Contact Plumber Phoenix Pros
To reach a plumber, call one of the licensed contractors listed on this page. You can reach Plumber Phoenix Pros itself by email only. Here is what you can email us about, and why a real emergency needs a different number.
Licensed plumbers in Phoenix
All 10 contractorsDesert Water Plumbing and Rooter LLC
Phoenix, AZ 85027 · License: ROC 259601 (verified 10/18/2026)
Website of Desert Water Plumbing and Rooter LLC(602) 699-4401 Call, Desert Water Plumbing and Rooter LLCPatriotic Plumbing and Rooter LLC
Surprise, AZ 85379 · License: ROC 339467 (verified 10/18/2026)
Website of Patriotic Plumbing and Rooter LLC(602) 755-9373 Call, Patriotic Plumbing and Rooter LLCPhoenix Peach LLC (DBA Goettl Air Conditioning & Plumbing)
Phoenix, AZ 85042 · License: ROC 282082 (verified 10/18/2026)
Website of Phoenix Peach LLC (DBA Goettl Air Conditioning & Plumbing)(602) 428-8056 Call, Phoenix Peach LLC (DBA Goettl Air Conditioning & Plumbing)
Gas smell, sparks or water near electrical: get out and call911
Updated October 19, 2026. Unpaid listing. We are not a contractor and receive no payment from these businesses. How we select
Check the license first. Before you hire anyone, look up the license with the state. Arizona ROC contractor search
The fastest way to reach a plumber is by phone. Call one of the licensed contractors listed at the top of this page, or see all listed contractors, which shows each listed contractor with phone number, license number and website. Check the license yourself in the Arizona ROC contractor search before you hire. We receive no payment or other compensation from the contractors listed on this site. If you prefer to email us a question first, the rest of this page explains how.
How do you email us?
Email hello@plumberphoenixpros.com. There is no phone line and no form that sends anyone to your home. Plumber Phoenix Pros is an independent homeowner guide. Not a licensed contractor: we hold no Arizona Registrar of Contractors license and we do not perform, price or schedule work.
What can you email us about?
Questions about this guide, corrections with a link to the source, and messages from contractors about the list. We do not take service requests, do not assess individual jobs and do not pass messages on to contractors. Please do not send photos of your home, payment card numbers, passwords or government ID numbers.
What happens after you email?
We read every message and answer questions about this guide by email. To hire someone, call a listed contractor or any licensed contractor you choose. You decide whether to hire anyone, and any estimate, contract and payment is between you and that contractor.
Email replies are guidance only. We do not promise a response time, which is one more reason this address is not for emergencies.
Is this an emergency? Do not wait for an email reply
We cannot send anyone to your home. Act first and use the official numbers below.
| Situation | What to do |
|---|---|
| You smell gas | Leave immediately and leave doors open. Southwest Gas says to call 911 and Southwest Gas at 877-860-6020 from a safe place, and not to use electric switches or start an engine. |
| Possible carbon monoxide: alarm sounding, or headache, dizziness or nausea | Get outside into fresh air and call 911, as the CPSC advises. |
| A pipe burst or water is spreading | Close the shutoff valve where the water line enters the house. Phoenix Water Services says not to turn off water at the meter yourself. |
| Water main break, sewer overflow, or your house valve will not close | Phoenix residents can call the Water Services emergency hotline at 602-261-8000. |
| Sewage backing up and you think the city sewer is the cause | Phoenix lists 602-262-6691 on weekdays from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 602-261-8000 after hours and on weekends. |
If your water provider is not the City of Phoenix, use the emergency number on your utility bill. Our emergency checklist covers each situation step by step, and the emergency plumbing cost guide explains after-hours rates.
Are you a contractor?
Contractors are listed on this site only if they meet the criteria on how we select, which also explains how to request free inclusion or removal. Listing is free and unpaid, and being listed is not a ranking, an endorsement of any job or a guarantee. More about how this site works is on our about page.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Can I call Plumber Phoenix Pros?
Not this site, but you can call the licensed contractors listed at the top of this page or on the full list directly. Plumber Phoenix Pros itself has no phone line and answers email only, at hello@plumberphoenixpros.com. This is an independent information site, not a plumbing company and not a licensed contractor. For a gas smell, leave and call 911 and Southwest Gas at 877-860-6020 from a safe place. For a burst pipe, close the house shutoff valve first.
Does it cost anything to use this site?
No. Reading the site and emailing us are free for homeowners, and we add no fee when you call a listed plumber. We receive no payment or other compensation from the contractors listed on this site. Any estimate, contract or payment for plumbing work is directly between you and the contractor you hire.
Do you cover the suburbs as well as Phoenix?
Yes. The contractors listed on this site are based in or around Phoenix, so ask whether they serve your city when you call. Email questions are welcome from across the Phoenix metro, including Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Mesa, Peoria, Scottsdale, Surprise and Tempe. Permit offices and utilities can differ from city to city, so tell us your city and ZIP code.
Guides
Related guides
- 01Emergency plumber in Phoenix: what to do in the first ten minutesBefore you search for an emergency plumber, a few quick actions can limit damage and keep everyone safe. This checklist covers burst pipes, gas smells, carbon monoxide and sewer backups, with the official numbers to call. This site is not an emergency service.
- 02How to choose a plumber in PhoenixArizona gives homeowners good tools: a statewide license lookup, required contract terms and a complaint process. Ten minutes of checking before you sign is worth it.
- 03Plumbing guides for Phoenix and the Valley, city by cityState licensing is the same across Arizona, but water utilities, sewer responsibility and building permits are run city by city. These pages explain what changes when you live outside Phoenix.
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