Services

Plumbing

Fresh water pumps, PEX leaks, water heaters and holding tanks.

The Work

What we do

A slow leak behind a wall does more damage than the repair ever costs. We find the source, fix the line and check the rest of the run while we're in there — including the splits that only show up the first time you pressurise after a freeze.

  • Fresh water pumps and pressure faults
  • PEX leaks, split lines and fittings
  • Water heaters — gas, electric and combination
  • Grey and black holding tanks, valves and sensors
  • Toilets, faucets, showers and outside kitchens

Sound Familiar?

Signs you need this.

  • The water pump cycles on and off when no tap is open
  • Soft or discoloured flooring near a wall or cabinet
  • No hot water, or it runs out almost immediately
  • Tank sensors read wrong or never change
  • A smell that turns up only when the tanks are full

Any of these and it’s worth a call — (385) 476-1380. We come to you.

Common Questions

Straight answers.

My pump keeps cycling with no tap open — what is it?
That's a leak somewhere in the pressurised side, or a failed check valve in the pump. Short-cycling is the earliest warning you get of a hidden leak, and it's worth acting on immediately — the repair is small, water damage in the floor is not.
Can a split line be repaired, or does the whole run need replacing?
Usually just the damaged section. PEX repairs cleanly. What matters more is checking the rest of the run, because a freeze that split one line has usually stressed others.
Do you work on holding tanks and sensors?
Yes — valves, seals, plumbing and the sensors themselves. Sensors that read wrong are very often fouled rather than broken.

Where

Plumbing across northern Utah.

We cover Utah County, Wasatch County, Summit County and Salt Lake County — from Spanish Fork out to Heber City, Park City and up the valley into Salt Lake. We also run seasonal winter service trips to the Phoenix East Valley.

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