First Class Plumbing & AC

10/16/2026

Slow drains driving you nuts? If your kitchen sink is slow, toilets won't flush right, or your shower keeps backing up with hair, give us a call. We’ll clear it for $99 and include a camera inspection.
(Must have accessible access)

10/15/2026

Slow drain? Don’t let it become a swimming pool! 🪠

$99 Drain Cleaning + FREE Camera Inspection 🎥

Call First Class Plumbing & Rooter today!
📞 (909) 279-0711

10/03/2026

The setup is just as important as the work. Before we start cutting concrete, we cover everything up. Less dust, less cleanup, and we leave the place looking right when we’re done.

10/02/2026

You pick up a few tricks after doing this long enough. 😂 This keeps the dust down and the mess contained when we’re breaking concrete, especially when we’re working inside someone’s home.

10/01/2026

One backed-up toilet exposed a much bigger problem underground. 🚨

After running a camera through the line, our team found a broken sewer pipe and located the exact problem area. Now we’re excavating and preparing for a pipe burst to replace the damaged line with new pipe.

Another school project underway in Corona. 💪

09/30/2026

09/29/2026

Anytime you’re working with drains, you gotta protect yourself.

Gloves, goggles, all of it.

You’re dealing with dirty water, bacteria, and stuff you really don’t want getting on your skin or in your eyes.

Safety first, then get to work.

09/26/2026

If your sewer line is cracked, leaking, or constantly backing up, you usually have a few ways to fix it.

You can trench it out and replace the whole line, epoxy the inside of the existing pipe, or pipe burst a new line through the old one.

Which one makes sense really depends on how damaged the pipe is.

If the line is still in decent shape, epoxy can be a good option. If it’s too far gone, pipe bursting may be the better move.

That’s why we always camera the line first before recommending anything.

09/25/2026

Water bill suddenly way higher than normal?

It might not be the long showers. You could have a slab leak.

The problem with slab leaks is you usually don’t notice them right away. Meanwhile, water is running and that bill keeps climbing.

And once the pipe starts failing, fixing one small section isn’t always the best move. Sometimes it makes more sense to replace the compromised line so the homeowner isn’t dealing with the same problem again later.

09/24/2026

This line had a bad blockage, so we ran the camera, found the damaged section, and opened it up.

From here, we’re pipe bursting a new line from the garage out to the front yard.

The new pipe gets pulled through the old one and replaces it as it goes.

Big hole, a lot of work, but way better than digging up the whole property.