Plumbers in Gilbert

At Gilbert Plumbers, we make plumbing quick and easy for homeowners and property managers alike. Our proven methods include a decade of experience, reliable professionals, guaranteed work, and affordable pricing. Call now for a free, personalized quote, no obligation.

For us, every project is unique and we always focus on your home's needs. Whether you are refreshing one unit or preparing a larger renovation, we begin with the building's use and the desired end result. Water lines, water heaters, drains, fixtures and sewer lines all get their own place in our careful planning. Scroll down to learn more about plumbing and our unique approach.

Smiling plumber in a plain dark teal long-sleeved shirt crouching beside a tan stucco wall, holding a wrench at brass valves on a copper pipe, with a gravel yard and a desert shrub behind him
Emergency plumbingWater heater repair and installationDrain cleaningLeak detection and slab leaksSewer line repairRepiping and water linesToilet, faucet and fixture repair

Plumbing jobs we can help with

Plumber in a white T-shirt and tan overalls kneeling beside a tall white tank water heater in a garage, working on the copper pipes at its base

Emergency plumbing

A split supply line in the garage ceiling, sewage seeping up into a shower pan or a toilet pouring over its rim soaks drywall, flooring and cabinets fast. Phone with what you see and the room it is in, and we arrange for a plumber to come out to the house.

Water heater repair and installation

Tank and tankless water heaters repaired, replaced or newly fitted, including a move from a tank to a tankless unit when that suits the house. Tell us the age and type of the heater you have when you call.

Plumber lying on the floor with his head under a sink, turning a wrench on the chrome P-trap, a flashlight on the floor beside himGloved hand holding a chisel over broken concrete, with a copper pipe lying in the sand beneath the slab

Drain cleaning

A kitchen sink that holds dishwater, a shower that leaves you ankle-deep or a floor drain pushing water back up all mean the pipe is narrowed or plugged. The plumber you hire clears the stoppage, from a single trap out to the main line.

Leak detection and slab leaks

Unexplained jumps on the water bill, a ceiling stain that keeps spreading or a patch of floor that feels warm underfoot can all trace back to a pipe leaking out of sight. The plumber you hire locates it and fixes the line.

Plumber in a cap and olive T-shirt kneeling at an open stud wall full of red and blue supply lines

Sewer line repair

Toilets that burble when the washer drains, a foul smell near the cleanout or backups in more than one room can mean the sewer line is failing. The plumber you hire decides whether the line needs clearing, a repair or a new run.

Repiping and water lines

When leaks keep turning up along the same supply pipes, the answer can be new pipe rather than another patch. A repipe can cover the whole house, one area of it or the water line coming in from the meter.

Plumber in a cap and gray shirt fitting a chrome shower valve into a white tiled wall

Toilet, faucet and fixture repair

Fixture jobs cover a toilet tank that hisses as it refills, a spout dripping into the sink overnight, a shower valve that drifts hot and cold and a disposal that jams on scraps. The plumber you hire mends the worn piece or fits a replacement.

Hiring a plumber with the right license

In Arizona, a business that contracts for plumbing work needs a license from the Registrar of Contractors (ROC), apart from the small jobs covered in the questions below. Home plumbing falls under residential license classes such as R-37, which covers installing and repairing water and gas piping.

The ROC Contractor Search shows whether a contractor’s license is current. It takes the six-digit license number or the contractor’s name, and a result also lists the qualifying party, officers and any former or trade names.

Plumbing permits for homes in Gilbert come from the Town of Gilbert. Our water heater page explains which heater swaps the Town lets go ahead without one.

When Gilbert homes were built

Gilbert’s housing is young, with half of its homes built in or before 2002 and roughly 4 in every 100 going up before 1980. Even a young house has a water heater with a limited life, drains that can clog and valves that wear.

Our process

01

Tell us what is wrong

Start with the phone number at the top of the page. Tell us what the problem is, where in the house it is and the street address, and add the age of the heater or fixture if you know it.

02

Get your free estimate

On the call we go over the job and give you a free estimate. You are under no obligation, and no work is booked unless you say so.

03

The plumber you hire does the work

An independent plumber comes out and does the job. Before it starts, agree on the price and on who gets any building permit, and put both in writing.

Where Gilbert’s water comes from

Gilbert treats canal water from the Salt River Project, drawn from the Salt and Verde rivers, and from the Central Arizona Project, which carries Colorado River water, at two Town plants. Wells add groundwater at times of peak demand and while canals or plants are down for maintenance.

Free plumbing tools

Five free tools sit behind the plumbing tools menu, and the three that ask for a town open on Gilbert. Before buying a heater, the size calculator suggests how many gallons of tank your household needs, while the tankless flow calculator shows the gallons per minute an on-demand model has to supply. To learn how old your current heater is, copy the serial off its label into the serial number decoder. Worried about a cold snap? The freeze risk checker grades how exposed a pipe run is. Curious about the pipe under the yard? The sewer line age checker links a build year to the materials of that era.

Frequently asked questions

Can a handyman do plumbing work instead?

No, apart from small jobs. Arizona lets someone without a contractor license take on work of a casual or minor nature below a set dollar limit, but that exemption never applies when the job needs a local building permit.

Do I need to know which service to ask for?

No. Tell us the symptoms, such as a noise, a smell, a stain or water where it should not be, and the room it is in, and the plumber you hire works out which kind of plumbing job it is.

Serving Gilbert, Chandler, Glendale and Peoria

We also serve Chandler, Glendale and Peoria. Call us for confirmation if your address is outside the area.

Get your free plumbing estimate

Call us to discuss your current issue and how we can assist you. The call is free and you get a free, personalized estimate with no obligation. We're here to help.

Call (855) 321-3426
Call (855) 321-3426