Fullerton and nearby areas

House age, foundations, pipe materials and trees change what's behind a shower wall from one Fullerton neighborhood to the next. Confirm any plumber, us included, covers your address.

  1. Shower and tub repair notes: Downtown Fullerton The streets around Downtown Fullerton include some of the city's oldest houses. Their bathrooms, floors and pipes bring their own shower and tub repair questions.
  2. Shower and tub repair notes: Sunny Hills Sunny Hills is a hilly neighborhood in northwest Fullerton with many postwar homes. Original bathrooms, slab floors and mature trees shape the shower and tub questions here.
  3. Shower and tub repair notes: Raymond Hills Raymond Hills, north of central Fullerton, has homes from several eras on sloping streets. That variety means no two bathrooms are plumbed quite alike.
  4. Shower and tub repair notes: Golden Hills Golden Hills sits in the hills of north Fullerton. Larger homes with several bathrooms, some on upper or split levels, mean more chances for a hidden shower leak.
  5. Shower and tub repair notes: Amerige Heights Amerige Heights is one of Fullerton's newer neighborhoods. Its homes avoid many old-pipe problems but still deal with hard water, upstairs bathrooms and aging seals.
  6. Shower and tub repair notes: Coyote Hills The Coyote Hills area in northwest Fullerton has homes generally built later than the city's central postwar tracts. Many are now old enough that original shower parts are wearing out.
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