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Contact Apache Junction Water Heater Pros

Water heater leaking or not heating? Call +1 480-863-0807 any time, day or night. Tell us where the water is coming from and how old the heater is, and we'll take it from there.

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Open 24 Hours, 7 Days a Week. Based at 279 N Ironwood Dr in Apache Junction.

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How to Reach Us

The fastest way to reach Apache Junction Water Heater Pros is to call +1 480-863-0807. We're open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Our office is at 279 N Ironwood Dr #106, Apache Junction, AZ 85120. You can also send us a text request using the form below.

Phone

+1 480-863-0807
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Address

279 N Ironwood Dr #106
Apache Junction, AZ 85120

Hours

Open 24 Hours, 7 Days a Week (24/7), including nights, weekends and holidays

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What to Tell Us When You Call

A few details help us figure out what's wrong and what to bring:

  • Where the water is coming from: the top pipes, the relief valve pipe, the drain valve, or the tank itself. Our water heater leaking guide can help you check.
  • Gas or electric, and tank or tankless
  • About how old the heater is, or the serial number from the label
  • Where it's installed: garage, indoor closet, or an outside closet on a mobile home
  • Your address or cross streets, and your park or community name if you live in one

Safety: Smell gas? Get out first, then call 911 and Southwest Gas (or your propane supplier) from outside.

While you wait, follow our steps to shut off a leaking water heater.

Areas We Serve

Apache Junction 85120 and 85119, Gold Canyon and East Mesa, plus San Tan Valley and Queen Creek, and out to Superior. See all service areas.

Where is your office?

Our office is in the 85120 area, near the Apache Trail. You can read more about how we work.

For general questions, our water heater FAQ may have your answer, and our water heater leak repair home page gives an overview of everything we do.

Contact FAQs

Can I request service for a parent's home or a rental I own?

Yes. Owners can see our pages for rental water heater repair and property managers. Give us the address, the name and phone of whoever will be there, and any park office or gate details. If nobody can be on site, tell us who can let us in. We explain what we find and the price to you, the person who called, before any work starts.

Does the online form send my details to your website?

No. The form opens a text message on your own phone with your details filled in, and you choose whether to send it. Nothing is saved on this website, and you can edit the message before it goes. On a computer without texting, just call us instead. See our privacy policy and terms of service.

Should I call or text?

If water is spreading or you smell gas, call. (For gas, get outside first.) For a slow drip or a question about a quote, a text works well, and a photo of the leak and the heater's label helps us a lot, since the label shows the age, fuel and size.

Will you give me a price over the phone?

We can share typical price ranges over the phone. For an exact price, we need to see where the leak is coming from. We explain your options and the price before any work starts. Our repair cost guide has area averages.

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