Emergency Plumber in Tolleson, AZ

Tolleson's utilities

Tolleson is a small West Valley city, about 11 miles from downtown Phoenix, that provides and bills its own water and sewer service. The city's wells use electrodialysis reversal treatment, and much of its supply is finished water bought from the City of Phoenix through system connections. The city has reported total hardness of 92 to 200 ppm in its distribution system. City Hall customer service, at the Civic Center on W. Van Buren Street, is 623-936-7111 Tolleson also keeps a service line materials inventory, viewable through ADEQ's lead and copper page. We did not find an official page naming the gas utility for Tolleson, so check your gas bill for that number.

What to do right away

1. Close the main valve; if it's stuck, don't force it hard enough to break it.
2. Turn off the water heater's gas or breaker if the tank is leaking.
3. Stop using fixtures if a drain is backing up.
4. If you smell gas, get outside and call 911 and your gas utility.
5. Report water in the street or at the meter to the City of Tolleson.
6. Mop up what you can, lift valuables off the floor, and call a plumber.

When you're connected, give the address and nearest cross street, say whether the main is off, and ask how after-hours pricing works. No arrival time is promised.

What you see and why

Cost factors

• The hour; nights and weekends generally cost more.
• The location of the break, from an open cabinet to a slab or yard line.
• Whether the fix is a repair or a replacement.
• Permits: Tolleson requires permits for remodeling, additions and improvements through Development Services, with online applications through Civic Access, so a larger repair may need one.