Serving Redwood City since 1979, Caccia Home Services & Electrical delivers prompt, professional solutions for all your home’s electrical and plumbing needs. From urgent repairs to planned upgrades, our local team is ready to ensure your comfort and safety in Redwood City.

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Redwood City’s Full-Spectrum Plumbing & Electrical Service Since 1979

Houses in Redwood City range from pre-war bungalows in Mount Carmel, to mid-century ranches in Farm Hill, and modern builds in Redwood Shores. Each Redwood City neighborhood has its own plumbing and electrical needs.

Common issues we see in Redwood City include:

Older homes are prone to corroded galvanized or cast-iron drain pipes, and aging clay sewer laterals are prone to damage from roots.

Outdated 60 or 100-amp electrical panels that can’t support EV chargers, heat pump water heaters, or gas-to-electric conversions.

Redwood City homeowners are responsible for their sewer lateral all the way to the city main (and many don’t realize it until something backs up).

The city’s water comes entirely from the SFPUC’s Hetch Hetchy system, with hardness levels around 90+ ppm, which causes scale buildup in water heaters and fixtures.

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Frequently Asked Questions in Redwood City

Most work beyond basic repairs requires a permit through Redwood City’s Community Development Department. We pull all necessary permits and schedule inspections on your behalf.

Redwood City’s water comes from the SFPUC’s Hetch Hetchy system, with calcium carbonate levels around 90+ ppm. That’s enough to scale up water heaters, shorten appliance life, and leave deposits on fixtures. A water softener can help.

Many pre-1970s Redwood City homes still have galvanized steel or cast-iron pipes that corrode internally over time, causing low pressure, discolored water, and recurring leaks. A full or partial repipe is often the most cost-effective long-term solution.

Homeowners are responsible for the entire sewer lateral from the house to the city main in the street. Older clay and Orangeburg pipes are common in neighborhoods like Palm Park and Woodside Plaza and are prone to root intrusion and collapse.

Yes. We serve all Redwood City neighborhoods including Redwood Shores, Emerald Hills, Downtown RWC, Centennial, Roosevelt, and the surrounding unincorporated areas of San Mateo County.

Many older Redwood City homes have 60- or 100-amp panels that aren’t sufficient. We assess your current capacity and handle the panel upgrade and permitting if needed.

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