Three systems, one question: can it wait?

Water arrives at your house under pressure and leaves it by gravity. In between, it gets heated, sometimes softened, sometimes filtered. Nearly every job on this page belongs to one of those three places: the supply side, the drain side, or the equipment in the middle. Knowing which one usually tells you how fast you need to move.

Supply-side failures are the expensive ones, because pressurized water doesn’t stop on its own. A pinhole under the slab runs day and night until somebody finds it, and the first clue is often a water bill that climbed and stayed there. The hidden leak calculator turns that into gallons. Drain failures are more polite: a slow sink, a gurgle, a smell. The politeness is why they get ignored until a camera down the sewer line finds mesquite roots in the lateral.

The equipment fails on a schedule you can almost read. At 10 to 20 grains per gallon, Valley water lays scale inside every water heater it touches, which is most of the case for a softener.

We handle all three, for homes and for businesses, across 69 communities within 35 miles of Phoenix. Every job is quoted flat before work starts, and every technician works under Arizona ROC #340524.