Runs the office and signs each written price. Calls you back herself on storm days.
About the firm
A plumbing firm for the water that comes with the coast
Rosetta Seabrook runs the office on Boundary Street, with two crews that work storm season and a dispatcher who knows which bridge is closed.
The firm does one kind of work: keeping coastal houses dry on the plumbing side. That means valves, raised lines and repairs once the water has gone down. It does not dry out houses, rebuild walls or handle your insurance claim. It tells you what failed, writes it down and sends you to the people who do the rest.
Two storm crews, each with its own van
A written price before work starts
Photographs sent to you, not only described
Rosetta Seabrook
Owner
The people
Who answers and who comes
Sample names and roles; the owner fills in the real crew.
Cristian Lujan
Storm crew lead, crew A
Leads the raised-line and water heater work. Speaks Spanish and English.
Wilbert Sharpe
Storm crew lead, crew B
Leads the backflow and sewer-valve work and the rental checks.
Petra Cervantes
Dispatch and scheduling
Answers by day and sends the nearest crew. Speaks Spanish and English.
How we are set up
The facts, in one place
- Crews
- Two storm crews · Each led by a lead plumber
- Phones
- After hours · The on-call crew lead answersBy day · Dispatch, weekdays 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Languages
- English · EveryoneSpanish · Cristian and Petra
- License and insurance
- General liability coverageAsk us to send the certificate before work starts.
Talk to the office
Call before the season starts
The office is open weekdays and Saturday morning. The emergency line is answered around the clock.