Student rentals, mid-century ranch homes, and everything in between along the canal.
Tempe packs a lot of plumbing variety into a small footprint. Around ASU it's mostly older rental housing that's seen a lot of tenant turnover and not always a lot of upkeep. Further out you get 1960s and '70s ranch homes on canal-adjacent lots, where root intrusion into the sewer line is a recurring call.
We've pulled tree roots out of more Tempe sewer laterals than we'd care to count, especially along the older canal-side streets where the trees are as old as the houses.
Upfront pricing. No surprises. Licensed, bonded, and insured on every job.
About plumbing service in Tempe, answered plainly.
Regularly. We can turn around a unit between tenants and give you a written estimate for anything beyond routine maintenance, which helps if you're billing it back against a deposit or budgeting for turnover.
A lot of the older Tempe streets, especially near the canals, were planted with large trees decades ago. Roots follow moisture, and a sewer line is effectively an underground water source to them. We camera the line to confirm before recommending anything.
Yes, same-day in most cases. Call ahead and we'll give you a realistic window rather than an all-day guess.