How your plumbing effects your water rates

by Aaron on July 30, 2010

How your plumbing effects your water rates:
Water rates actually vary on a three tier system working on 3 areas

Low Use
Moderate Use
High Use

All three of which have different water rates. The idea is the more you use, the more you will spend but on an exponential increasing scale. For instance at current rates under Low Use $46.70 Medium $82.70 High $123.70 the rate at which you use your water will increase how much you spend for that water being used! There is good new in this however, because the converse is also true The less you use the more you save exponentially!

Here are 3 easy ways you can reduce your water usage right now and save big:

1. Have one of our technicians perform one of our $68 water audits on your home! Its a full inspection and Tune-Up of your plumbing system that GUARANTEES you will save money on your water bills or your money back- 100% guaranteed! http://calcoastplumbing.com/water-audit-coupon/

2. Make sure you are getting the correct pressure to your home! If you are not sure if you are regulating the pressure to your home or are not sure about what your pressure should be look here: http://calcoastplumbing.com/plumbing/what-is-the-correct-water-pressure-for-my-home/

3. Consider your options on High Efficiency Toilets which can easily be installed in a matter of hours by a certified plumbing technician. These new toilets cut your water usage from your toilets usually in half while giving you a new toilet that pays itself off in 2-3 years AND you can get up to $150 in rebates per toilet from the federal government!

Remember – right now you could be facilitating the same lifestyle of water usage while using up to 50% less with the right application of tune-ups and rebated items! If this is something you are interested in please call us and we can answer all your questions and get you set up with an appointment that will pay itself off GUARANTEED!

-Aaron Eddy
925-462-090

What is the correct water pressure for my home?

by Aaron on July 29, 2010

What is the correct water pressure for my home?

“Water Pressure to the home” “Pressure at the front of the House” “PSI at my home”
They all mean the same thing but what is the correct answer? If you are getting water hammering, banging, or if you are constantly getting drips at you faucets you may have too much pressure. This creates ware and tear on your whole homes plumbing system and diminishes the life of most fixtures and plumbing equipment.

High Water Pressure
and ALL water pressure for that matter is usually dictated by the city or the water supplier and can vary greatly not only from day to day but even hour to hour. If you don’t have a PRV (see below) there is no way to control the amount of pressure you are receiving from the water supplier

Pressure Regulating Valves
or PRV’s are found on many home in order to control the pressure that the water supplier sends. They are adjustable and protect you from spikes in water pressure to your home.

So what’s the correct pressure?
The preferred pressure to a home is generally anywhere from 60-70 PSI. This gets good water pressure to the home without blasting all your plumbing with dangerous pressure.

If you want to schedule a time for one of our certified plumbing technicians to come out and take a pressure reading at your home and go over pressure regulating options with you please feel free to give me a call!

Hope you are having a great summer!
-Aaron Eddy
925-462-1090

Leak Locations, Tune-Ups, and Federal Rebates info for $68?!

July 28, 2010

I was having a conversation with a lady named Marnette who runs a GREAT local website and she was asking about what we as a local plumbing company have been doing for local water conservation, heres what I said:
Hey Marnette!
So the water conservation program we are doing had two parts to it.
Inspection
The first is doing [...]

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Glossary of terms for those of us who aren’t Plumbers but want to know Plumbing terminology!

July 26, 2010

We know that its not everyones childhood dream to be able to grow up and know all the terms and lingo for a plumbing job, but for that time when you need a reference here is a list of terms that may come up. Now you can sound like a professional plumber without having to [...]

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Pleasanton #63?!

July 20, 2010

#Pleasanton is voted 63 of the best places to live by CNN Money. We hear it wasn’t ranked higher to keep it a secret http://ht.ly/2aRnD

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Summertime Pipe Leaks

July 19, 2010

Summertime Leaks!

Its summer, its hot, and you are spending a little more time walking around your yard
when you spot something unusual. Maybe its a patch of grass that looks a bit greener than
the rest or a puddle where you are sure you weren’t spraying the hose. Random leaks like
this are not uncommon during the summer [...]

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Because Sometimes Life Gives You A Good Reason For A New Toilet

July 6, 2010

And by life… we mean kids.

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We love our clients!

May 24, 2010

We were thinking of a way to tell our clients how much we love them and the community we work in, and decided that for one week only we are giving away our $239 tune-up package to the first 25 clients who read this and call to reserve their tune up! And its THIS WEEK [...]

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A picture from Noah

May 13, 2010

A picture from Noah, one of our clients sons, of out technician Ervin working in their kitchen! I love this!
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The Power of Transparency in Straight Forward Pricing

April 28, 2010

The Power of Transparency in Straight Forward Pricing
Everyday me or someone else at Cal Coast Plumbing answers the phones of either returning clients or new clients who are yet to use our services. One of the continual requests we get “how much is it going to cost?” It’s a good [...]

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