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Contact a plumber in Apache Junction, AZ
We take plumbing calls by phone. No form to fill in, no waiting on an email reply while a pipe is still leaking.
Emergency calls are answered 24 hours a day, including weekends and holidays.
Calling is faster than typing, and it lets us ask the two or three questions that usually decide what comes off the truck. A slow kitchen sink and a whole house backup sound similar in a message and are completely different jobs.
What to have ready when you call
None of this is required, but each answer removes a guess.
Four things that speed up the call
- Your address and the nearest cross streets, which tells us the drive and the jurisdiction.
- Whether the property is on city sewer or a private septic system.
- Whether the water is currently shut off, and whether you know where the shutoff is.
- What kind of home it is: slab built, manufactured, park model or a raised foundation.
If water is actively running and you cannot find the shutoff, say that first. We will talk you through finding it while the truck is moving, and the burst pipe page covers the same steps in writing.
If it is an emergency right now
Call rather than read. Then, while the phone is ringing, shut off the water at the main if you can reach it safely, and move anything valuable off the wet floor.
If you smell gas, leave the building before doing anything else and call from outside. Do not use light switches, and do not go looking for the source yourself.
- Licensed Arizona plumbing work.
- 24 hour emergency answering.
- Apache Junction and Gold Canyon only.
- Estimates given before work starts.
Local code, licensing and how this page is maintained
Any plumbing work we take on in Apache Junction falls under the 2018 International Plumbing Code. The City Council adopted that code as the Apache Junction Plumbing Code in 2019, along with local amendments to the fixture flow rate table. The city also enforces the 2018 IRC, IBC and IFGC and the 2017 NEC. Addresses outside the city limit, including Gold Canyon, are permitted and inspected through Pinal County instead.
Arizona plumbing contractors are licensed by the Registrar of Contractors. Plumbing falls under the C-37, R-37 and CR-37 classifications, and septic work under CR-41. Verify any contractor at roc.az.gov before work begins. The standards and guidelines summarised here are general, and the building department for your address is the authority on what applies to your job.
Written and reviewed by the Plumbing Guys Apache Junction team. Last updated 2026-09-06.
Call and describe the problem
Most people are surprised how much gets settled on the phone. Tell us what you are seeing and we will tell you what is likely and what it takes to confirm it.