
Antelope Is the Shortest Run on Our Map
Walerga Road connects our North Highlands shop to Antelope in a few minutes. We are on these streets most days of the week.
That matters more than it sounds. We know the tracts here, the builders who put them up, and the pipe they used, because we have opened the walls in a lot of these houses.
When someone in Antelope calls about pressure, we usually have a good idea of what we are going to find. We test for it anyway. A guess is not a diagnosis.

What Makes Antelope Plumbing Different
Antelope is a groundwater community sitting in a surface water region. Almost every city around it drinks treated river water. Antelope drinks from wells, and that single difference drives most of the equipment conversations that happen here.
Well Water That Is Not the Same in July as It Is in March
California American Water supplies Antelope, and 98.9 percent of that supply comes from deep wells in the Sacramento Valley aquifer. The 2025 water quality report puts hardness at 105 ppm on average, roughly 6.1 grains per gallon, with a range from 75 to 130 ppm depending on the season and which wells are running.
For comparison, homes a few miles away in Citrus Heights and Orangevale drink Folsom Lake surface water at 17 ppm. Antelope water carries about six times the mineral load of its neighbors.
Moderately hard water does not destroy a water heater in a year. It shortens its life quietly across a decade, and it takes flow out of your fixtures so gradually that you stop noticing. If you are sizing treatment equipment for an Antelope address, size it for 130 ppm rather than for the average, or capacity runs out every summer.

Your Sewer Line Has Two Owners, and One of Them Is You
Antelope sits inside the Sacramento Area Sewer District. The pipe from your house to the property line is the upper lateral, and it is yours. The pipe from the property line to the main under the street is the lower lateral, and SacSewer owns and maintains that section.
When a line backs up, the position of the blockage decides who writes the check. That is a real difference in cost, and it is not something anyone can determine by looking at a cleanout.
We camera the line and show you the footage before we quote excavation. If the defect turns out to sit on the district side, you should find that out before you pay us to dig.
Your Pipes by Era
Early 1980s tracts.
Copper supply and ABS drains, with original pressure regulators now past forty years old. A failed regulator lets static pressure climb until supply lines split, and it is the most common single cause of interior water damage in this part of Antelope.
Late 1980s and 1990s.
The bulk of the community. Copper and ABS again, generally in sound condition, but the water heaters, angle stops, and expansion tanks that came with the house are all past due at this point.
2000s infill.
Some builds moved to PEX supply. The pipe is fine. The fixtures, the regulator, and the water heater still age on the same schedule as everything else.
Antelope Neighborhoods We Serve
We work all of Antelope, ZIP code 95843.
Nearby, we also serve North Highlands, Roseville, Citrus Heights, Rio Linda, and Elverta.

Barrett Ranch

Antelope Crossing

Antelope Road corridor

Walerga Road corridor

Elverta Road corridor

Dry Creek Parkway

Roseville Road edge

Northborough

Plumbing Services in Antelope
Drain Cleaning in Antelope
Cabling and hydro jetting. Antelope mineral coats the inside of a drain over the years, and jetting takes that back off rather than just punching through it.
Sewer Line Repair & Replacement in Antelope
Camera inspection first, always, because in Antelope the answer also decides whether the repair is yours or the district’s.
Toilet Installation & Repair in Antelope
Original tract-home toilets are still in service in a lot of these houses. Antelope water fouls fill valves and flappers faster than the surface water next door does, which is why they run.
Water Heater Repair & Installation in Antelope
Tank and tankless, with the permit filed through Sacramento County. Antelope water heaters work harder than most in the region.
Leak Detection in Antelope
Electronic and thermal location. We find it before we open a wall or a slab.
Water Line Repair & Replacement in Antelope
Service line breaks between the meter and the house, including lines running under driveways.
Gas Line Installation & Repair in Antelope
Permitted, pressure-tested, inspected. Fire pits, ranges, generators, and pool heaters.
Appliance Connections & Valve Replacement in Antelope
Dishwashers, refrigerators, washing machines, and the shutoff valves behind them. The plastic angle stops used across 1990s Antelope tracts seize open with age, which is exactly when you need them to close.
Why Antelope Calls 5-Star Plumbing
In-House Licensed Technicians
Upfront Flat-Rate Pricing
Expert Permit Management
1-Year Labor Warranty
ANTELOPE PLUMBING FAQ
- My toilet runs constantly. Is that the toilet or the water?
Usually the water. Mineral works its way into the fill valve seat and the flapper, and once the seal is imperfect the tank refills every few minutes around the clock. A running toilet wastes more water than any other fixture in the house, and in Antelope it is rarely a one-time fix. If the same toilet has been rebuilt twice, replacing the fixture costs less than a third rebuild.
- My water pressure feels high. Does that actually matter?
Yes, more than most homeowners expect. California code requires a pressure regulator once static pressure passes 80 psi, and the regulators installed with Antelope tracts in the 1980s and 1990s are now well past their service life. When one fails it fails open, pressure climbs, and the first thing to give is usually a supply line behind a wall or under a sink. A gauge on a hose bib answers it in two minutes.
- Can I pull the permit myself as the homeowner?
Yes, Sacramento County allows owner-builder permits, but it puts the code compliance and the liability on you rather than on a contractor. It also becomes a question at resale, when a buyer asks who did the work. When we do the job, the permit goes on record under our license and the inspection is our responsibility.
- Do you charge more for nights and weekends?
Emergency calls outside normal hours are priced differently, and we tell you that on the phone before we dispatch, not after we arrive. If the problem can wait until morning, we will say so and book a regular daytime slot, which costs you less.
- Do you offer financing on larger jobs?
Yes, we do. Sewer replacements and repipes are the two jobs that most often arrive without warning, and we offer financing on both. It is worth asking about before you approve the work rather than after.


