Plumbing Repairs in Peoria, AZ

Repairs Done Right

From running toilets to dripping faucets and leaking fixtures, Dave diagnoses the problem and explains practical repair options.

Talk Directly to Dave

The plumber who diagnoses the problem is the one who fixes it — no sales department or commission pushing you toward a bigger job than you need.

Respect for Your Home

Aurora focuses on careful workmanship, clear communication, and leaving the work area clean after the repair.

Toilet Repair & Running Toilet Problems

A toilet that won't stop running is usually a worn flapper, fill valve, or flush valve — small, inexpensive parts that can quietly waste hundreds of gallons a week. When the tank and bowl are still sound, replacing the part is usually all it takes.

Leaks at the base, weak or incomplete flushes, and fill problems that keep cycling are all common toilet repairs. If a toilet is cracked or keeps failing, Dave will let you know and walk you through the replacement options.

Faucet & Sink Repair

A constant drip usually traces to a worn cartridge, washer, or O-ring — parts that hard Arizona water wears down faster than you'd expect. Dave repairs the failing component and flushes the line so debris doesn't undo the fix.

Low flow, mineral-clogged aerators, and leaking connections under a kitchen or bathroom sink get the same approach: find the real cause, fix it cleanly, and protect your cabinets and counters while we work.

Garbage Disposal Repair & Replacement

A disposal that hums but won't turn is often a simple jam, while one that leaks at a connection can usually be resealed. Dave clears jams and fixes connection leaks before suggesting a new unit.

Unusual grinding noises, a housing that leaks, or a motor that's given out usually mean replacement is the better value. He'll tell you whether a repair will hold or a new disposal makes more sense — and have it in quickly either way.

Shower & Bathtub Plumbing Repairs

A shower that goes cold the second another fixture runs is a classic pressure-balance valve problem. Dave replaces the cartridge or balancing spool so your shower holds a steady temperature instead of surprising you.

Leaking showerheads, dripping tub spouts, and failing thermostatic valves are all common shower and tub repairs. We use cartridges and parts chosen to hold up in hard water, and we keep the surrounding area clean.

Plumbing Leak Repair

Water showing up where it shouldn't — under a sink, around a fixture, or along a wall — is worth chasing down quickly. A small leak can quietly damage cabinets, drywall, and flooring long before you see standing water.

Dave finds the source rather than just patching the visible drip, because a repair only lasts when it fixes the actual cause. Most leaks are right at the fixture — a worn seal, a loose connection, or a failing valve — but some are concealed inside a wall or under a slab, where a slow supply-line leak can do real damage before it's noticed. When a leak traces to aging supply lines or failing pipes, he can also coordinate a water main or repipe so the fix holds.

A repair that keeps coming back. If you've fixed the same fixture more than once, there's usually an underlying cause — a failing valve body, a damaged seat, or a supply issue — that a proper diagnosis will catch before the next repeat.

Signs of water damage. Warped cabinets, stained or soft drywall, musty smells, or buckling flooring near a fixture all point to a leak that's been running behind the scenes. The sooner it's found, the less damage it does.

More than one fixture acting up at once. When several fixtures lose pressure or flow at the same time, the cause is usually shared — a supply line, a restriction, or a failing pressure regulator — rather than three separate failures happening at once. That kind of pattern needs proper diagnosis to sort out.

A DIY fix that didn't hold. A temporary patch that's failed again generally means the root problem was never addressed. A licensed plumber finds and fixes the actual cause so the repair lasts.

Older fixtures nearing the end. Fixtures past their service life often cost less to replace than to keep repairing. Dave will give you an honest read on whether a repair still makes sense or replacement is the smarter spend.

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.

Water Conditioning

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

Water Main & Repiping

Main water line repair and replacement, copper and PEX repipes. We coordinate water shut-off with the city.