Plumbing & Water Services in the Inland Empire | Integrity Quality Plumbing
24/7 emergency
Inland Empire
(878) 786-5518

Inland Empire · Family-owned · Est. 2026

Plumbing & water services.Done once, done right.

Water heaters, tankless conversions, repipes, and the everyday repairs that keep a house running — from a family-owned crew that quotes the job before it starts.

  • 01Traditional water heaters from $2,600, tankless from $6,100
  • 02Every job priced in full before it starts
  • 03Same-day availability on most Inland Empire routes

Get a free estimate

Tell us what's going on and we'll get back to you fast. No hot water right now? Calling is quicker.

24/7 emergency · 8am – 9pm daily Or call (878) 786-5518
  • 24/7Emergency response
  • 100%Family owned & operated
  • IEProudly serving the Inland Empire

Most plumbing calls aren't emergencies. They're the water heater that's been making a noise, the pressure that isn't what it was, the job you've put off twice.

Those are the calls worth taking seriously, because they're the ones you can still plan around. A water heater replaced on a Tuesday costs the same as one replaced in a panic — except nobody's showering at the neighbour's.

We look at what you've actually got, tell you how much life is left in it, and give you one number for the work. If it can wait six months, we'll say that too.

Hot water

Water heater installation & replacement

Two ways to go, and the right answer depends on your house — not on which one we'd rather sell.

 
Traditional tankReplacement and installation of standard tank water heaters.
TanklessEndless hot water from a modern, space-saving system.
Starting at
$2,600Installed, hauled away, and brought up to code.
$6,100Higher upfront, lower running cost over its life.
Best for
Straight swaps, tighter budgets, and households whose hot water use is already predictable.
Big or growing households, back-to-back showers, and anyone tired of running out halfway through.
Space
Needs the same footprint you already have — garage, closet, or exterior alcove.
Wall-mounted and compact. Usually hands back a chunk of floor space.
Typical life
Around 8–12 years, depending on water quality and whether it was ever flushed.
Often 20+ years with annual descaling, which matters a lot on hard water.
Watch for
Rusty water, rumbling, or a puddle at the base. Those mean replace, not repair.
Gas line and venting may need upsizing on a conversion — we check that before quoting.
Not sure which way to go? We'll look at your setup and tell you plainly. Ask about my house
Length of galvanized water pipe pulled from a home, corroded through with rust holes along its length Pulled from a home in the IE

Repiping

When the pipe is the problem

Low pressure in every fixture, rusty water in the morning, a leak every other season. That isn't bad luck — that's the plumbing telling you.

Galvanized corrodes from the inside out, so it looks fine until it doesn't. Once it's thin, fixing one spot just relocates the next failure. When we see a system in this condition we'll show you the section we pulled and say so — whole-home repiping starts at $11,000, and it usually beats paying for repair, drywall, and paint three more times.

See what a repipe would run

Everyday work

General plumbing & repairs

Leaks, fixtures, rough-ins, and the everyday jobs done right the first time.

  • 01Leaks & pressureDripping valves, failing angle stops, pressure that's dropped off, or a regulator that's stopped regulating.
  • 02FixturesFaucets, toilets, hose bibs, garbage disposals, and shower valves — supplied and installed, or installed if you've bought your own.
  • 03Rough-insNew lines for a remodel, an added bathroom, a laundry relocation, or a fridge water line.
  • 04Diagnosis firstIf we can't tell you why it failed, we haven't finished the job — because you'll be calling about the same thing next year.
Integrity Quality Plumbing technician testing water pressure at an exterior shut-off valve
Fig. 01Pressure gets tested at the source before anyone guesses at the cause. Half of “bad fixtures” turn out to be a pressure problem.
Integrity Quality Plumbing technician working in an open trench to replace a buried water line
24/7Emergency response when the line goes on a weekend

Meter to house

Water line repair & replacement

The line between your meter and your house is yours, not the city's. When it fails, you find out fast.

Signs

Wet ground, dry house

A soft patch in the yard that never dries, or pressure that drops across every fixture at once.

Locate

Find it before digging

We trace the run and pressure-test it, so the trench goes where the problem is.

Replace

Full line, not a patch

If the line has failed once at that age, it will again. We'll tell you when replacing beats repairing.

Restore

Ground back as found

Backfilled, compacted, and tidied up. You shouldn't be able to tell where we worked in a season.

Published pricing

What these jobs start at

Starting prices, not final ones. The full number comes after we've seen the job — always before work begins.

01

General plumbing & repairs

Leaks, fixtures, valves, rough-ins, and everyday repairs done right the first time.

QuotedPer job
02

Water heaters — traditional

Replacement and installation of standard tank water heaters, old unit hauled away.

Starting at$2,600
03

Tankless water heaters

Endless hot water from a modern, space-saving system, with gas and venting checked first.

Starting at$6,100
04

Whole-home repipe

Full replacement for aging or repeatedly failing systems, when patching has stopped making sense.

Starting at$11,000
05

Water line repair & replacement

The buried supply line between your meter and the house, located before anything is opened.

QuotedAfter diagnosis
06

Drain cleaning

Fast, thorough drain clearing on any line in the house — with a free camera inspection included.

Starting at$99
Emergencies are dispatched first — calling beats the form. Call (878) 786-5518

How a call goes

Four steps, no surprises

The same order every time, whether it's a hose bib or a whole-home repipe.

01

You call

Tell us what you're seeing. No hot water and active leaks get routed ahead of everything else.

02

We look properly

We test what's there and find out why it failed, not just what failed.

03

You see the price

One number for the work with the options explained. Nothing starts until you say go.

04

We fix and prove it

Quality parts, then tested in front of you so you can see it's actually done.

Quality parts. No shortcuts. Even when no one's looking.

Integrity Quality Plumbing opened its doors in 2026 as a family-owned company serving homeowners across the Inland Empire. Whether it's a water heater, a failing line, or a repair you've put off twice, our team treats your home like it's our own.

  • Family owned
  • Est. 2026
  • Inland Empire
  • 24/7 emergency

Service area

Where we work

Looking for a plumber or water heater installer near you? These are our regular routes.

  • Riverside
  • San Bernardino
  • Ontario
  • Rancho Cucamonga
  • Fontana
  • Corona
  • Moreno Valley
  • Redlands
  • Chino
  • Chino Hills
  • Upland
  • Rialto
  • Colton
  • Jurupa Valley
  • Eastvale
  • Norco

Not on the list? Call anyway. If we can reach you we'll say so, and if we can't we'll tell you that too.

Straight answers

Questions homeowners ask

The ones that come up on nearly every call.

How much does a water heater replacement cost?
A traditional tank replacement starts at $2,600 and a tankless system starts at $6,100, both installed. Where a job lands above that depends on the size of the unit, the condition of the connections, and whether venting, gas, or the platform needs bringing up to code. You get the full number before we start.
Tankless or traditional — which should I get?
If your household runs out of hot water regularly, or you want the floor space back, tankless earns its higher upfront cost over a 20-year life. If you're doing a straight swap on a working setup and watching the budget, a tank is the sensible call. On hard water, tankless needs annual descaling — if nobody's going to do that, we'll tell you to stay with a tank.
How long should a water heater last?
Roughly 8 to 12 years for a tank, longer if it's been flushed annually. Rusty hot water, rumbling from sediment, or moisture at the base means you're near the end — at that point replacing beats repairing, because the tank itself is what's failing.
Do I need a repipe, or just a repair?
One leak in otherwise healthy pipe is a repair. Repeat leaks, low pressure at every fixture, and discoloured water together point at the system rather than the spot. We'll show you what came out and let you decide with the actual evidence in front of you.
Is the water line from the meter my responsibility?
In most cases, yes — the utility owns up to the meter and the homeowner owns the line from there to the house. That's why a wet patch in the yard that never dries is worth a call rather than a wait.
Do you handle emergencies after hours?
Yes. We run 24/7 emergency response, with standard hours 8am to 9pm, Monday through Sunday. No hot water, an active leak, or a failed water line — call rather than fill out the form, and the phone reaches someone immediately.
Do you also clear drains?
We do — drain cleaning starts at $99 with a free camera inspection, and hydro jetting starts at $325. Slab leaks and drain work are covered in more detail on our drain and leak repair page.

Ready when you are

Get a number before you commit

Whether it's a water heater on its last year or a repair you've been putting off, the estimate costs you a phone call.

  • 24/7 emergency service
  • 8am – 9pm, Mon – Sun
  • Serving the Inland Empire

Services

General plumbing & repairs Water heaters & tankless Whole-home repiping Water line repair & replacement

Contact

(878) 786-5518

24/7 emergency · 8am – 9pm daily
Proudly serving the Inland Empire