Commercial · Industrial · Property

One licensed contractor. Plumbing & electrical for your business.

Plumbing and electrical repairs and planned work for property managers, facility operators, and general contractors across the San Fernando Valley. Share your site details, scope, and vendor requirements to get started.

CSLB license
1086466
Classifications
C-36 Plumbing + C-10 Electrical
Service hours
Monday - Friday: 8am - 6pm
Service region
San Fernando Valley

Check us before you shortlist us

Verify the license yourself.

Every California contractor's license status, classifications, and bond record are public. Look ours up on theContractors State License Boardsite before you add us to a bid list — we'd rather be verified than taken at our word.

Contractor's bond
On file with CSLB — visible on the public license record

If your onboarding process requires specific documentation, list it in your inquiry so it can be addressed up front.

Who we work with

Built for the people who run properties.

The fastest way to a useful answer is a specific inquiry. Here is what helps for each situation.

Property managers, HOAs & landlords

Recurring repair and maintenance needs across units or buildings, with one vendor handling plumbing and electrical instead of two.

Include in your inquiry:

  • Property addresses and unit counts
  • Typical work you need covered
  • Your vendor onboarding requirements

Facility & business owners

Restaurants, retail, offices, and warehouses where downtime is the real cost. Work is scoped around your operating constraints.

Include in your inquiry:

  • Facility type and affected systems
  • Operating hours and access constraints
  • Whether the issue is disrupting operations now

General contractors & TI teams

Build-outs and tenant improvements with one sub covering both trades — fewer contracts, fewer scheduling conflicts on site.

Include in your inquiry:

  • Project location, scope, and drawings if available
  • Bid timeline and required classifications
  • Site and coordination requirements

Why one vendor

Two trades. One accountable contract.

Most facility issues don't respect trade boundaries — a water heater replacement needs a circuit, a kitchen build-out needs gas, drain, and power work in the same wall. Holding both the C-36 plumbing and C-10 electrical classifications under one CSLB license means one point of contact, one schedule, and one company responsible for the whole scope.

That's fewer POs to cut, fewer certificates to chase, and no finger-pointing between subs when a scope touches both systems.

What happens next

From inquiry to scoped work.

  1. Describe the property and the work.

    Email the project details or callto discuss the property, affected systems, timeline, and access requirements.

  2. Scope it together.

    We review the systems involved, ask the questions that change the price, and walk the site when the scope needs it.

  3. Get a written scope.

    Work proceeds from a written scope you've approved — including permit and inspection steps where the work requires them.

Start the conversation

Tell us about the property and the work.

The more specific the first message, the faster we can scope it. Prefer to talk it through? Call — that works just as well.

Let’s talk about the property.

Call and ask for a commercial estimate, or email the details and we’ll come back with questions and a plan.

Commercial and property service

Discuss the site, scope, and vendor requirements.

Start a commercial inquiry for a property, facility, portfolio, or planned project.

Commercial Inquiry