Emergency plumbing, one call away.
Valley Plumber Guide is a free 24/7 plumbing referral line for 28 Phoenix-metro cities: request a free callback any time to reach an available independent plumber for burst pipes, leaking water heaters and sewer backups.
Free referral service. We're not a plumbing company. How calls are routed.
It's usually in a box near the curb or where the line enters the house. Checklist
Look up any contractor at roc.az.gov.
Smell gas? Leave the house and call 911 and Southwest Gas from outside. Gas safety →
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Phoenix, Phoenix villages & North Valley
East Valley
West Valley
Pinal County / South
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Why Valley plumbing is different
Phoenix-area water is very hard, so scale shortens water heater life, clogs tankless units and wears out fixtures. Most homes sit on concrete slabs with supply lines underneath, which makes slab leaks a common Valley emergency. Summer heat stresses outdoor plumbing and irrigation. Monsoon downpours can overwhelm drains, and the rare winter freeze catches exposed pipes off guard.
Frequently asked questions
Is this service free?
Yes. Calling is free for homeowners. Plumbers in our network pay for referrals.
Are the plumbers licensed?
Network plumbers are independent businesses. Always confirm a license at roc.az.gov before work starts.
Which areas do you cover?
Most of the Phoenix metro: Phoenix and its villages, the East Valley, the West Valley and nearby Pinal County. See the full list on our cities page.
I smell gas, should I call you?
No. Leave the building and call 911 and Southwest Gas first.
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