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Serving: Calistoga, Cloverdale, Forestville, Fulton, Geyserville, Graton, Healdsburg, Larkfield-Wikiup, Santa Rosa, Sebastopol, Windsor, and surrounding communities.
Yes. If you have an active leak, a sewer backup, or water near electrical, call right away.
Emergency line: 707-332-7775
Bowen Plumbing serves: Windsor, Santa Rosa, Healdsburg, Sebastopol, Calistoga, Guerneville, Forestville, Geyserville, Larkfield-Wikiup, Mark West, Graton, Fulton, and Lytton. If you’re not sure whether you’re in range, call and we’ll confirm.
For many repairs, pricing depends on what we see on site. We can often give a rough range by phone, then confirm options and pricing after a quick evaluation in person.
Service call policies vary by job type and distance. Call and we’ll tell you up front.
Yes. We can provide notes, photos, and a clear description of what failed and what was repaired. Coverage decisions are made by your insurer.
We routinely handle:
Yes. We install, service, and troubleshoot tankless units, including flow issues, error codes, and performance problems.
Yes. We diagnose whether the issue is local (one fixture) or system-wide (pressure regulator, supply issues, valve problems, buildup, or failing piping).
Usually, yes. If you already bought a faucet, toilet, sink, disposal, or shower trim, we can install it if it’s compatible and complete. If something is missing or not a good fit, we’ll tell you before the work starts.
Yes, in many situations. These systems can help prevent major water damage. We can advise on placement, plumbing requirements, and installation expectations.
No. We focus on plumbing. We can stop the leak and advise what materials were impacted, but drywall repair, flooring, cabinetry, and water damage restoration are handled by those trades.
No. We don’t use harsh drain chemicals as a “solution.” They can damage pipes, create hazardous conditions, and often do not solve the real clog.
No. If a situation is unsafe, improperly vented, or violates code in a way that creates risk, we will recommend the correct repair path.
In many cases, no. Septic work is typically handled by septic specialists. If you’re unsure whether your home is on septic or sewer, call and we’ll help you figure it out.
Generally no. Well pumps and irrigation are usually handled by well and irrigation specialists. We can help with the home plumbing side if the issue is inside the building and clearly plumbing-related.
No. If it’s not plumbing, gas piping, or related plumbing system work, we’ll likely refer you out.
Not always, but it can become one. If multiple drains are backing up, toilets bubble, or you smell sewage, that often points to a bigger issue and should be handled quickly.
Yes. Camera inspections are great for recurring clogs, suspected roots, older sewer lines, and pre-purchase evaluations.
We can clear obstructions and recommend next steps. If the line is damaged or collapsing, clearing it is only part of the solution. We’ll explain what the camera shows and what options make sense.
Yes, for appropriate residential situations. Jetting is often used for heavy buildup, grease, or stubborn blockages when standard clearing isn’t enough.
Common signs include:
We’ll tell you if a repair makes sense or if replacement is the smarter move.
Yes.
First, check if toilets are silently running. If you can’t find the source, call. Hidden leaks can damage framing and flooring long before you see a puddle.
Yes. High pressure can shorten the life of water heaters, faucets, and valves. We diagnose the cause and recommend the right fix, often involving a pressure regulator, expansion tank, or valve adjustments.
Yes, when needed. A working shutoff valve is one of the most valuable parts of your plumbing system.
Yes. We handle rough-in and finish plumbing, fixture installs, relocation of lines, and code-compliant connections.
We follow applicable code requirements. Permits depend on the job type and jurisdiction. If a permit is needed, we’ll tell you early so nothing gets stuck mid-project.
No. If you smell gas, leave the area and contact your gas provider or 911. After the area is safe, we can help diagnose and repair approved gas piping issues.
Stay out of the area and call us. If it’s safe to do so, shut off power at the breaker, but don’t step into water to reach it.
Call and tell us what you’re seeing. We’ll help you decide what’s urgent, what can wait, and what the next step should be.
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