Towns We Cover Around Mesa
Sirrine Plumbing works across Mesa, including Dobson Ranch, Red Mountain and Lehi, and reaches into the neighboring towns of Gilbert, Tempe, Chandler, Queen Creek and Apache Junction, for homeowners and small commercial customers alike. If the property’s town and ZIP code appear under Communities Served, it is inside the area.
Communities Served
| Community | ZIP codes |
|---|---|
| Mesa Including Dobson Ranch, Red Mountain and Lehi | 85201–85213, 85215 |
| Gilbert | 85233, 85234, 85295–85298 |
| Chandler | 85224–85226, 85248, 85249 |
| Tempe | 85281–85284 |
| Queen Creek | 85142, 85143 |
| Apache Junction | 85119, 85120 |
Not listed? Send a request and ask. A property just past the edge of these towns may still be within reach. Use Request an Estimate with the full street address, the town and the ZIP code, and ask.
How to Tell Whether an Address Is Covered
How do I know if my address is in the area?
Find the ZIP code of the property itself, not the billing address if that is somewhere else, and look for it in the table. If the town and the ZIP code are both there, the address is inside the area.
My mailing address names one town, but I live in another. Which one counts?
ZIP codes do not follow city lines exactly, so a home can carry one town’s name in its mailing address and sit inside the limits of the next town, or in an unincorporated pocket between them. The ZIP code is the quickest check. When in doubt, put the full address in the request.
Is a property just past the edge of the area ever covered?
It is worth asking. Send a request with the full address and a short description of the job. The answer depends on where the property is and what the work involves.
Is the area the same for a business as for a home?
Yes. Small commercial customers in these towns are covered the same way as homeowners, whether the building is a shop, an office or a small multi-unit building.
What should I do first if water is leaking right now?
Close the main water shutoff, or the valve under the fixture that is leaking, then call (520) 338-2925. The steps for a pipe that has let go are under Burst Pipes.
What the Plumbing in These Towns Has in Common
The towns on this list share the same water and much the same ground, so the same plumbing problems turn up from one to the next. The water is hard across the East Valley. Its minerals settle as scale in faucet aerators, shower heads, water heaters and supply lines, cut the flow over the years, and shorten the working life of a tank that is never flushed.
Many homes in these towns are built slab-on-grade, with the supply lines running under or through the concrete. A leak there does not drip from a ceiling. It shows up as a warm spot on the floor, a damp strip of carpet along a wall, or a water meter that keeps turning with every faucet off. Finding it calls for slab leak detection before anything is cut.
When a buried line has to be dug out, the caliche layer in the desert soil makes the digging slow, which matters whenever a line has to be reached or replaced. A trench that would take a short while in soft soil can take much longer through that hard, cemented layer.
What to Put in a Request Near the Edge of the Area
A request from close to the edge of the area is easiest to answer when it says exactly where the property is and what the job is. A few lines cover it:
- The street address, the town and the ZIP code of the property.
- The kind of property: a house, a condo or townhome, a rental, or a small commercial building.
- What is wrong, in plain words: a leak, a slow drain, a heater that will not heat, a fixture to put in.
- Whether the water is shut off, and whether the problem is getting worse.
- The best phone number to reach you at.
For a leak that is running right now, call (520) 338-2925 rather than sending a request.
Arranging a Visit Outside Mesa
A job in Gilbert, Tempe, Chandler, Queen Creek or Apache Junction is set up the same way as one in Mesa. The request or the call comes in, the shop gets in touch to arrange the estimate or the service call, and the work is done at the property.
The work itself is done the same way in every town on the list, stage by stage, as set out under Our Standards.
To check an address or set up an estimate, send a request with the details, or call if the water is running.