AP Plumbing is a licensed plumbing company (License #347303) serving Paradise Valley, AZ. Our Paradise Valley plumbers work on residential water, drain, and gas systems, from a single dripping angle stop to a failed main line under a landscaped acre. Homeowners here call us for leak detection, drain and sewer work, water heater repair and installation, gas line repair, bathroom and kitchen plumbing, water treatment, and 24-hour emergency service.
The company is led by Adrian Perez, with more than a decade of hands-on plumbing experience behind the work. You can read more about AP Plumbing and how the team operates. Pricing is given upfront before anything starts, our vans carry the parts most repairs need, and same-day appointments are available across the town.
San Tan Valley is a growing community with beautiful neighborhoods, thriving businesses, and unique plumbing needs. At AP Plumbing, we’ve built a strong reputation by consistently delivering dependable service, expert solutions, and customer-first care. Here’s why homeowners and businesses in San Tan Valley trust us
Slab leaks, irrigation line breaks, and failures on the private service line between the meter and the house. Our leak detection process uses pressure testing and acoustic locating to mark the break before anything is dug or opened, which keeps the repair small on a landscaped property.
Kitchen and bath drains, main line backups, and recurring clogs that come back a few months after every cleaning. Drain cleaning handles the blockage itself, while a camera inspection of the sewer line shows whether the pipe needs cleaning or replacement. That way the same drain is not treated twice for a problem the snake was never going to fix.
Tank and tankless units, including the second heater that serves a guest house or a far wing. We handle water heater repair when the unit is worth saving and water heater installation when it is not, and we tell you which is which before you commit.
Buried lines feeding pool heaters, fire features, patio heaters, and built-in grills. If you smell gas, leave the area and call from outside. Our gas line repair work starts with a pressure test to locate the fault, followed by repair of the affected section.
Fixture replacements, shower valve relocations, second sinks, and the rough-in work behind a remodel. Renovating a mid-century home usually means opening walls untouched since the house was built, which is the right moment to handle kitchen and bath plumbing while the old branch lines are still accessible.
Local water is hard enough that treatment is preventive maintenance for every fixture and appliance downstream of it. Water softener installation protects the whole system, a water filtration system covers the house, and reverse osmosis handles drinking water at the kitchen sink.
Burst supply lines, sewage backing up through a floor drain, and water heaters that let go. AP Plumbing answers emergency plumbing calls 24 hours a day.
Most residential parcels in town run an acre or more. That puts the meter near the street and the house well back from it, and everything in between is private line the homeowner owns and pays to repair. A break on that run does not show itself the way an indoor leak does. It shows up as a water bill that jumped for no clear reason, a patch of decomposed granite that stays damp long after the irrigation cycle ended, or pressure that faded at the far end of the house.
Age is the second factor. A large share of the town’s homes went up between the 1950s and the 1970s, before copper supply and PVC drains became standard. Galvanized steel corrodes from the inside out, so pressure fades over years rather than failing in one day, and rusty water on the first draw of the morning tells the same story. Cast iron drain lines scale and crack at the hubs. Many of these homes have also been partially repiped over the decades, and general plumbing repair on them often starts with finding where the old material stops and the newer work begins.
Not every property in town drains to a municipal sewer either, so the first question on a main line backup is which system the house is connected to. That answer changes what should happen next.
Hard water rounds it out. Sediment collects in the bottom of a tank heater until the burner has to fire through it, which is the rumbling most people eventually hear. Tankless units scale inside the heat exchanger and start throttling flow. Faucet cartridges, angle stops, and toilet fill valves stiffen and begin to weep. On a property carrying two heaters, a softener, and an RO system, that maintenance load is doubled from the start.
Upfront pricing. You get the number before the work begins, not after the job is finished.
Diagnosis before quoting. We run the fixture, check pressure, or put a camera in the line rather than pricing from a description over the phone. On older homes that step routinely changes the recommendation.
Same-day appointments and stocked vans. Most repairs are completed on the first visit instead of being scheduled twice.
Licensed and insured. Arizona License #347303, with more than ten years of plumbing experience behind the company.
A straight answer. When a repair is the wrong call and replacement is the honest one, we say so and show you what we found.
Call AP Plumbing to book a Paradise Valley appointment, and ask for the price before the work starts.
Call or email and describe what the system is doing, including when it started and which fixtures are affected. We schedule a window, arrive with the parts common to that repair, confirm the fault on site, and give you a price before any work begins. Most residential calls are one visit. Jobs that need a permit, a specialty part, or excavation get scheduled with the timeline explained in advance rather than left open.
If you are dealing with an active leak before we arrive, shut the water off. The main shutoff is usually near the meter at the street or on the side of the house where the line enters. On a large lot it is worth locating that valve on a calm afternoon rather than in the dark with water running.
AP Plumbing covers Paradise Valley along with Scottsdale, Phoenix, Tempe, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Queen Creek, San Tan Valley, Florence, Coolidge, and Casa Grande. The full list is on our service areas page. Residential work is the core of what we do, from single-fixture repairs to full repipes.
How do I know if a leak is on my side of the meter?
Shut off every fixture and irrigation zone, then check the meter. If the low flow indicator is still moving, water is running somewhere between the meter and the house, and that section is the homeowner’s responsibility to repair.
Is my water heater worth repairing or replacing?
Age decides it more often than the fault does. A conventional tank in this water tends to reach the end of its useful life in its second decade, and past that point a repair is money spent on a unit that will fail again. A younger tank with a bad thermocouple or heating element is worth fixing.
Why does one bathroom have weak pressure when the rest of the house is fine?
That points to a restricted branch line rather than a whole-house problem. In older homes it is usually galvanized pipe that has narrowed with corrosion. In newer ones it is more often a clogged aerator or a failing angle stop, both quick fixes.
Do you handle after-hours calls?
Yes. Emergency service is available 24 hours a day for burst lines, sewer backups, and water heater failures.
Paradise Valley homeowners who want a licensed team, a clear price, and work that holds can reach AP Plumbing’s Paradise Valley plumbers at 480-910-2652. Call to book service or to have a leak, drain, gas line, or water heater looked at today.
AP Plumbing proudly offers a full range of plumbing services to San Tan Valley residents and businesses, including
Replacement of old, corroded, or faulty piping to protect your property long-term.
For reliable plumbing services in San Tan Valley, trust the licensed experts at AP Plumbing. We’re here 24/7 to ensure your home or business stays safe, comfortable, and free from plumbing issues.
Email: info@adrianperezplumbing.com