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Serving Highland, CA & the Inland Empire

Ontario CA Plumbing

ONTARIO HISTORIC EUCLID TO THE NEW MODEL COLONY.

Residential, commercial, and everything in between.

Whole-house repipes, tankless service, commercial drain jetting, backflow testing, and bathroom remodels.

SAME-DAY SERVICE

LICENSED & INSURED

UPFRONT PRICING

LOCAL IE CREW

Why Choose Us

ONE CREW FOR THREE ONTARIOS

Old, new, and commercial. Ontario has all three, and we work all three.

Old Euclid Ave bungalows

The historic core along Euclid, Sultana, and around Chaffey has homes going back to the 1900s. Galvanized supply, cast iron drains, and knob-and-tube neighbors. We know these houses.

New Model Colony tracts

Everything south of the 60 built in the last twenty years has PEX manifolds, tankless heaters, and code-tight gas. Different toolset, same crew.

Commercial & industrial

Warehouses off Vineyard, restaurants downtown, and light industrial around the airport. Backflow testing, grease traps, and hydro-jetting on our schedule or yours.

Licensed & insured

LIC #1082797. Fully insured for both residential and commercial work in the City of Ontario.

Featured Remodeling Services

Bath remodels and ADU builds done right the first time.

NEED AN ONTARIO PLUMBER TODAY?

Residential and commercial calls, same-day when we can.

(909) 222-9629

Customer Reviews

ONTARIO CUSTOMERS WE'VE HELPED

My 1918 Craftsman near Euclid had galvanized supply lines that finally gave out at the kitchen wall. They repiped the whole house in PEX over two days, patched neatly, and pressure is better than it's been in the ten years I've owned the place.

Priscilla T.

Historic Downtown Ontario

Tankless water heater started throwing error codes and going cold mid-shower. Turned out to be a scale issue plus a bad flow sensor. They descaled the unit, swapped the sensor, and set me up on an annual flush. Fair price and no upsell to a new unit.

Danny R.

New Model Colony, south Ontario

Our grease line clogged an hour before dinner service. They were on-site in 40 minutes, jetted the line, and were gone before the first table sat down. This is who we call now for all our locations in Ontario.

Manager, Vineyard Ave restaurant

Ontario commercial customer

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From the crew

ONTARIO IS THREE CITIES IN ONE

When we get a call for Ontario, the first thing we ask is what part of town. Ontario stretches from the historic Chaffey-era grid on the north side all the way down to the New Model Colony south of the 60, and it wraps around one of the busiest airports and logistics corridors in the country. The plumbing you're going to find in a 1912 Craftsman on Sultana Avenue has nothing in common with the PEX manifold in a 2018 tract home off Merrill, and neither one has anything in common with the grease line at a warehouse commissary off Vineyard. We work all three.

North Ontario, the historic side, is where we spend most of our repipe hours. The neighborhoods around Euclid Avenue, Chaffey College's original footprint, and the old orange grove blocks off Fourth Street were built with galvanized steel supply lines. A hundred years of hard Ontario Municipal Utilities water has choked those pipes down to about a quarter of their original diameter from the inside out. If your kitchen faucet trickles when the shower is running, that's usually why. Repiping with PEX or copper solves it for good, and we plan the wall access carefully because a lot of these houses have plaster walls and original wood trim that we'd rather keep.

South of the 60, in the New Model Colony, the calls are different. These homes are 10 to 20 years old, mostly on PEX manifolds, with tankless heaters that were installed with the tracts. The number one issue we see is scale buildup on the tankless units. Ontario water is hard, and a tankless that never gets flushed will start throwing error codes and going cold mid-shower around year seven or eight. A proper descaling and a flow sensor swap gets most of them back to like-new for years.

The commercial side is its own animal. We do backflow testing and certification for the City of Ontario, grease trap service for downtown restaurants, and drain jetting for warehouses around the airport and Milliken corridor. We schedule around your operating hours so nobody's dinner service or shift gets interrupted.

If you're anywhere in Ontario and something's not right, let us take a look. We'll match the right fix to the right building.

READY WHEN YOU ARE.

Call or email and we'll send a tech to your Ontario address, home or business, with a real quote.

Information

FAQ.

Common questions from Ontario customers. Don't see yours? Give us a call.

01

Do you repipe old homes in downtown Ontario?

Yes. A lot of the pre-war homes around Euclid Avenue, Sultana, and the Chaffey area still have original galvanized steel supply lines. They corrode from the inside out and eventually restrict flow to a trickle. We repipe with PEX or copper, plan the wall access ahead of time, and keep water on for as much of the job as possible.

02

Can you handle commercial plumbing in Ontario?

Yes. We do commercial service work throughout Ontario, including restaurants downtown, light industrial around the airport, warehouses off Vineyard and Milliken, and small offices. Grease trap service, backflow testing and certification, water heater installs, and drain hydro-jetting. We schedule around your operating hours.

03

Is Ontario water hard?

Yes, notably so. Ontario Municipal Utilities Company draws from a mix of groundwater and imported water, and the hardness sits well above the state average. You'll see it as scale on shower doors, in tankless water heaters, and on the inside of tank water heater elements. A softener is worth considering, especially if you're on a tankless.

04

Do you install tankless water heaters in New Model Colony homes?

Yes, and we service the ones that were installed with the tracts a decade ago. Descaling every year or two is the difference between a unit that lasts 20 years and one that dies at year 9. We handle both new installs and maintenance.

05

Do you pull City of Ontario permits?

For repipes, water heater replacements that require them, gas line work, and sewer replacement, yes. We file with Ontario Building Department and meet the inspector on site.

06

Is Grand Plumbing local to Ontario?

Our shop is in Highland, about 30 minutes east on the 10. We run to Ontario several times a week for residential and commercial calls. Local IE crew, no franchise pricing, no call center.

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