What we do and where we work
We handle residential and commercial plumbing problems in Marana, from leaks and clogged drains to water heaters, sewer lines and fixtures. The services page lists every type of work, and each one has its own page with causes, symptoms and cost factors.
We serve Marana and nearby towns. That includes Picture Rocks, which sits in unincorporated Pima County and follows county permit rules instead of the Town's. You can see the neighborhoods and ZIP codes on the service areas page.
How to judge any plumber before you hire
Use this list with us or with anyone else. A good plumber will not mind the questions.
- Look up the license on the Arizona Registrar of Contractors site at roc.az.gov and read the record yourself.
- Confirm the license class covers the work. Plumbing classes are C-37, CR-37 and R-37.
- Ask for the price in writing or by message before work starts, and ask what could change it.
- Ask who pulls the permit when one is required, and what inspection follows.
- Be cautious if a plumber promises an exact arrival time over the phone for a problem they have not seen.
The ROC says to make certain the contractor's license class allows for the work listed in the contract. That one check catches many problems early.
Licensing classes in plain terms
Arizona divides plumbing licenses by who the work is for. CR-37 is a dual license for residential and commercial plumbing, C-37 covers commercial plumbing, and R-37 is for residential plumbing including solar. R-37 has subclassifications such as gas piping, sewers and drains, and swimming pool plumbing.
The C-37 scope also includes septic tanks and leaching lines, water conditioning equipment, lawn sprinklers and hot water supply systems. Because the scope varies, a license that fits a water heater job may not fit every other job.
Permits are part of doing the job right
Inside Marana, the Town adopted the 2024 International Plumbing Code (IPC) with local amendments. Marana lists water heater replacement under its permit application process with a safety inspection, so confirm details with Development Services at (520) 382-2600.
Outside the Town, Pima County lists permits for new or replacement water heaters and for new pipe work. A plumber who skips a required permit can leave you with a problem when you sell or file an insurance claim.
Pricing and scheduling in practice
Prices depend on the problem, access to the pipe, the parts needed and the time of day. For that reason we do not list dollar figures online. We give you a clear price before work starts, and we offer same-day appointments when available.
We do not promise an arrival time. If you are dealing with active water, shut off the main valve and call (855) 575-2890 any hour.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, we are licensed and insured. We still suggest checking any contractor on roc.az.gov, including us, because the license class matters as much as the license itself.
Our address is 3864 W Tangerine Rd, Marana, AZ 85658. Calls are the best way to reach us, and the line is open 24/7 at (855) 575-2890.
Yes. Emergencies like a burst pipe or a failed water heater get the 24/7 line. Planned jobs like plumbing installation and repiping can be scheduled by phone.
The ROC describes a fund that covers each residential license up to $200,000, capped at $30,000 per residential property owner. A claim requires discipline of the contractor and must be filed within two years after proceedings end.
Call the ROC at (602) 542-1525 for how it works.
Call us and describe the problem. We give you a clear price before work starts, and the price can change only if the job turns out different from what was described.
Still deciding? Call the 24/7 line.
A person answers, listens to the problem, and tells you what happens next.
Call (855) 575-2890