About Our Auburn Hills, MI Plumbing Company and Team

About Plumber in Auburn Hills, MI

We are a local plumbing company based on Pond Run in Auburn Hills, working across Oakland County and into west Macomb County. We handle repairs, drains and sewers, water heaters, sump and flood protection, water lines, fixtures, gas work, well-water systems and commercial plumbing.

Office on Pond Run, Auburn Hills

Homes, rentals and businesses

Oakland and west Macomb counties

The homes and buildings behind most of our calls

The median Auburn Hills home dates to about 1991. That means polybutylene mains, early CPVC and PEX, copper supply and plastic drains far more often than the galvanized steel and cast iron of an older suburb, which here survive mainly in the pre-1960 Auburn Heights core and in neighboring Pontiac and Rochester.

Close to half the city rents, and apartments and condominiums cluster near Oakland University and Great Lakes Crossing. A leak in a stacked unit is often felt next door, and who pays depends on the association documents, so condo and rental work is a steady part of what we do alongside single-family homes and the offices and light industry along I-75.

Plain plumbing service van parked outside a small office on Pond Run in Auburn Hills — Our office is on Pond Run, and calls across the city start from here.

The rules plumbing work follows in Michigan

Plumbing in Michigan follows the 2021 Michigan Plumbing Code, which took effect in March 2024, and plumbers and plumbing contractors are licensed by the state through LARA. Permanent work is permitted and inspected.

In Auburn Hills the plumbing permit comes from the city’s Community Development Department, and a sanitary sewer connection goes through the Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner, which also inspects that work. We tell you when a job needs a permit and how the inspection fits in.

Close-up of a weeping polybutylene fitting removed from a 1990s Auburn Hills home — The gray poly fitting is the failure we see most in the city’s 1990s homes.

How to reach us

Give us a call with your address and what is going on, and we will explain what we would check first. We cover Auburn Hills and the cities around it across Oakland County and into west Macomb County. The full list is on our areas we serve page, and the contact page has our address, email and directions.

Sewer camera reel and monitor set up at a basement cleanout before an inspection — On a repeat backup, the camera goes in before any recommendation.

Our service area

Auburn Hills and the cities around it across Oakland County and west Macomb County. The full list is on our areas we serve page.

Schematic of north and central Oakland County, not to scale. Tap a city to see its page.

Questions about our Auburn Hills plumbing company

Are you based in Auburn Hills?

Yes. Our office is on Pond Run in Auburn Hills, in Oakland County. We are not a call center routing work to whoever is nearest; calls come to the same office, and we cover the city and the surrounding communities in Oakland County and the west side of Macomb County from here.

What kind of plumbing work do you take on?

Residential repairs and replacements, drains and sewers, water heaters, sump and flood protection, water-line and leak work, fixtures, gas lines, private-well systems north of the city, and commercial and property-management plumbing. The services pages break each one down with what we check and what changes the cost.

Do you work on newer homes and older ones?

Both. Most of Auburn Hills is 1980s and 1990s housing with plastic and copper pipe, and we plan around that age. The older Auburn Heights core and the nearby Rochester and Pontiac neighborhoods still have galvanized and cast iron, which we handle too. The approach changes with the pipe, not the address.