Plumber in Glendale, AZ

Water Heater Repair & Replacement

Gas and electric tank water heaters — repair, flush, and same-size or short-model replacement. You deal with Dave, the licensed plumber who does the work.

Plumbing Repairs

Toilets, faucets, sinks, garbage disposals, tubs and showers, shower valves. Fast, honest repairs from the licensed plumber who does the work.

Water Conditioning

Water conditioning system installs to reduce hard Valley water that wears out fixtures, heaters and pipes.

Veteran-Owned, Locally Run

Aurora Plumbing & Mechanical is a veteran-owned plumbing company based in Peoria, AZ. Since 2017, Dave has provided water heater repair, plumbing repairs, repiping, and more to homeowners throughout Peoria, Glendale, Phoenix, and the surrounding West Valley.

No Salesmen, Just Straight Answers

When you call Aurora Plumbing, you work directly with Dave, the licensed plumber handling your repairs. Whether it's a leaking pipe, plumbing fixture, or water heater problem, you'll get a clear explanation of what's wrong and the repair options available for your home.

Built for Arizona Homes

Arizona's hard water and desert heat create unique plumbing challenges. From water heater installations and water conditioning to outdoor misting systems, Aurora Plumbing helps homeowners in Peoria, Glendale, Sun City, Phoenix, and nearby communities find solutions suited to their homes.

Glendale runs from historic downtown out through Arrowhead Ranch and Arrowhead Lakes, and the plumbing needs shift block by block. Dave is the one who shows up and the one who quotes, so you get a straight read on what's wrong and what it actually takes to fix it — no salesman in between.

Hard Valley water wears cartridges and washers faster than you'd expect, which is why a slow drip often becomes a steady stream. We use parts that hold up and tell you honestly when a fixture is worth saving. For the full list of repairs we handle, see our plumbing repairs page.

Leaking faucets & sinks

A dripping faucet is usually a worn cartridge, washer, or O-ring — and Glendale's hard water speeds up that wear. We repair kitchen and bath faucets, tighten leaky sink connections, and replace cartridges and aerators so the drip stops for good.

Running toilets

A toilet that won't stop running is almost always a worn flapper, fill valve, or flush valve — not a reason to replace the fixture. We swap the worn parts for a fraction of the cost and tell you straight if the tank or bowl is actually cracked.

Shower & bathtub plumbing

A shower that goes cold the second someone runs a sink is a classic pressure-balance valve problem. We repair and replace pressure-balance and thermostatic cartridges so your shower holds a steady temperature and pressure.

Garbage disposal repair

A disposal that hums, jams, or leaks under the sink can often be cleared or repaired. When the housing is leaking or the motor is shot, a replacement is the better value — and we can have a new unit in quickly.

Fixture replacement

Sometimes a fixture has simply reached the end of its useful life. We'll tell you honestly whether a repair will hold or a replacement makes more sense, then install a quality fixture chosen to stand up to hard water.

Diagnosing hidden leaks

Water showing up where it shouldn't — under a sink, at a supply line, or around a fixture base — should be addressed before it reaches your cabinets or flooring. We locate the source and explain whether a repair will hold or the fixture needs replacing.

Water service line leaks

An unexplained jump in your water bill or a damp spot in the yard can point to a leak between the meter and the house. We locate the source and explain whether a localized repair will hold or the line needs replacing.

Low or inconsistent pressure

A pressure drop across the whole house is different from one slow faucet. It can be a regulator, a restriction in the main line, or aging supply piping — and we diagnose before recommending any work so you fix the actual cause.

Signs of aging or damaged pipes

Repeated pinhole leaks in copper, discolored water, or a pressure drop across multiple fixtures can all point to piping that's nearing the end of its service life. We evaluate the whole system rather than patching one joint at a time.

Repair versus replacement

A single leak in an otherwise sound line is often a localized repair. Repeated leaks, though, usually mean it's time to look at the whole run. Dave walks you through that decision honestly, with options that fit the home and the budget.

Copper & PEX repiping options

We repipe in both copper and PEX, and each has its trade-offs. Copper is familiar and durable; PEX is flexible, resists scale buildup differently, and often means fewer fittings and less wall access. We'll explain which fits your home.

Evaluating whole-home repiping

A whole-home repipe is a bigger project, and we plan it to minimize disruption — staging the work, keeping water restored at the end of each day, and coordinating shutoffs so you're not left dry. We'll tell you plainly whether it's warranted.

Mature Glendale neighborhoods around Arrowhead Ranch, Arrowhead Lakes, and Hillcrest Ranch have homes with original copper that's been carrying hard Valley water for decades. When pressure drops or leaks recur, Dave diagnoses whether the problem is isolated or signs of aging supply lines.

We handle water line repairs and whole-home repiping in copper and PEX, and we coordinate with the city on shut-offs when the work calls for it. For the full breakdown, see our water main & repiping page.

Peoria, AZ

Our home base. Aurora Plumbing & Mechanical is headquartered right in Peoria, so when you call, you're reaching a neighbor — not a dispatch center routing a stranger to your door.

Sun City, AZ

Sun City's established, well-loved homes are a regular stop for us — a quick trip from our Peoria shop, where aging fixtures and water heaters get honest, local care.

Phoenix, AZ

As a Phoenix metro veteran-owned plumbing business, we serve the city's north and west neighborhoods — from Deer Valley out toward North Mountain Village — with the same straight-answer plumbing.