
Plumbing Services in Mesa, AZ
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Are you looking for a reliable plumber to handle your home’s water and gas lines? Donley A/C & Plumbing is the team to call for plumbing repair, maintenance, installation, and replacement in Mesa, AZ.
From water heaters to gas and main line services and bathroom and kitchen remodels, we have the tools and experience to handle your plumbing needs. We’ve kept the Mesa community flowing for over 49 years and are ready to welcome you into the Donley A/C & Plumbing family.
Do you need an emergency plumber? Contact the pros at Donley A/C & Plumbing day or night at (602) 698-8912.
General Plumbing Services
If you have plumbing issues in your home or business, don’t delay. Minor leaks, clogs, and drips can turn into major problems overnight if not handled quickly and properly. Donley A/C & Plumbing is ready to tackle all your plumbing issues and keep things flowing smoothly with our maintenance plans.
Our general plumbing services include:
- Plumbing repair: Our diagnostic and repair services will keep your system in excellent condition, fixing everything from leaks to blockages.
- Plumbing installation: Building a new home or renovating your current home? We install state-of-the-art, highly efficient plumbing systems.
- Plumbing replacement: Upgrade or replace outdated faucets, toilets, water heaters, etc., to improve your home’s water usage.
- Plumbing maintenance: Sign up for Donley’s Maintenance Agreement to keep your pipes in tiptop shape year-round.
Water Heater Services
If you notice a problem with your water heater, call our expert plumbers, and we’ll work hard to make sure you don’t have to skip your hot shower.
We service these styles of water heaters:
- Traditional tank water heaters: A traditional water heater can last 15 to 20 years. Depend on us to keep your system running optimally with our repairs, maintenance, and installations.
- Tankless water heaters: Want to save space and energy? Get instant hot water on-demand with a tankless water heater. We offer repair, maintenance, installation, and replacement for tankless models.
Water & Gas Line Services
Beneath your home is a series of pipes. Some deliver water to your home, and some provide gas to your water heater, furnace, and oven. Keeping these systems in peak condition is important, especially during cold weather. Cracked or broken pipes can lead to huge disasters such as sewage backup and gas leaks.
We’ve got you covered with our gas and main line services:
- Pipe services: We use high-tech camera inspections to locate problems and fix your pipes without tearing up your yard.
- Gas line services: A gas leak is a serious concern – if you have issues with your gas lines, time is of the essence.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions? We are here to help. Still have questions or can't find the answer you need? Give us a call at 602-698-8912 today!
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Can I install an electric water heater myself?
For safety and warranty purposes, it’s best to have it installed by a professional like Donley A/C & Plumbing.
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Are electric water heaters energy-efficient?
Yes. Modern electric water heaters are designed for energy efficiency, helping reduce your utility bills.
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Can I replace my faucet on my own?
Only a professional should perform faucet replacements. If you attempt the replacement alone, you risk choosing the incorrect size, damaging your vanity, and more.
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How often should I inspect my sink and its components for potential issues?
Regular inspection of your sink and its components is crucial for the early detection of potential issues. It’s best to inspect your sink at least every six months. Look for signs of wear and tear, such as rust or mineral deposits, check for smooth operation of the faucet, and ensure no slow leaks or drips.
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How often should I flush my gas water heater?To prevent sediment buildup and maintain efficiency, it's recommended to flush your gas water heater at least once a year. If you have hard water, more frequent flushing may be necessary.

