the office can route it in one call:

  1. 01What is wrong, in your own words
  2. 02Your ZIP
  3. 03Gas or electric, if it is the water heater
  4. 04A window that suits you

Riser & Main Plumbing, Air & Electric. La Verne, CA. C-10 / C-36 / C-20 License #[number]. Check it with the CSLB at https://www.cslb.ca.gov/OnlineServices/CheckLicenseII/CheckLicense.aspx

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