LICENSED FOR BOTH PLUMBING + WATER CONDITIONING

One Local Company for the Plumbing Side and the Water-Treatment Side of Your Home

CA License #719792

Water Fixers Plumbing & Filtration serves California’s Central Coast with both C-36 Plumbing and C-55 Water Conditioning classifications under California contractor license #719792.

This page explains what those two classifications mean, why they matter together, and how homeowners can independently verify our license.

39 years • Family-owned • California Central Coast

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QUICK ANSWER

What Do Water Fixers’ C-36 and C-55 Classifications Mean?

Water Fixers Plumbing & Filtration operates under California contractor license #719792 with both C-36 Plumbing and C-55 Water Conditioning classifications. C-36 covers residential plumbing systems. C-55 covers installation and integration of water-conditioning equipment. Having both allows Water Fixers to work across the plumbing and treatment sides of a home’s water system.

LICENSE #719792 AT A GLANCE

Two Different Classifications. One Connected Home Water System.

Your home’s plumbing system and your home’s water-treatment system are not the same specialty, but they work together inside one overall water system. Plumbing covers how water comes in, moves through the home, heats, serves fixtures, and drains away. Water conditioning covers how treatment equipment is connected and integrated into that supply system.

Water Fixers holds both classifications under one California license number so homeowners can clearly understand the difference and still work with one experienced local company.

Water Fixers credential graphic for California License #719792 with C-36 Plumbing and C-55 Water Conditioning classifications.
UNDERSTAND THE TWO SIDES

What Each Classification Covers

C-36 PLUMBING

C-36 covers the plumbing systems that move, control, heat, deliver, and remove water in the home.

C-36 Plumbing Contractor infographic showing incoming water, shutoff valve, pressure regulation, water heater, fixtures, and drain system.
  • Incoming water service
  • Main shutoff and pressure regulator
  • Hot and cold distribution
  • Water heaters
  • Fixtures
  • Drain and waste piping

C-55 WATER CONDITIONING

C-55 covers the installation and integration of water-conditioning equipment into the home’s water system.

C-55 Water Conditioning Contractor infographic showing incoming water, bypass, Water Fixers treatment equipment, and conditioned water to the home.
  • Main plumbing connection
  • Bypass arrangement
  • Treatment equipment
  • Conditioned water to the home
  • Proper system integration
WHY BOTH MATTER TOGETHER

Your Home’s Water System Works as One Whole System

Pressure, valves, water heaters, fixtures, piping, bypasses, and treatment equipment all affect each other. The point of showing both classifications together is to make it easier for homeowners to understand that plumbing and conditioning are different specialties that still need to work together correctly.

Water Fixers infographic showing how C-36 Plumbing and C-55 Water Conditioning work together within a home's water system.
WHY WATER FIXERS VALUES BOTH CLASSIFICATIONS

Treatment Equipment Does Not Exist in Isolation

In real homes, treatment equipment connects to a working plumbing system. Incoming pressure, shutoff locations, bypass piping, pipe condition, water-heater connections, fixture demand, and treatment equipment can all affect one another.

That is why Water Fixers approaches water problems from both directions. A water-quality concern is not automatically an equipment problem, and a plumbing symptom is not automatically unrelated to treatment equipment. Understanding both sides helps us evaluate the home as one connected water system.

For homeowners, the practical benefit is simple: fewer assumptions, clearer system-level troubleshooting, and one local company that understands how the plumbing and water-treatment pieces fit together.

PLUMBING SIDE

Pressure • Valves • Piping • Water Heaters • Fixtures • Drainage

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WATER-CONDITIONING SIDE

Treatment Equipment • Bypass • Filtration • Conditioning • Integration

LOCAL CENTRAL COAST EXPERIENCE

Licensed Plumbing + Water Treatment Across the California Central Coast

Water Fixers serves homeowners across Santa Maria, Orcutt, Nipomo, Arroyo Grande, San Luis Obispo, Lompoc, the Santa Ynez Valley, the Five Cities area, and surrounding Central Coast communities. Water sources, pressure conditions, plumbing age, and treatment needs can vary from property to property, which is another reason we look at the complete home water system rather than assuming every problem has the same cause.

VERIFY OUR LICENSE

Homeowners Can Check Water Fixers Directly Through CSLB

We want this to be easy to verify. Use the official California Contractors State License Board license search and enter 719792.

  1. Visit CSLB License Check
  2. Enter License #719792
  3. Review current license information directly on the official record

For current license details, always rely on the official CSLB record rather than a graphic alone.

Water Fixers license verification infographic explaining how to check California contractor license #719792 through CSLB.
COMMON LICENSE QUESTIONS

C-36, C-55 & License #719792 FAQs

These answers are homeowner-friendly summaries. For the official classification language and current license record, use the California Contractors State License Board.

What does a C-36 Plumbing license cover in California?

California’s C-36 Plumbing classification covers plumbing work such as water and waste piping, water-heating equipment, regulating valves, fixtures, and related plumbing systems. Water Fixers uses this classification for the plumbing side of a home’s water system.

What does a C-55 Water Conditioning license cover?

California’s C-55 Water Conditioning classification covers installation of water-conditioning equipment and the piping and fittings needed to connect it to the water supply and bypass portions of the system that should not receive conditioned water.

Why should a water-treatment company understand plumbing?

Treatment equipment is connected to the home’s plumbing. Pressure, valves, bypasses, water heaters, pipe condition, and fixture demand can affect how a treatment system is installed, operates, and is diagnosed. Understanding both sides helps avoid treating every water problem as an isolated equipment issue.

How do I verify Water Fixers license #719792?

Use the official California Contractors State License Board License Check and search for contractor license number 719792. The CSLB record is the source to use for current public license information.

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NOT SURE WHETHER IT’S PLUMBING OR WATER TREATMENT?

Tell Us What’s Going On and We’ll Help You Start in the Right Place.

You do not need to diagnose the system before you contact us. Let us know what fixture, equipment, or water symptom you are dealing with, and we can help separate the plumbing question from the water-treatment question.

Water Fixers technician with residential water-treatment equipment for plumbing and water-treatment service.

Water Fixers Plumbing & Filtration • CA License #719792 • C-36 Plumbing • C-55 Water Conditioning

For current license information, always review the official CSLB record.