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No hot water, a rumbling tank or a leak at your Chandler home? Describe the problem and we'll try to match you with an independent local plumber.
Water heater, drain and leak problems in Chandler
Pick your problem, or describe it in the form.
Emergency Plumber Urgent
Burst pipe or sewage coming up.
Water Heater Repair & Replacement
No hot water, a rumbling tank, hard-water scale.
Drain Cleaning
A slow sink, gurgling toilet, or rising shower water.
Leak Detection
A climbing bill, or warm spots on the floor.
Sewer Line Repair
Drains backing up together, or a cleanout smell.
Something else? Get matched and describe it.
Chandler's hard water and your water heater
Chandler's water is hard: about 5 to 20 grains per gallon, averaging near 16.5. The city says it's no health issue, but it builds scale in water heaters. Yours acting up? Get matched.
Chandler at a glance
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In Chandler: what's the city's, what's yours
Chandler repairs plumbing up to and including the city's water meter. Everything after the meter is yours. For a sewer backup, call the wastewater line below.
Official lines
- Water leak needing immediate attention, business hours
- 480-782-3700Select Option 3, then Option 1.
- Water leak, after hours
- 480-782-4130The police non-emergency number. Unsure? The city says call 9-1-1.
- Sewer problem
- 480-782-3600Chandler Wastewater Collection.
Sources (checked October 2026): Chandler water FAQs · Chandler water quality FAQs · Public Works and Utilities · City services directory
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Chandler water heater and pressure questions
Questions Chandler homeowners ask before they get matched.
How often should I flush my water heater in Chandler?
The city says most manufacturers suggest flushing every six months, or yearly with a softener. Check your owner's manual. A tank that rumbles or leaks needs a plumber.
Why is my Chandler water pressure low?
The city says a clogged water softener is normally the cause. Open the softener's bypass; if pressure returns, that's your answer. If not, call the city's Water Quality group at 480-782-3660.
Why is my cold water hot in a Chandler summer?
The city says it comes from service lines buried close to the surface, or aboveground storage in extreme summer heat. If the hot side is off too, get matched.
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