Do you have a burst pipe? Does the smell of sewage permeate your home? Has that leaking faucet finally driven you off the deep end? Then, you need to call Mesa’s go-to plumber: BSJ Plumbing. We know that plumbing issues often strike at the worst possible time. That’s why we take steps to ensure our rates stay competitive and our responses prompt. All of the licensed plumbers we employ know the importance of putting you first and are equipped to tackle almost any plumbing problem.

In the 21st century, a life without plumbing is hard to imagine. It’s such a vital part of everyday life that you rarely think about the benefits it provides. The fact that you can turn a faucet and expect hot water to come out is only possible through years of plumbing advances. Without the help of professional plumbers—from Ancient Greece to today—our modern lifestyle would be impossible.

Before discussing the wide array of plumbing services we provide in Mesa, we want to remind you of the vital role plumbers play in society.

• Health: The World Health Organization has declared plumbers to be the world’s most important frontline workers. Through their knowledge of pipes and water supply, they make clean water accessible. This water can then be used for hygiene practices and sanitation.
• Waste Removal: Your plumbing systems are responsible for transporting, dispersing, and transporting liquid and solid waste. It is only through the work of plumbers that things like diphtheria and typhoid have become less common.
• Water Conservation: Unfortunately, there’s only so much water to go around. That’s why using it wisely is so vital. Plumbing companies like ours use technology and water management programs to optimize water usage. We also help put recycling programs in place that limit unnecessary waste.

If you’ve heard stories about the havoc an inexperienced plumber can wreak on your plumbing system, then you know how important it is to find the right plumbing company. To ensure your home is in the right hands, we suggest keeping an eye out for:

1. Proper Licensing: Make sure your potential plumber is licensed, insured, and certified to work in the state of Arizona. This ensures they’ve passed a basic competency test and are up-to-date on modern plumbing code.
2. Business Experience: While there are some exceptions, it’s best to hire plumbing companies with a few years under their belt. The more experienced a plumbing contractor is, the quicker they’ll be able to pinpoint and correct the problem.
3. Price: Before hiring someone for major plumbing work in Mesa, we suggest getting a few price quotes. Don’t be tempted by the cheapest invoice, however! This is often a sign—especially if the difference is large—that a plumbing contractor doesn’t understand the work involved.
4. Reviews and References: What do past customers have to say about the plumber? How do people you know react when they hear the company’s name? Check Google and Facebook for previous reviews. If there are negative ones, verify that the company actually provides a solution to the perceived problem.
5. Guarantees: What happens if you aren’t happy with the work the plumber does? Will they make it up to you? Is a refund in the cards? Any plumbing company that isn’t willing to stand behind its work is one best passed over.

For people who don’t have time for this kind of research, we suggest giving 480-325-0886 a call. We check all of the above boxes. We’re also locally owned and familiar with Chandler, Mesa, and Gilbert.

Our plumbing company understands how important it is to keep the plumbing in your home or business operating efficiently. But we also know that satisfying you is just as—if not more—vital. That is why all of our plumbers undergo regular training to equip them with the latest tools and discoveries. Through this, they become better able to spot and diagnose problems in your bathroom or kitchen fixtures. As a locally-owned company based out of Mesa, we are familiar with the plumbing structure and needs of homes like yours. To experience our difference first hand, we invite you to schedule an appointment by phone or form. Not sure we're the Mesa plumber for you? See what past customers had to say about our plumbing services.

How Much Will My Plumbing Repair Cost?

Unfortunately, this isn’t something we can provide over the phone. Every plumbing job in Mesa is different. To ensure an accurate price, we’ll need to visit your home to investigate the issue. Rest assured, our quotes are fair and based on current market rates.

What Brands Do You Service?

You might be wondering if we can handle your particular faucet or toilet issue because of its brand. Well, rest easy! BSJ Plumbing services all popular brands of plumbing fixtures including American Standard, Bemis, Delta, Elkay, Grohe, InSinkErator, Kohler, Moen, Mueller, Coleman, GE, Kohler, Whirlpool, and Whirlaway.

I Have a Leak. What Do I Do?

You’ll want to start by shutting off the main water supply. Alternatively, instead of shutting off water to your whole house, you may be able to shut off water closer to the leak. Stopping the flow of water will help limit the scope of the water damage. Then, use towels or rags to absorb what water you can. By doing so, you can make a cleaner, safer working area for our plumber. Lastly, if it will take a few days for us to get there, consider opening a window and using an air blower to wick off excess moisture. If the leak is small, you can initiate a temporary patch before turning the water back on.

Does it Really Matter if My Plumber is Licensed in Arizona?

Although you might get a better rate from an unlicensed plumber, the savings aren’t worth it. Any repairs they complete won’t be covered by insurance if they fail. There is also no guarantee that the solutions implemented will meet modern code standards.

How Can I Save on My Water Bills?

There are few things you can do to lower your water bills. These savings tips include:

• Limiting shower length
• Place warm water in the fridge instead of waiting for the tap to cool
• Install a low-flow showerhead or toilet
• Only wash full dishwasher and laundry loads
• Use a brick to limit the volume of toilet flushes
• Use the dishwasher instead of handwashing