Plumbing Services in Tempe, AZ

Leaks and supply pipes

Wet drywall, a spinning meter or a puddle in the yard all start here. Each page covers locating the source before any repair.

• Leak Detection

  Pinpoint hidden water loss behind drywall, under flooring or along the pipe buried in the yard.

• Slab Leak Detection & Repair

  Find a pressurized pipe leaking under the foundation and weigh the ways to reach it.

• Water Line Repair & Replacement

  Fix or renew the supply pipe running from the street meter to your home's main shutoff.

• Low Water Pressure Repair

  Test the pressure, then fix the aerator, valve, regulator or supply pipe that is starving your taps.

• Burst Pipe Repair

  Shut off the flow, then swap out the cracked or split section of pipe.

• Repiping & Whole-Home Pipe Replacement

  Swap aging supply piping throughout the house when patches keep failing.

• Pool Leak Detection & Repair

  Separate real pool water loss from evaporation, then locate the failing line, valve or fitting.

• Spa & Hot Tub Plumbing

  Service spa plumbing, chase drips at the equipment pack, and extend supply or drain runs.

Drains and sewer

A gurgling sink can mean a hair plug or a collapsed lateral. These pages explain how to tell, and when a camera helps.

• Drain Cleaning & Unclogging

  Unblock sinks, tubs, washer standpipes and the main drain, and find out what keeps bringing the clog back.

• Hydro Jetting

  Blast the inside of a drain with pressurized water to strip off grease film, mineral crust and hair-fine roots.

• Sewer Line Repair

  Repair a sewer pipe that has cracked, filled with roots or sagged, whether the fix is a patch or a longer stretch.

• Sewer Line Replacement

  Lay a new sewer lateral from the building out to the connection once patching would no longer hold.

• Sewer Camera Inspection

  Watch live video from inside the sewer pipe when deciding on a fix, a listing or a purchase.

Water heating and treatment

Tanks, tankless units, softeners and filters all give warnings first. Catching those warnings keeps a repair small.

• Water Heater Repair

  Troubleshoot cold showers, tank leaks, rumbling and pilot or heating element faults.

• Water Heater Installation & Replacement

  Remove the dead tank and set a new heater matched to household size, fuel supply and available space.

• Tankless Water Heater Service

  Clear mineral scale from an on-demand heater, chase down fault codes, or install a new one.

• Water Softener Installation & Repair

  Put in a softener or get a stalled one cycling and making soft water again.

• Water Filtration Installation

  Fit a whole-house or under-counter filter for taste, smell or grit.

Everyday fixtures

Toilets, taps, disposals and showers wear out through daily use. Many fixes finish in a single visit.

• Toilet Repair & Installation

  Fix a toilet that keeps running, weeps around the base or clogs, or install a different one.

• Faucet & Sink Repair

  Stop a faucet drip, bring back full flow, free a frozen shutoff or fix a leaking outdoor bib.

• Garbage Disposal Repair & Installation

  Unjam a humming disposal, stop a leak underneath it, or hang a new unit.

• Shower & Bathtub Installation

  Replace a shower pan, tub or valve and set the drain rough-in at the right height.

• Bidet Installation

  Add a bidet seat or freestanding bidet with the correct supply, stop valve and drain.

Gas, backflow and larger buildings

Gas, backflow assemblies and multi-unit buildings come with codes and testing rules, so small details carry more weight.

• Gas Line Installation & Repair

  Add or mend gas pipe feeding a stove, dryer, barbecue or fire pit.

• Backflow Testing & Prevention

  Keep the irrigation backflow assembly tested and working so yard water never reaches drinking lines.

• Commercial Plumbing

  Plumbing help for storefronts, offices, apartment buildings and retail centers.

• New Construction Plumbing

  Install the pipe inside framing, then the fixtures, for a brand-new house or an addition.

Water damage

Repairing the pipe stops the leak. Drying out and rebuilding soaked materials is a different trade and uses a different phone number.

• Water Damage Restoration

  Restoration after a leak, burst supply line or storm intrusion: drying first, rebuilding second.

Finding the page that fits

Start from what you observe instead of guessing a cause. One brown ceiling patch might trace to the roof, a supply line or an upstairs shower drain.

When wet spots show up without an obvious origin, begin with leak detection. A single sluggish fixture points to drain cleaning. Slowness across the whole house points to sewer line repair.

If something is actively failing, skip the page hunt. Phone any hour, describe it, and the dispatcher decides which contractor to send.