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Fraser Plumbing Inc. provides commercial plumbing on Shelter Island in Point Loma, for the hotels, restaurants, marinas and marine businesses along Shelter Island Drive: grease traps, commercial water heaters, leak detection, drain and sewer service and backflow devices. Available 24/7 with free estimates.
Tell us what’s going on and we’ll get back to you. Free estimates.
Emergency? Call (619) 332-0275. We answer 24/7.
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On all our plumbing work
Homes, businesses & HOAs
Plumbing in Shelter Island
Yes. The hotels, restaurants, marinas and other businesses on Shelter Island are part of Fraser Plumbing’s service area in Point Loma. We’re based in Kearny Mesa and answer calls 24/7.
Commercial water heaters, grease traps, leak detection, drains and sewer lines for island businesses.
Call us any time, day or night, at (619) 332-0275. We’re open 24/7 for burst pipes, sewer backups, active leaks and no hot water.
About Shelter Island
Shelter Island is a strip of land in Point Loma, about 1.2 miles long and a few hundred feet wide, built up from a sandbank in San Diego Bay with dredged material and connected to the mainland in the late 1940s. It was developed in the 1950s and is home to hotels, restaurants, marinas, yacht clubs, parkland and marine businesses along Shelter Island Drive. The land is owned and managed by the Port of San Diego, businesses lease their sites, and under state tidelands law no permanent homes can be built there.
What that means for your plumbing: every building on Shelter Island is commercial, so the work is commercial too. Hotels depend on commercial water heaters and hot-water recirculation, restaurants need regularly serviced grease traps, and a hidden leak in a leased building is easier to settle with the landlord when it has been located precisely; see leak detection on Shelter Island. For homes, see neighboring La Playa and Roseville-Fleetridge.
Fraser Plumbing serves homes and businesses in Shelter Island and across San Diego County, 24/7.
Our Services
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Common Problems
Big or small, these are the problems we fix every day.
Sinks, tubs, toilets and main lines that back up.
Water heater repairs, replacements and tankless units.
High water bills, damp floors or the sound of running water.
Pressure regulators that protect pipes and fixtures.
Camera inspections and sewer line repair.
Everyday fixture repairs and replacements.
Why Choose Fraser
Fraser Plumbing Inc. was founded on dependability, independence, honesty and integrity. We’re locally owned and operated, so the plumber at your door answers to your satisfaction, not to a franchise.
A clear explanation of the problem and the cost, with no pressure to buy more than you need.
We walk you through reasonable, efficient options that fit your property.
Bursts, backups and no-hot-water emergencies, any hour, every day.
Every plumbing job is backed by our one-year warranty on work.
Service Areas
Plumbing is available across San Diego County, from the coast to East County and from North County to the South Bay. Looking for leak detection? See leak detection in Shelter Island.
FAQ
Answers to common questions from Shelter Island customers.
Yes. The hotels, restaurants, marinas and other businesses on Shelter Island are part of Fraser Plumbing’s service area in Point Loma. We’re based in Kearny Mesa and answer calls 24/7.
Yes. Fraser Plumbing is open 24/7, every day of the week. Call (619) 332-0275 for emergencies.
Yes. We offer free plumbing estimates, and we explain the problem and the cost before any work begins.
Yes. Our commercial plumbing team serves restaurants, commercial buildings, HOAs and multi-unit properties.
Ready When You Are
Call us 24/7 or send a service request. We’ll explain the problem and give you a free estimate before any work begins.
Emergency plumbing, 24/7
Burst pipe, sewer backup or no hot water? We’re open every day, around the clock.