Hattie Bradford
Owner and licensed plumber
Runs the shop and signs off every pressure-reducing valve and booster pump the crew installs.
The shop
Ten people. Two of them do nothing but find the cause.
Bradford Pressure & Hot Water is a ten-person shop on Wall Avenue. Two technicians diagnose: they read the pressure, trace the cause and write it up.
The rest of the crew installs what the write-up calls for. That keeps the person who finds the problem apart from the person who prices the fix, and it means the numbers on your work order are the ones the work was based on.
What you can count on
A gauge on the first visit
Readings written on the work order
A price in writing before work starts
The crew
Who answers, who reads the gauge, who installs
Dajuan Wynn
Diagnostic technician
Takes the first reading on most calls and works the hillside streets first.
Chase Houser
Diagnostic technician
Takes the hot-water calls: relief valves, thermostats, sediment and expansion tanks.
Rodrigo Campos
Service manager
Plans the routes and calls back with the written numbers.
Rocio Morales
Office manager
Answers the phone and sets up your visit.
Rodney Hartman
Lead installer
Leads the install crew on valves, tanks and pumps.
Questions before you book?
Call the office, or send a photo of your gauge and we'll tell you what it suggests.