Emergency plumbing
Burst pipes, sewage coming up through a drain and heaters flooding a floor are what this service is for. Phone us with the details and we steer you to the right plumber.
At Glendale 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.


Burst pipes, sewage coming up through a drain and heaters flooding a floor are what this service is for. Phone us with the details and we steer you to the right plumber.
A heater that has stopped heating, a tank that is leaking or a house that wants a tankless unit starts with one call. The plumber you hire sizes and sets the new heater.


Sinks that crawl, tubs that will not empty and laundry lines that gurgle back all point to a blockage in the drain, which the plumber you hire finds and clears.
Hidden leaks give themselves away through a higher water bill, a damp wall or a warm spot on the floor, even when the pipe sits under the slab. The plumber you hire pinpoints the leak and repairs it.

Sewage in a low drain, wet ground over the line or several fixtures backing up together can point to the sewer line. The plumber you hire looks it over and recommends the repair.
Pipes that leak again and again, brown water from the tap or a failed line into the house may mean it is time for new pipe. How much gets replaced is for the plumber you hire to advise.

Anything you turn, flush or switch on in the kitchen and bathrooms is a fixture, and a toilet that runs, a faucet that drips, a stuck shower valve or a jammed disposal can each be repaired or replaced by the plumber you hire.
Before anyone starts work, search the Arizona Registrar of Contractors (ROC) contractor search by name or six-digit license number. The advanced search can narrow results to residential work and a plumbing class, and the page shows whether the license is current.
The residential plumbing class, R-37, covers installing and repairing water and gas piping with the fixtures, vents and devices that go with it. The ROC advises a written contract that lists the contractor’s license number.
Heater swaps and the permit rules that go with them are covered on the water heater page.
More than a third of Glendale homes go back to before 1980. Half were built in or before 1986. When you describe the problem, mention the age of your house, because it gives the plumber a place to start.
Call us and tell us what you see, hear or smell, such as a wet wall, a slow drain or a heater that is not heating. The call is free, and we match the problem to the right kind of plumbing work.
After the call you receive a free, personalized estimate for the job we talked through. It binds you to nothing, so you can compare it with any other you collect and decide at your own pace.
After you agree, the plumber you hire does the job, and we stay on the line for any question about the estimate or what comes next.
Glendale draws renewable water from the Salt, Verde and Colorado rivers, adds underground water stored through the city’s recharge program and uses a limited amount of groundwater when needed. Those sources are listed in the city’s water quality report.
Five free tools cover the questions that come up before a plumbing job. How big should a new heater be, and how much flow does a tankless unit need? The size calculator and the tankless flow calculator answer those. How old is the heater? The serial number decoder reads that from the label. How exposed are the pipes on a cold night? That is a job for the freeze risk checker. And what might run under the yard? The sewer line age checker starts there, from your house’s build year.
Not quite. An unlicensed person may take casual or minor work in Arizona, and a job that needs a local building permit is outside even that. For bigger work, check the contractor’s ROC license before work begins.
Yes. Describe the wet spot, the noise or the drain that will not clear, and we point you to the kind of plumbing job it sounds like. You do not need to name a service.
We also serve Gilbert, Chandler and Peoria. Call us for confirmation if your address is outside the area.
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