East Valley · Maricopa County
Emergency Plumber in Mesa, AZ
Burst pipe or flooding at your Mesa home? Shut off the main valve, then tell us what's going on and we'll try to connect you with an independent emergency plumber.
What's happening? (optional)
Water spreading or gas smell? Make it safe first and don't wait for a reply. We can't promise a response time.
Water spreading or gas smell? Make it safe first and don't wait for a reply. We can't promise a response time.
First, make it safe
Shut off the main water valve. Turn it clockwise until it stops.
Switch off the water heater. Use its breaker, or turn a gas heater's control to OFF.
Keep water away from electricity. Can't reach the panel dry? Stay out of that room.
Sewage coming up? Stop using all water. Don't flush or run taps.
Smell gas? Leave the house, then call 911 or your gas utility from outside.
Mesa water emergencies: who to call
Mesa runs its own utility emergency line. Past the meter is yours; a leak at the meter or main is the city's, so call it.
Official lines
- City of Mesa utility emergencies
- 480-644-2262Water, street leaks, sewer overflows.
- Gas leak (City of Mesa gas customers)
- 9-1-1 and 480-644-4277Leave first. Another supplier? See your bill.
Sources (checked October 2026): City of Mesa: Report a Utility Emergency
What to tell us
Tell us where the water shows and whether the main is off.
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Mesa emergency questions
Who is my Mesa water provider, and is the line open at night?
Mesa runs its own water utility, and the number above is its emergency line. The city lists no hours. Your water bill names your provider.
Which side of the meter is my leak on?
Say so when you get matched. A plumber can tell which side it's on, so you don't pay for the city's repair. Water at the meter box is the city's.
Does getting matched replace calling the City of Mesa?
No. Meter and street leaks are the city's, so call its line. Getting matched is for finding a plumber for your side of the meter.
Water emergency in Mesa? Get matched.
Shut off the water first, then tell us what happened. We'll try to connect you with an independent emergency plumber.