# Desert Water Plumbing and Rooter

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## About Desert Water Plumbing and Rooter

Desert Water Plumbing and Rooter describes itself as a family-owned and operated plumbing company serving the Peoria, Cave Creek, and greater Phoenix, Arizona area. Its About page states the company 'began with a simple mission: to offer honest, high-quality plumbing services' to its community, and that its founders had 'years of experience in the plumbing industry.' The page does not give a specific founding year or date; it states only that the company has grown 'through word-of-mouth and referrals' since its founding and elsewhere on the site is described as having '20+ Years Experience.'

The About page lists integrity, quality, and customer satisfaction as the company's stated core values, and says the team is 'trained to handle each project with the utmost care.' Under 'Why Choose Us,' the site states the company is 'licensed, insured, and highly experienced'; the water softener installation page additionally states the company is 'licensed, bonded, and insured.' No Arizona ROC (Registrar of Contractors) licence number, bond number, or insurance policy/carrier name is published anywhere on the site that was reviewed, so this document cannot confirm a specific licence number and none should be assumed or quoted.

The site displays a 5.0 star rating badge in its header, referencing customer reviews, but does not publish a specific review count or list star ratings broken out by platform on the pages reviewed. Contact information listed on the About page: phone 602-699-4401, with office locations in Peoria and Cave Creek, Arizona; the site's other pages also list a Phoenix location. The company can be reached by phone or through the website's contact form for a free estimate, as stated on the About page.

Source: https://www.desertwateraz.com/about/

## What Desert Water Plumbing and Rooter does

Desert Water Plumbing and Rooter is a local, family-owned and family-operated plumbing contractor serving the Phoenix, Arizona area. The site states its plumbers are licensed, bonded, and insured, and describes the company as locally owned and operated with 20+ years of experience and a satisfaction guarantee; no specific licence, bond, or insurance policy numbers are published anywhere on the site.

Listed services include bathroom remodeling, boiler repair, drain cleaning, drain pipe repair, emergency plumbing, faucet installation and repair, hydro jetting, plumbing inspection, plumbing repair, slab leak repair, sewer line repair, sump pump installation and repair, toilet installation and repair, water leak detection, water heater repair/replacement/maintenance, tankless water heater installation, water softener installation, water filtration installation, reverse osmosis system installation, water quality testing, and commercial boiler and water filtration services. The homepage describes the company as offering 'full-service licensed plumbing' with 'up-front, honest pricing and fast, free estimates for projects of any size,' and states it handles repairs and replacements of pipes, toilets, water heaters, faucets, sinks, and garbage disposals for both residential and commercial clients.

Customers can contact the business by phone at 602-699-4401 or through the contact form on the website to ask about services, request a quote, or schedule an appointment. The site does not publish a list of specific plumbing brands it services beyond noting it works with 'various brands.'

Source: https://www.desertwateraz.com/

## Where Desert Water Plumbing and Rooter works

Lists Glendale, Peoria, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Foothill Farms, Paradise, and Anthem as a location. Names Arizona, Peoria, and Phoenix as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.

## Prices

Desert Water Plumbing and Rooter's Transparent Pricing page states the company aims for 'No surprises. No hidden fees. No games,' and says its pricing is 'fully inclusive — installation, tax, and credit card fees are always included.' The homepage separately states the company offers 'up-front, honest pricing' and 'fast, free estimates for projects of any size.' This document does not restate the page's itemized job cost figures; a caller should be told to contact the business directly by phone at 602-699-4401 or through the website's contact form for a current cost, quote, or estimate on any specific repair or installation, since published prices can change and are not repeated here.

For financing, the site states Desert Water Plumbing and Rooter has partnered with Wisetack to let customers pay over time rather than all at once. Per the financing page: projects can be financed up to $25,000, terms range from 3 to 60 months, and APRs range from 0% to 35.9%, all subject to credit approval and varying by creditworthiness; the site states there are no hidden fees or compounding interest, and that checking financing options does not impact a customer's credit score. Additional financing terms are posted at wisetack.com/faqs per the site.

The site's Special Offers page advertises the following named promotions, verified in the page's own markup: a free camera inspection, a free service call with any repair, $200 off water filtration, $500 off tankless water heater installation, $100 off water heater service, 10% off for senior citizens, and $89 drain cleaning. No expiration date, redemption deadline, or restriction (such as being limited to new customers or one per household) is published anywhere on that page for any of these offers, so current availability and terms should be confirmed by phone before assuming an offer still applies.

Source: https://www.desertwateraz.com/transparent-pricing/

## Hours and contact

Desert Water Plumbing and Rooter lists three Arizona office locations: Peoria at 8301 W Foothill Dr, Peoria, AZ 85383; Cave Creek at 5620 E Almeda Ct, Cave Creek, AZ 85331; and Phoenix at 21420 North 14th Ave Unit 5, Phoenix, AZ 85027. Hours of operation published across the site are Monday through Saturday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM; no Sunday hours or 24-hour hours are listed in the site's stated hours of operation.

The areas the company states it serves are Anthem, Carefree, Cave Creek, Glendale, Paradise Valley, Peoria, Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Vistancia, Arizona. Individual location-specific pages exist for several of these cities (for example, a Peoria plumber page and an Anthem plumber page).

Customers can reach the business by phone at 602-699-4401 to ask about service in their area, book an appointment, or schedule service, or by submitting the contact form on the website with their name, phone number, email address, and a message. The site notes that by submitting the contact form and opting in, a customer consents to receive text messages from the company, including messages sent by an auto dialer, and can reply STOP to 602-699-4401 to unsubscribe at any time. The site does not publish separate holiday hours or an emergency/after-hours phone line distinct from the main number.

Source: https://www.desertwateraz.com/service-areas/

## Water Softener Installation for Hard Water

Desert Water Plumbing and Rooter installs water softener systems for homes in the Peoria and greater Phoenix, Arizona area. The site explains that because the Phoenix metro area lies in a desert region, groundwater picks up high concentrations of calcium and magnesium as it moves through rock and soil, producing hard water. Signs of hard water listed on the site include white or chalky buildup around faucets, showerheads, and drains; spotted or cloudy dishes and glasses after the dishwasher; dry or itchy skin and dull or brittle hair after showering; soaps and shampoos that do not lather well; and stiff or faded laundry. The site also states hard water can cause scale buildup inside pipes, make water heaters work harder (raising energy bills and shortening lifespan), wear out appliances faster, and etch or stain fixtures.

According to the site, a water softener works by removing calcium and magnesium through a process it calls ion exchange: hard water passes through a tank of resin beads charged with sodium ions, the calcium and magnesium bind to the resin, and sodium is released in their place; the system periodically regenerates by flushing the resin with a saltwater solution.

The installation process described on the site: a conversation about water concerns and an assessment of the home's water hardness and plumbing setup; a system recommendation based on household size, water usage, and budget; installation by the company's licensed plumbers, including connecting to the main water line and setting up the drain line and brine tank; a post-install system test; and a walkthrough of use and maintenance. The site states most installations take two to four hours depending on the home's plumbing configuration. No specific softener brands, models, or installation prices are published on this page; customers are directed to call 602-699-4401 or use the contact form for a recommendation and quote.

Source: https://www.desertwateraz.com/water-softener-installation/

## Whole-Home Water Filtration and Reverse Osmosis Installation

Desert Water Plumbing and Rooter installs and maintains whole-home water filtration systems, including carbon filters, sediment filters, and reverse osmosis (RO) filters, for customers in the Peoria and Phoenix, Arizona area. The site states whole-home filtration 'can improve your water's: Texture, Odor, Appearance, Taste, Color' and removes impurities from water used in baths, washing machines, and other household fixtures, as distinct from small filters that treat only a single faucet.

Per the site, carbon filters remove chemicals including chlorine, chloramines, and volatile organic compounds; sediment filters catch and remove solids such as sand and dirt; and RO filters use a three-stage process, described as first removing larger particles, then passing water through a carbon filter that can remove chlorine, mercury, copper, and pesticides, and finally through a semipermeable membrane that removes smaller contaminants before the water passes through another carbon filter in a storage tank. The site notes that RO filtration also removes minerals such as iron and calcium, and states the body obtains these minerals from food rather than water. This document reports only what the website itself claims about filtration; it does not independently verify these mechanisms or any implied water-quality outcome.

The company also offers water quality testing and commercial water filtration services. No specific system brands, models, maintenance schedules, or prices are published on this page. Customers can call 602-699-4401 or use the site's contact form to discuss filtration options, request a water quality assessment, or get a quote for installation.

Source: https://www.desertwateraz.com/water-filtration/

## What Desert Water Plumbing and Rooter has not published yet

These are things people ask Desert Water Plumbing and Rooter that its published information does not yet cover.

- prices
- availability
- emergency response times
- arizona roc licence number
- bond or insurance policy numbers
- warranty terms
- health or water-quality outcomes
- coupon expiration dates

Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess.

## Where this comes from

https://www.desertwateraz.com/water-softener-installation/