Twenty services, one phone number
Every service below has its own page that explains the symptoms, how a plumber finds the cause, repair options and the factors that move the price. Pages marked as emergency work are available around the clock. Planned jobs, such as installs, are scheduled during regular hours.
We do not post dollar prices. Each job gets a clear price before work starts, after the plumber sees what is actually wrong.
Not sure which service fits? Describe what you see to a dispatcher at (855) 575-2890. If you want to know where we work, the service area page lists the towns.
Leaks and burst pipes
Drains and sewer
Water heaters
Fixtures and appliances
Water quality and groundwater
Which page should you start with?
| What you notice | Start here |
|---|---|
| Water on the floor, source unknown | Leak detection. |
| Slow or backed-up drain | Drain cleaning. |
| Sewage in a tub or floor drain | Sewer line cleaning. |
| Cold showers or a wet tank | Water heater repair. |
| Basement water after rain or melt | Sump pump repair. |
| Spotted glass and scale | Water softener installation. |
The home page also has a quick guide for deciding whether a problem is an emergency.
Need help choosing?
A two-minute call can save you a wrong visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Services marked emergency on their pages are available 24/7, including nights and weekends. Planned installs are scheduled in the daytime.
No. The real cost depends on what is found, so you get a clear price before work starts.
Yes. We dispatch licensed and insured plumbers, and you can verify a license through the Utah DOPL lookup.
Call (855) 575-2890 anyway. A dispatcher will tell you whether a plumber can help.
Sources and standards
- Plumbing codes in the UPC and IPC families set the rules for fixtures, venting and drains. Ask the Brigham City building office at (435) 734-6604 which edition and permit rules apply to your job.
- The Utah Division of Professional Licensing offers a public Verify a License tool for checking any plumber's license class.
- The Brigham City Water Division explains hardness, pressure testing and water quality on its water page. Call Public Works at (435) 734-6615 with questions.
Written by Brigham City Pro Plumbing. Last updated October 29, 2026.

