DAE Plumbing provides plumbing repairs and service in Hollister and the surrounding five-county area, covering leak repairs, fixture and faucet replacement, valve and shutoff work, toilet repairs, and general service calls. Our licensed plumbers diagnose the actual problem and fix only what needs fixing, with free estimates and upfront communication.
When You Need Plumbing Repair
Plumbing problems rarely fix themselves, and small symptoms usually point to issues that grow with time. Call a plumber when you see water stains spreading on a ceiling or wall, when you hear water running with every fixture off, when your water meter moves overnight, or when a faucet drips no matter how hard you close it.
- A toilet that runs constantly wastes hundreds of gallons a day. A shower valve that will not hold temperature is failing internally.
- Corroded angle stops under sinks are one bump away from a flood, and washing machine hoses and aging supply lines all fail with warning signs first. Hidden leaks are the expensive ones:
- a leak behind a shower wall, like the one a Hollister customer discovered over a holiday weekend, can saturate framing and drywall quickly, and the faster a licensed plumber opens the wall and replaces the failed valves, the smaller the total bill. If you are seeing higher water bills without higher usage, musty smells, warm spots on a slab floor, or low pressure at multiple fixtures, the system is telling you something is wrong.
A diagnostic visit costs far less than the damage a slow leak does over a season.
Dealing with a leak, a failing fixture, or a plumbing problem you cannot pin down? Tell us what you are seeing and we will help.
📞 Call (831) 801-1079Mon-Fri 7am-5pm, weekends by appointment
What the Repair Process Looks Like
Every repair starts with diagnosis, not assumptions. We listen to what you have observed, inspect the affected fixtures and lines, and isolate the actual cause, whether that is a failed cartridge, a corroded valve, a worn flapper and fill valve, or a supply line seeping inside a wall.
- You get a straight explanation of what we found and a price before any work begins. Our trucks carry the common repair parts, cartridges, valves, supply lines, flappers, and fittings, so most repairs finish in a single visit.
- When a repair involves opening a wall, we cut cleanly and only as much as the fix requires. Every repair is tested under normal operating pressure before we consider it done, and we clean up the work area completely; our customers regularly mention the cleanup in their reviews.
If we find that a repair is not economical, if a fixture or heater is at the end of its life, we tell you directly and give you replacement options rather than billing you twice for the same problem.
