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At Dream Plumbing & Gas, a family-operated business, we are proud to be the plumber that so many Central Coast families trust and rely on.
We are devoted to providing reliable and clear-cut plumbing services to our valued Central Coast clients. Understanding the importance of establishing trust and reliability, we consistently focus on delivering superior customer care and unparalleled quality in every task we undertake.
We are also available 24/7 just in case any sudden plumbing emergencies decide to strike. This commitment to you ensures that families across the Central Coast stay safe and can count on us for all their plumbing needs. Aside from plumbing, we are also master craftsmen in bespoke bathroom renovations! See our before & afters e-booklet here.
Saltwater corrosion is a common concern in coastal areas. To protect your plumbing, you can:
Rinse outdoor fixtures with fresh water regularly to remove salt residue.
Use corrosion-resistant materials like PEX for piping.
Install water softeners or filters to treat the water entering your home.
Ensure proper insulation of pipes to prevent condensation and corrosion.
Schedule routine plumbing inspections to catch any signs of corrosion early.
Septic system maintenance is vital in coastal regions due to the high water table and potential for groundwater contamination:
Have your septic tank pumped and inspected every 3-5 years by a professional.
Avoid planting deep-rooted plants near the drain field to prevent damage.
Conserve water to reduce the volume of wastewater that the septic system must treat.
Don’t dispose of harsh chemicals or non-biodegradable items in drains or toilets.
Consider a septic tank additive designed for coastal ecosystems to promote healthy bacterial balance.
Yes, when building a new home on the coast, you should:
Elevate plumbing fixtures above the flood level recommended for your specific area.
Use materials and fixtures rated for marine environments to withstand humidity and salt exposure.
Plan for backflow prevention to avoid seawater contamination in your freshwater supply.
Consult with local experts on any special regulations or requirements for coastal construction, such as storm surge protections.
