Plumber in Lexington Hills, CA

The Plumber That Actually Comes Up the Hill

A Family Company Down the Hill in Los Gatos

Russell and Lisa started Simply Green Plumbing in 1988 and their family still runs it. We are licensed and insured, CA License 943556. Our technicians arrive in a marked truck, walk the problem with you, and quote the price before any work starts. Neighbors up here pass our number around, and we work to keep it that way.

Plumbing Services in Lexington Hills

Everything a mountain property needs, including:

• Emergency Plumbing
• Water Line Repair
• Leak Detection
• Drain Cleaning and Rooter Service
• Sewer Services
• Water Heater Repair and Installation
• Plumbing Maintenance and Inspections

Mountain Homes Have Their Own Plumbing Rules

A house in Lexington Hills does not plumb like a house in the valley. These are the three things we deal with most up here.

Tanks, pumps, and long private lines

Many properties run on storage tanks, booster pumps, or long private water lines with regulators along the way. When pressure swings or flow drops, the cause can be anywhere between the meter and the house. We diagnose the whole run, not just the last ten feet, and we carry the regulators and fittings these systems use.

Roots and the first storms

Drain and sewer lines up here run beneath redwoods and oaks, and roots find every joint. The first big storms of the season are when a marginal line finally backs up. A camera inspection in the fall tells you what shape your line is in before the rain does, and a rooter visit clears what the trees have grown into it.

Freeze snaps

It gets colder in the hills than in town, and exposed pipes at pump houses, crawl space entries, and outdoor water heaters can split in a hard freeze. We insulate and reroute vulnerable runs before winter, and when something does burst we get up the hill fast. Emergency calls cost the same as regular calls, day or night.

Lexington Hills Plumbing Questions

Do you actually come up to Lexington Hills?

Yes. Our shop is at the base of Highway 17, so Aldercroft Heights, Chemeketa Park, and the homes along Old Santa Cruz Highway are regular territory for us, not a special trip.

Can you work on tank and booster pump setups?

Yes. We service storage tanks, booster pumps, pressure regulators, and the long private lines that feed many properties up here. If flow or pressure has changed, we trace the system end to end and fix the actual cause.

How do I keep my pipes from freezing?

Insulate exposed runs, disconnect hoses before cold snaps, and protect the pipes at your pump house or crawl space entry. We are happy to walk your property and point out what is vulnerable before winter.

My drains gurgle before storms. Should I wait it out?

Gurgling usually means a partial blockage, and a big storm is what pushes a partial blockage into a backup. Having the line cleared and inspected before the rain is a far cheaper visit than a sewage cleanup after it.