Plumbing Services in Colton Crossing, CA

Colton Crossing is where the trains meet. For more than a century, the BNSF and Union Pacific lines have run straight through this part of town, and the neighborhood grew up around the tracks. Drive along Rancho Avenue or down into the South Colton industrial corridor and you'll see it all mixed together: older bungalows on small lots, warehouses, machine shops, and the kind of working buildings that have been here since freight was king. The plumbing underneath is just as mixed.

We're local Colton plumbers, and we know this pocket of the city well. A lot of the houses near the crossing went up between the 1940s and the 1960s, which means galvanized steel supply lines and clay sewer laterals running out to the street. On the commercial side, you've got older shop and warehouse plumbing that's been patched by whoever was cheapest at the time. Both wear out, and both leave clues — rusty water, a drain that backs up on schedule, a wet spot on a slab that won't dry.

There's one thing about Colton Crossing you won't find in most neighborhoods: the trains never stop. Heavy freight rolling through day and night puts a low, steady shake into the ground. Add our clay and adobe soil that swells and shrinks with the seasons, and pipe joints down here take a beating year after year. None of it is a mystery once you've worked these lots as long as we have.