24/7 Emergency Plumbing & HVAC Services in Scottsdale, AZ
Plumbing emergencies often strike at the worst possible moments, causing disruptions and potential damage to your home. Whether it’s a burst pipe, a clogged drain, or a faulty water heater, you need a dependable 24-hour emergency plumber to handle the issue promptly. At PlumbSmart, we provide round-the-clock emergency plumbing services in Scottsdale, AZ, ensuring that professional help is always just a phone call away.
Why Choose a 24/7 Emergency Plumber in Scottsdale, AZ?
Plumbing issues don’t follow a schedule—they can occur in the middle of the night, on weekends, or during holidays. Ignoring them can lead to extensive water damage, increased repair costs, and disruptions to your daily routine. Our team at PlumbSmart understands the urgency of these situations and offers fast, efficient service to restore your plumbing system quickly. Whether it’s a broken pipe or a sewer backup, we’re here to help anytime, day or night.
Our Comprehensive 24-Hour Emergency Plumbing Services
At PlumbSmart, we provide a full range of emergency plumbing solutions to address any issue you may face:
- Burst Pipe Repairs: We quickly identify and repair burst pipes to prevent further water damage.
- Drain Cleaning Services: Using advanced tools like hydro-jetting, we remove stubborn clogs and restore proper drainage.
- Water Heater Repair & Replacement: Whether your water heater has stopped working or is leaking, we offer fast repairs and replacements.
- Leak Detection & Slab Leak Repairs: Our state-of-the-art equipment allows us to detect hidden leaks and provide effective repairs before they escalate.
- Sewer Line Repairs: We diagnose and fix sewer line issues to prevent backups and ensure proper wastewater flow.
- Fixture Repairs & Installations: From leaky faucets to new toilet installations, we handle all your plumbing fixture needs.
Emergency HVAC Services When You Need Them Most
In addition to our plumbing expertise, we also provide emergency HVAC services to keep your home comfortable year-round. A malfunctioning heating or cooling system can be more than just an inconvenience—it can pose serious health risks and discomfort. Our skilled technicians are available 24/7 to address issues such as:
- AC Repairs: From refrigerant leaks to compressor failures, we quickly restore your cooling system.
- Heating System Services: We diagnose and repair furnaces, heat pumps, and boilers to keep your home warm during cold months.
- HVAC System Maintenance: Prevent unexpected breakdowns with our thorough maintenance services.
Trust PlumbSmart for Reliable Emergency Services in Scottsdale, AZ
When a plumbing or HVAC emergency arises, you need a team you can trust to respond quickly and professionally. PlumbSmart offers reliable 24/7 service with upfront pricing, highly trained technicians, and a commitment to customer satisfaction.
Call 480-654-8865 now for immediate assistance or to schedule an emergency service. We’re here to provide the dependable help you need, whenever you need it.
Most Recent Pins (100)
BRADLEY KELLIHER
– Technicians used jetter and flex shaft on Suite 100 cleanouts and cleanout near utility building.
– Descaled cast iron piping and removed major blockage beneath Suite 100.
– Followed up with jetting to flush out remaining debris in main lines.
– Conducted camera inspections before, during, and after service.
– Inspection video to be sent separately once technician uploads from office.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
– Technician arrived early; customer reported the kitchen line was draining very slowly.
– Camera inspection showed the line was over 95% blocked with grease buildup throughout most of its length.
– Access was made through the exterior cleanout.
– Flex shaft machine was used to clean the kitchen line from the P-trap to the 3-inch main.
– Line was thoroughly flushed with water and is now completely free of debris.
– Significant bellying was observed throughout much of the line.
– Bellying is likely causing recurring grease accumulation.
– No warranty can be issued due to the structural condition of the line.
– Annual cleanings are recommended to maintain proper flow.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Customer Alan requested installation of a 10-year, 40-gallon electric water heater
-- Installed water heater per provided estimate
-- Verified incoming pressure at 65 psi; PRV present on main riser
-- Inflated thermal expansion tank to match system pressure at 65 psi
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Arrived to replace 40-gallon gas water heater and install shutoff valves around the home
-- Reconfigured gas line to make shutoff valve accessible without removing water heater
-- Installed sediment trap on gas line and replaced supply flex
-- Installed new shutoff valve above the water heater and new supply lines
-- Replaced all water heater flue vent and used 3 screws per transition
-- Installed water heater pan and tested for leaks
-- Provided 6-year manufacturer warranty on new tank
-- Installed 8 new shutoff valves and replaced all supply lines throughout the home
-- Used SharkBite fittings under kitchen sink to adapt 38” copper tubing for old dishwasher
-- Installed new ball valve for kitchen dishwasher shutoff
-- Replaced both hot and cold valves for laundry box by soldering in female adapters
-- Provided 1-year warranty on all work performed
-- Leak-tested and confirmed all systems working properly
-- Informed customer of water pressure exceeding 100 psi and recommended installing a pressure reducing valve to protect plumbing
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Upon arrival, customer (Eugene) requested 1” water riser rebuild
-- Customer also requested replacement of anode rod on gas water heater
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Replaced side hose bib with thread-on style after cutting off old one and soldering new fitting
-- Cut drywall to access and remove old laundry gate valves
-- Installed new laundry valves and soldered connections
-- Turned water back on and confirmed no leaks
-- Siliconed drywall back in place (customer acknowledged PlumbSmart not responsible for drywall repair)
-- Installed customer-supplied Hot Point tank-only water heater under kitchen sink
-- Flushed system and monitored for 20 minutes—no leaks found
-- All systems tested and working correctly
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Cut marble wall for access; customer acknowledged risk of possible wall damage
-- Performed building water shutdown before starting work
-- Removed existing two-handle shower valve
-- Installed customer-supplied Moen Posi-Temp valve using copper tubing
-- Leak-tested new installation before reinstalling cover plate and trim
-- Installed customer-supplied toilet flapper in hallway bathroom as a courtesy
-- All work tested and functioning properly with no leaks
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Raked back landscaping rock to avoid mixing with soil
-- Dug trench from front yard to backyard, 12–14” deep and approx. 36–40’ in length
-- Tunnelled under dividing wall between front and back yards
-- Installed new 12” Uponor PEX underground line
-- Installed 12” pressure vacuum breaker
-- Tied into existing copper line at front of home
-- Installed 12” copper riser at backyard termination point
-- Pressure-tested entire system; no leaks found
-- Backfilled and compacted trench
-- Raked rock back into place to match existing landscaping
-- Marked nearby gas line with paint prior to digging for safety
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Replaced blower motor on unit
-- Unit working properly
-- 18-degree split
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Removed existing ball valve
-- Installed new PVB with new copper fittings and connections
-- Tested system for leaks; no leaks found
-- Verified proper operation
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Recovered all refrigerant
-- Replaced low-pressure switch
-- Pressure tested system with nitrogen
-- Pulled a vacuum on the system
-- Recharged with refrigerant
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Arrived to find damaged kitchen cabinets and drywall exposed due to roof leak
-- Noted that hot water line is in the way of new sink and faucet
-- Recommended moving the copper hot water line to the left and extending the cold water line
-- Drain pipe is functional, and new kitchen sink is a single bowl
-- Customer-supplied kitchen faucet and garbage disposal will be installed after cabinets and countertops are completed
-- New emergency valves to be installed when kitchen work is done
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Replaced blower motor with OEM parts
-- Tested system
-- System operating properly with a 20-degree temperature split
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Replaced 1st Company blower motor and wheels
-- Verified unit is running well after installation
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Arrived to install new brushed nickel tub drain and overflow
-- Original price of $284.44 was discounted 10% after customer spoke with Matt B, new total $256
-- Removed and replaced tub drain and stopper with brushed nickel finish
-- Found overflow trim mounting components brittle and stripped; customer opted to leave existing overflow to avoid wall access
-- Thoroughly tested for functionality and leaks
-- Customer plans to schedule additional work once special order sink arrives
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Replaced 825 condenser fan motor
-- Installed new capacitor
-- Turned system on and found unit low on refrigerant
-- Notified the owner and received approval to add R22
-- Added 2 lbs of R22 refrigerant until pressures and superheat were within specifications
-- Achieved an 18-20 degree temperature split inside the home
-- System is operational and running properly
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Removed existing faulty blower motor and wheel
-- Installed new OEM blower motor and wheel
-- Reassembled the blower into the furnace
-- Cut primary drain pipe and cleared with nitrogen
-- Flushed drain with water
-- Installed service union for future cleanouts
-- Installed breather pipe in tee above primary drain port
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Arrived on site to address airflow issues in the back hallway and bathroom
-- Used camera to inspect duct system and located disconnected flex duct at a hard T junction
-- Reconnected duct but still experienced limited airflow
-- Further inspection of the trunk line with camera revealed improperly sealed end
-- Cut additional access through drywall and sealed the trunk end properly
-- Airflow remained limited after repairs
-- Advised customer that all accessible and necessary repairs have been completed
-- Recommended installing OBD (opposed blade damper) registers in the living room and kitchen to help redirect airflow toward affected areas
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Cut primary drain line
-- Flushed drain line with nitrogen
-- Rebuilt drain line using new EZ P-trap and inline safety switch
-- Capped off secondary port
-- Wired in safety switch
-- Verified proper system operation with new switch installed
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Removed and replaced all 10 angle stops in the home with new 14 turn valves and supply lines for the toilets
-- Replaced guest bathroom lav faucet with customer-supplied faucet and pop-up assembly
-- Removed both drop-in lav sinks and faucets in master bathroom
-- Installed new Kohler drop-in sinks and customer-supplied faucets with pop-up assemblies
-- Turned water back on and thoroughly tested all fixtures
-- Informed customer to avoid applying pressure to lav sinks for 24 hours while sealant sets (light use is okay)
-- No leaks or immediate issues found
-- Cleaned up workspace
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Technician found 1” main riser with signs of leaking and corrosion
-- Disconnected and removed old riser at ground, house, and vacuum breaker
-- Installed new 1” copper riser with main shutoff valve, hose bib, and PRV
-- Reconnected to house and vacuum breaker
-- Restored water to home and tested all connections; no leaks found
-- PRV set to approximately 65 PSI
-- Flushed water heater; removed typical amount of sediment
-- Inspected water heater and found it to be functioning properly
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Arrived to install new warrantied, customer-supplied faucet
-- Installed new faucet; noted it is leaking from a different location but still unserviceable
-- Informed customer to exchange faucet again for a new unit
-- Will return next week to complete installation after replacement faucet is obtained
-- No charge for this visit under labor warranty
-- Both failed faucets determined to be manufacturer defects
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Turned off water to home, drained and removed old water heater and drip pan
-- Replaced shut-off valves and supply lines
-- Installed extended warranty, expansion piping, and drain down valve
-- Set new pan and connected to drain line
-- Installed new 50-gallon water heater, connected supply lines, T&P, electrical whip, and expansion tank
-- Flushed water heater and water lines in home
-- Cleaned area, reconnected washer, and verified water heater is functioning properly
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Removed improperly installed condensation safety switch
-- Replaced PVC P-trap and inline condensate safety switch
-- Water tested system; drained 2 gallons with no issues
-- Returned system to operation
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Installed Navien 240A tankless water heater
-- Ran new water lines to bottom of tank and connected to new service valves
-- Ran condensate line along garage wall to exterior
-- Replaced 12” PVB in backyard
-- Pressurized and programmed unit
-- Customer declined recirculating function setup at this time
-- Verified hot water was reaching all areas of the home with no leaks found
-- Installed new green reverse osmosis (RO) system under kitchen sink
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Found UV dye on indoor coil; recommended replacement due to unit age (installed 2013, 11 years old)
-- Recovered old refrigerant
-- Installed new filter dryer
-- Installed new indoor coil
-- Pressurized system to 158 psi
-- Vacuumed system down to 488 microns
-- Achieved superheat of 15 degrees and temperature split of 20 degrees
-- Unit is running within manufacturer specifications
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Technician arrived to find 50-gallon short water heater with catastrophic failure, causing flooding
-- Customer had already turned off water to the heater
-- Disconnected and moved water softener (Klack head) and brine tank out of the way
-- Removed damaged water heater
-- Allowed several days for ServePro restoration to dry area and perform drywall repairs
-- After restoration, installed new 50-gallon short water heater on new drip pan
-- Used existing supply lines and valve, reconnected original recirculation pump and T&P line
-- Removed electrical timer and installed new electrical whip
-- Filled water heater and tested plumbing work
-- Found bad seal on cold-side supply line, replaced with new soldered supply line
-- Tested system for leaks, no leaks found
-- Powered on water heater, confirmed it is heating properly
-- Reinstalled water softener and brine tank, reconnected system and set to regenerate
-- Softener system tested for leaks, no leaks found
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Removed existing indoor coil and replaced with new coil
-- Replaced filter drier
-- Pressurized system and held for 20 minutes
-- Vacuumed system down to 488 microns
-- Charged system with 10 lbs 3 oz of R-410A refrigerant
-- Verified temperature split of 20.9 degrees
-- Sub-cooling reading incomplete or not provided
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Technician returned to replace the east water heater
-- Drained and removed the old water heater, supply lines, and drip pan
-- Soldered new ball valve and installed stainless steel supply lines
-- Set new drip pan and placed water heater in pan
-- Connected supply lines, exhaust vent, expansion tank, T&P valve, sediment trap, and gas line
-- Turned water on and set expansion tank pressure to 70 PSI
-- Filled water heater and flushed water lines to remove air
-- Lit pilot and verified system operation
-- No leaks found; system working correctly at time of departure
-- Noted that any unforeseen issues will be chargeable and discussed with customer
-- Technician moved Green Fusion unit to access work area; not held responsible for movement
-- After repositioning Green Fusion, no leaks observed and system time was reset
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Tech arrived at customer’s house and began excavation
-- Located old water main, then identified newer PVC water main
-- Found broken PVC elbow; cut back to meter
-- Installed new copper connection from meter to PVC
-- Allowed glue to set for 30 minutes before completing copper connection
-- Turned water on and held system under pressure for 30 minutes with no leaks
-- Replaced hose bib on main riser as agreed with customer
-- Backfilled hole and reset grass in place
-- Informed customer that there is no warranty or guarantee on landscaping, and PlumbSmart is not responsible
-- Notified customer that patch repair on main line carries no warranty; future leaks will incur additional charges
-- Tested static water pressure at 110 PSI
-- Strongly recommended replacing pressure regulating valve and adding expansion tank to water heater
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Installed insulation covering master bedroom, nook, master bathroom, and closet (approximately 750 sq ft)
-- Replaced both dual run capacitors
-- Performed airflow diagnostic; master bedroom and nook are receiving good airflow
BRADLEY KELLIHER
– Installed customer-supplied toilet.
– Installed customer-supplied garbage disposal.
– Installed customer-supplied bathroom faucet.
– All fixtures working properly with no leaks upon completion.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Arrived and replaced the furnace control board.
-- Got the system up and running.
-- Checked refrigerant pressures and temperature split.
-- System is cooling again.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Replaced garbage disposal with a new customer-supplied 12HP garbage disposal.
-- Installed diverters and pull-down sprayer shower heads in both showers.
-- Tested all repairs for leaks and functionality.
-- No issues found at this time.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Verified leaking 34” copper line by cutting and observing drainage.
-- Confirmed the leaking line feeds the master shower using fish tape and magnets.
-- Modified manifold and ran new 34” Uponor PEX line up wall and through attic.
-- Secured and insulated attic piping.
-- Pressurized new line and purged air from system.
-- Checked water meter—no movement observed after 30 minutes.
-- Reset hall bathroom toilet with new wax ring.
-- Line successfully re-routed with no further leaks.
-- Recommended replacing outdated shower valves and addressing low hot water flow on Roman tub.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Identified blower motor over amping and shutting off
-- Replaced blower motor and capacitor under warranty
-- Unit is running and cooling properly after repair
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Removed existing supply and return plenums, flue pipe, and furnace pigtail
-- Installed new heavy-duty furnace pigtail
-- Rebalanced furnace and cased coil for proper level and drainage
-- Installed new flex flue pipe and secured to roof jack, sealed seams with metal tape
-- Installed new supply duct collars in optimal positions for best airflow efficiency
-- Sealed all duct collar connections inside and outside
-- Installed new insulated supply plenum to cased coil, sealed all sides
-- Installed new insulated return plenum with duct collars, sealed inside and out
-- Demoed sheetrock in living room for new 20x20x1 return grille with can
-- Installed 2x4 framing supports for return can
-- Installed new 14” return duct from living room grille to system
-- Installed new 12” gas sediment drip leg per state code
-- Rerouted and sealed supply lines for even airflow distribution
-- Installed new hang kit and leveled furnace
-- Tested system operation and static pressure
BRADLEY KELLIHER
A technician in Tempe, Arizona installed a 40-gallon gas water heater with a safety pan, replaced shutoff and flex lines, and added a sediment trap. They pressurized the systems and found no leaks. Descaling and hydro jetting cleared the main line, revealing pipe cracks. A sewer lining and cleanout installation were recommended.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
A technician in Scottsdale, Arizona removed a faulty loop from a water softener, rebuilt the main riser with a new shutoff and pressure regulating valve, connected the system to the home's existing loop, ran a regeneration cycle, and scheduled a follow-up visit to check water quality and system performance.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
PlumbSmart AZ installed bullhorn cleanouts, cleaned a cast iron sewer line with a Picote machine, jetted and inspected the line, and applied multiple coats of epoxy in Tempe, Arizona. The team also installed a new condensate pump to meet drainage code. Service includes a 10-year Picote warranty with annual inspections.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
PlumbSmart az replaced a leaking copper shower line with PEX and installed a new Moen Posi-Temp shower valve in Scottsdale, Arizona. The team secured the shower arm with stud support and covered the access area using an oversized trim plate, avoiding the need for tile repair. Drywall access was opened but not repaired.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
HVAC technicians in Scottsdale, Arizona replaced the TXV on a 5-ton downstairs unit and diagnosed a failed compressor after detecting abnormal pressures. They also diagnosed low pressure in the upstairs unit, adjusted blower speed, and confirmed air contamination. A new compressor will be installed, refrigerant recovered, the system pressure-tested, vacuumed, and recharged.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
A plumber in Scottsdale, Arizona inspected a home for low water pressure and found clogged lines from old softener resin. They flushed fixtures, replaced toilet fill valves, and planned to clean nine faucets, six toilets, and four showers. The plumber will install a new water softener and replace five faulty toilet shutoff valves.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Turned off water to the home.
-- Expanded opening in downstairs half bathroom wall and garage wall.
-- Installed 12” PEX pipe through studs, tied into kitchen pot filler with a copper tee and PEX conversion.
-- Anchored the new line with suspension rings and stud plates as needed.
Downstairs Guest Bathroom Valve Replacement
-- Removed old tub and shower valve, installed customer-supplied Delta valve.
-- Ran custom copper lines to tie in the new valve.
-- Left valve hardware for tile contractor to finish once tile work is completed.
-- Replaced four angle stops in the same bathroom.
-- Water restored, tested for leaks—no leaks found.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Removed existing supply plenum on vertical unit.
-- Installed correctly sized custom-built supply plenum.
-- Sealed all connections in attic using pooky tape and lifetime mastic sealant.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Replaced hot and cold laundry valves.
-- Replaced 1 ball valve at main riser.
-- Replaced backyard hose bib.
-- Replaced angle stop for master bathroom toilet.
-- All fixtures tested and found to be working properly with no leaks.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Master shower has no hot water.
-- Bathroom faucet is leaking and will not stop running.
-- Further inspection needed to diagnose and resolve both issues.
-- Parts may need to be sourced or ordered if not readily available.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Customers Chase and Chris requested replacement of the old R.O. storage tank due to loss of pressure.
-- Replaced the tank with a new pre-charged unit.
-- Tested for leaks and verified proper operation.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Arrived on site to line out damper installation per initial scope
-- Evaluated system and added additional dampers for master bedroom suite
-- Included supply feed dampers for music room and guest bathroom
-- Adjustments aimed to improve air distribution and comfort throughout home
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Replaced blower motor
-- Replaced run capacitor for blower motor
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Ran K9-102 down kitchen drain and cleared blockage.
-- Camera inspected line and found slight level issue at 2” combo below floor.
-- Ran flex shaft again to fully descale branch line.
-- Filled and drained sink multiple times — no issues found.
-- Technician recommends regular enzyme drain treatment for optimal flow.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Turned off water to home and cut all copper stub outs.
-- Installed quarter turn shut-off valves and turned water back on.
-- Assembled trim in both bathrooms; adjusted valves to sit correctly in the wall and informed customer.
-- Installed 3 faucets, connected supply lines and tubing under sinks, tested all — no leaks found.
-- Installed new garbage disposal; unable to test due to unsecured outlet — customer informed.
-- Noted that no warranty is provided on customer-supplied items.
-- Kitchen sink has square basket assemblies connected to disposal.
-- Tested all fixtures in home — all working properly with no leaks.
-- Flushed water heater and found heavy calcium buildup.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Rebuilt toilet using Kohler parts.
-- Installed new flush valve, fill valve, seals, and handle with black chain.
-- Used largest orifice on the fill tube for optimal flow.
-- Wax ring not included in this service.
-- Toilet is functioning properly upon completion.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Removed old Ruud heater from exterior utility closet
-- Turned off water, removed old valve and fittings
-- Installed new 1” ball valve, male adapters, and flex supply lines
-- Set new 75-gallon Ruud natural gas water heater in 31” drain pan
-- Reworked ½” copper for recirculating line
-- Installed new gas flex and ¾” copper to existing pressure release
-- Filled tank, ignited unit, and set temp to 120°F
-- Verified no leaks, cleaned area, and closed utility closet
BRADLEY KELLIHER
A technician in Scottsdale, Arizona cleaned the AC coil, removed debris, and replaced a dirty coil. They installed a new filter dryer, performed a leak check with nitrogen, pulled a vacuum to 500 microns, added 3 lbs of refrigerant, and verified heating and cooling function. The HVAC system now runs efficiently.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
PlumbSmart AZ removed an old water softener and installed a new Redox water softener with whole-home filtration in Scottsdale, Arizona. The team also installed two customer-supplied faucets and a customer-provided recirculating pump, completing a full home water system upgrade.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
PlumbSmart AZ installed a new OBD register to match the existing opening in Scottsdale, Arizona. The team removed the old supply register and completed an airflow test and balance to confirm proper system performance.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
-- Walked the property with customer to assess layout
-- Shut off water to home and marked drywall cut locations
-- Laid plastic to protect work area
-- First cut revealed ductwork interference, adjusted markings and made new access cuts
-- Ran new 34 red PEX from water heater to manifold
-- Installed new PEX adapters at manifold and water heater
-- Added ball valve and new supply lines at heater
-- Slowly restored water and pressure tested new lines—no leaks found
-- Secured PEX with plastic straps
-- Cleaned work area and informed customer of completion
BRADLEY KELLIHER
A technician in Scottsdale, Arizona replaced a faulty limit switch and tested a new relay on a heating system. The system now runs without faults and heats the facility effectively after a 15-minute test.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
A plumber in Scottsdale, Arizona replaced a damaged cartridge in a valve, cleaned corrosion from the valve body, applied grease, and installed a new cartridge. They restored water flow, confirmed the repair stopped the leak, and cleaned the workspace after completing the service.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
A plumbing technician in Scottsdale, Arizona replaced a failed pressure reducing valve, main shut-off valve, hose bib, and all copper lines. They also updated the riser, adjusted the fire leg, and installed a new pressure vacuum breaker with copper irrigation lines. After restoring water service, they tested the system and confirmed leak-free performance.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
PlumbSmart AZ replaced a disconnect box and installed a junction box at the roof in Scottsdale, Arizona. They ran a 12-foot liquid-tight whip to a new 3-phase disconnect and replaced exposed thermostat wires. The team tested the unit to confirm it powered on and operated correctly, completing the HVAC electrical update without further issues.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
A technician installed six new lavatory faucets with angle stops and supply lines in Scottsdale, Arizona. The technician identified that the pop-up assemblies did not have overflow features and advised the customer to acquire the correct parts.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
PlumbSmart AZ cleaned and reinstalled a clogged indoor coil in Scottsdale, Arizona. The team recovered refrigerant, replaced the filter drier, pressure tested the system, vacuumed the lines, and recharged the refrigerant. They confirmed the HVAC system was operating correctly after service.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
A technician in Scottsdale, Arizona replaced a vacuum breaker, shut-off valve, hose bib, and pressure reduction valve. The water pressure was adjusted to 65 psi. The system was tested and confirmed to have no leaks and to be operating correctly.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
PLUMBSMART az replaced a leaking 50-gallon commercial water heater in Scottsdale, Arizona. The job included removing an 8-year-old 208V 3-phase Rudd unit and installing a new water heater with updated dielectric unions and an expansion tank in a janitor’s room.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
A plumber in Scottsdale, Arizona replaced two leaking bathroom faucets, updated corroded emergency shutoff valves, and installed a new waste and overflow kit for a soaking tub. The homeowner provided the new sink faucets. All mounting parts were inspected to ensure proper function and prevent future leaks.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
PlumbSmart AZ rebuilt a main riser in Scottsdale, Arizona. The job included installing a ball valve, pressure reduction valve set to 65 psi, and hose bib. Technicians replaced a 1-inch vacuum breaker, added a water heater expansion tank, and rerouted a hot water line in the master bathroom. The system passed inspection with no water loss.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
PlumbSmart AZ performed a full duct cleaning service in Scottsdale, Arizona. Technicians cleaned all registers and ductwork using a vacuum and brush system. They applied disinfectant spray, installed six air filters, and re-cleaned the registers to complete the service. This improves airflow and removes buildup from inside the ventilation system.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
A plumber in Scottsdale, Arizona replaced a shower valve after unsuccessful attempts to clear a blocked cold water line. The task included removing the old valve and fittings, installing a new Moen valve with updated trim, and testing the system. Despite replacement, the cold side continued to show low pressure.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
A technician cleaned a cast iron main sewer line using a flex shaft in Scottsdale, Arizona. They removed debris, smoothed the interior, and performed a camera inspection to confirm the line’s condition. The inspection showed no further problems, and the job was completed as expected. The customer received a full update on the results.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
PlumbSmart AZ installed a new Navien 240A tankless water heater in Scottsdale, Arizona. The team re-routed water lines, added a gas line with sediment trap, installed a vent and condensate system, adjusted the shut-off valve, and pressure tested the system. They verified hot water flow and set the unit's anti-scald temperature.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
A contractor in Scottsdale, Arizona removed an old shower panel and installed a new Moen unit. They drilled into tile, connected water lines, and tested for leaks. They also installed a Moen faucet in the guest bathroom. All fixtures were tested, and water lines were matched to the existing setup. Low water pressure was noted in the shower panel.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
PlumbSmart AZ replaced an old water heater with a new tankless unit in Scottsdale, Arizona. The team installed service valves, copper supply and demand lines, a shut-off valve, a TMP line, a condensation line, a drip leg, a gas flex line, a 2-inch PVC flue vent, and a 110V outlet.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
A technician in Scottsdale, Arizona disassembled the master shower trim to access and replace the thermostatic and diverter controls. They removed corroded cartridges, cleaned the valve bodies, and reinstalled components. The guest shower cartridge was also cleaned to stop a drip. Both showers were tested and are functioning properly. Work area was cleaned after completion.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
PlumbSmart AZ replaced a pressure vacuum breaker in Scottsdale, Arizona. The team shut off the home's water, removed old irrigation valves, installed new copper piping, and connected it to the existing PVC. Water was restored and tested without leaks. The customer was informed of additional irrigation repairs needed by their landscaper.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
A technician in Scottsdale, Arizona replaced a malfunctioning TXV, removed dual filter dryers, and installed a new external filter dryer. They performed a nitrogen pressure test, pulled a deep vacuum, recharged the system with R-410A refrigerant, and confirmed proper heating and cooling function after system testing.
BRADLEY KELLIHER
A technician in Scottsdale, Arizona replaced an inverter drive at an HVAC condenser, installed a previously missed surge protector, and confirmed system functionality. The team restored power, tested the heat mode, and verified proper startup of the compressor and fan. The system now runs correctly with no further issues found.
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A technician replaced a faulty shower valve causing loss of cold water in Scottsdale, Arizona. They shut off the water, installed a new PEX line, capped the old supply, and connected the new line to the valve. After cutting drywall for access, they completed leak testing. The valve now functions properly.
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PlumbSmart AZ removed a tankless water heater and installed a new tank-style direct vent unit in Scottsdale, Arizona. The team replaced valves, supply lines, and fittings, tested for gas and water leaks, and verified system operation. The service included safe disposal of the old unit and installation of a new drain pan and flex duct.
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A plumber in Scottsdale, Arizona adjusted a water pressure regulator to reduce noise during a carbon filter regeneration cycle. They flushed a 15-year-old electric water heater and recommended replacement due to heavy sediment. The plumber also identified the need to replace RO filters and install a newly purchased garbage disposal.
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A technician in Scottsdale, Arizona replaced a faulty furnace control board and diagnosed a wiring short caused by a defective thermostat. The technician installed a new thermostat, connected wiring, programmed it to the current system, and verified that the heating system operated correctly.
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PlumbSmart AZ updated venting and condensate lines, corrected the T&P valve pitch, and replaced the gas sediment trap in Scottsdale, Arizona. Technicians also tested home hot water flow and checked for carbon monoxide leaks, confirming system safety. The team recommended replacing the shutoff and removing the gate valve for improved reliability.
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Technicians in Scottsdale, Arizona removed and replaced two failed condenser fan motors and run capacitors. They corrected overheating issues, confirmed accurate motor amp readings, and verified full system performance. The team also reviewed the failure with the homeowner, highlighting signs of oil leakage from faulty seals. Systems now function correctly.
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A plumber in Scottsdale, Arizona replaced faulty Dornbracht shower cartridges to fix a hot water issue in a guest house. They cleared debris from tub, sprayer, and lavatory cartridges to resolve water pressure problems. The technician tested all fixtures to confirm consistent temperature and flow before completing the service.
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A technician in Scottsdale, Arizona replaced a condenser fan motor under warranty, confirmed correct motor rotation, and cleaned the return side of the indoor coil to remove debris. They tested the HVAC system to ensure proper operation and recorded a payment transaction.
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A technician in Scottsdale, Arizona inspected a four-stage reverse osmosis system with low water pressure. They identified a burst air bladder in the pressure tank. The technician provided estimates for replacing the tank and filters and recommended replacing the entire system for improved performance.
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A technician reinstalled a water heater and tested it for leaks to confirm correct operation in Scottsdale, Arizona. The service restored proper function and ensured safety through thorough inspection and verification.
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A technician in Scottsdale, Arizona replaced a faulty condenser fan motor and installed a new dual run capacitor. They cleaned biological buildup from the blower wheel and added a surge protector to protect the HVAC system from electrical damage.
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A plumber in Scottsdale, Arizona replaced a Kohler shower cartridge in a hallway bathroom and installed new 14-turn angle stops and a customer-supplied faucet under the laundry sink. The technician tested the systems, confirmed no leaks, and cleaned the area. Photos of the master shower controls were sent for an upcoming estimate.
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A technician in Scottsdale, Arizona replaced a faulty Kohler shower cartridge in a spare bathroom and adjusted the home's water heater temperature to 125°F to improve hot water output. The technician tested the new cartridge and confirmed proper function with no leaks.
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A technician in Scottsdale, Arizona removed an old water heater and installed a new 50-gallon electric unit. They upgraded shut-off valves, supply lines, and pex piping throughout the attic. All connections were tested for leaks and worked correctly. The job included soldering new adapters at manifolds in the laundry and master bathroom areas.
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Technicians in Scottsdale, Arizona replaced a failed condenser fan motor and recharged upstairs cooling equipment by replacing a leaking indoor coil. Both repairs used parts covered under the manufacturer’s warranty. Service also included installing a new filter drier, adding refrigerant, and rehanging the furnace and coil for stable operation.
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A plumber in Scottsdale, Arizona replaced the tank seals on four Toto toilets. Each toilet was drained, had its tank removed and resealed, then reinstalled and tested for leaks. The technician also replaced all four water supply lines and a malfunctioning emergency valve in the master bathroom.
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A plumber in Scottsdale, Arizona replaced a Roman tub faucet. The service included removing the existing trim and valve assembly, installing a customer-provided tub filler and valve, soldering hot and cold water lines, and restoring water. The technician reinstalled the access panel and advised the customer to avoid pressure on it for 24 hours.
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Technicians installed a new condensate pump to improve drainage in an HVAC system in Scottsdale, Arizona. They cleaned the evaporator coil and drain pan, adjusted the drain line, wired the pump with an inline fuse, and verified proper water flow. The repair resolved the issue of standing water and leakage inside the system.
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PlumbSmart AZ installed a 48k redox water filtration system and a new pressure regulating valve in Mesa, Arizona. Technicians confirmed leak-free operation, adjusted pressure to 65 psi, and identified a need for an additional expansion tank. They also removed a faulty irrigation valve and advised on the aging solar water heater.
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PlumbSmart replaced above-ground kitchen plumbing in Scottsdale, Arizona. Technicians removed damaged cast-iron pipe and installed ABS piping, a new sanitary tee, and a P-trap. They corrected a back-pitched drain, tied in the vent, used a flex shaft machine to clear blockages, and confirmed flow with camera inspection. All fittings were tested and leak-free.
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PlumbSmart installed a 32K whole-home water softener system in Scottsdale, AZ. The team removed the old unit, modified copper pipes, and connected the new system. After turning the water on, they checked for leaks and ran a backwash cycle. The customer flushed the lines, and the technician reviewed the system and answered questions.
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A faulty shower cartridge can cause water flow issues. Our team replaced a failed cartridge, restoring proper function to the customer's shower in Scottsdale, AZ.
Most Recent Reviews (8)
May 09, 2025
Your service was excellent. DEVI Did a lot of things for me all in one day and I couldn’t avast for a better job. He is a gem,, hang onto him. I would like to see him again for my next job.
May 08, 2025
Your service is absolutely top-of-the-line. All your people have been absolutely great but I want to say a special shout out for Devin Stoger. You spent an hour entire day doing plumbing chores I did an absolute fantastic job on all.
May 08, 2025
Francisco did a great job. He was polite and friendly, while completing the outdoor plumbing work. He also did a minor replacement on the hot water tank quickly and efficiently.
May 07, 2025
Brian was great! Very competent, courteous and efficient. And the cost was reasonable.
May 01, 2025
I was very pleased with the service I received from Plumbsmart.
Apr 27, 2025
Great service. Prompt and skilled plumbers. One problem. After 10k plus whole house redo we still have an inoperable shower in one of the bathrooms. How would you rate that?
Apr 09, 2025
PlumbSmart’s service was GREAT! Whenever I called and set up an appointment to have my two A/C units serviced, Hunter let me know that PlumbSmart was running a special of which I took advantage. Jacob Hood came out and serviced both of my units inside/out. Unfortunately, he had to let me know that my condenser motors and capacitors were about to go out. He then let me know what the cost would be to replace those items. Needless to say, I wasn’t prepared for that, but after thinking about it and knowing that Arizona’s “hot season” was just around the corner, I decided to go ahead with getting the work performed, and due to a cancellation, I was actually able to get the work done a day earlier than planned. I was contacted by Hunter, and he let me know that Ramin Badiee would be the technician who be coming to perform the service. Mr. Badiee did an excellent job! He was professional, friendly, and knowledgeable and took the time to answer my questions. I had also requested that he show me the “old motors & capacitors” so that I would know exactly what had been replaced. I really appreciated him doing that. I also spoke with Matthew Morales regarding the service to be performed and he discussed finances with me, which I also appreciated. He let me know that PlumbSmart would be available for any questions or issues that might arise. I’m very pleased with PlumbSmart’s service, and everyone I’ve had dealings with have been great and treat me like a valued client.
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