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Plumber in Auburn Hills, MI
(207) 419-2600

Plumbing services

Plumbing services for Auburn Hills and nearby cities

Everything we do falls into a handful of groups: emergencies, drains and sewers, basement and flood protection, water lines and leaks, water heaters, water quality, fixtures, gas, and commercial work. Each service has its own page that explains what we check, how the job goes and what changes the cost.

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  • Office on Pond Run, Auburn Hills
  • Homes, rentals and businesses
  • Oakland and west Macomb counties
Plumber laying out fittings and a drain cable before starting work in an Auburn Hills basement

How the service groups fit together

The groups overlap the way plumbing does. A burst line is an emergency and a water-line repair. A backed-up basement drain is a drain-cleaning job that can turn into sewer and flood-protection work once a camera shows why. We point you to the right starting page and sort out the rest on the phone.

If you are not sure which page fits, describe the problem and we will tell you where it belongs and what we would check first.

Work built around Auburn Hills housing

Most of the city dates to the 1980s and 1990s, which is the polybutylene and early-plastic era, so repipes, water-heater replacements and sump work are everyday jobs here rather than surprises. The pre-1960 Auburn Heights core still has galvanized and cast iron, and the condo blocks near Oakland University bring shared-stack problems a single-family house never has.

Residential, well and commercial side by side

City homes run on treated Great Lakes water from GLWA; the communities north of the city run on private wells, where the pump, pressure tank, softener and arsenic filtration are the subjects. Businesses along the corridor need backflow testing, grease-line jetting and repairs timed around open hours. The service pages are grouped so you can find your situation quickly.

Assorted copper, PEX and polybutylene transition fittings laid out on a workbench
The fittings change with the pipe, and Auburn Hills homes carry several generations of it.
A tank water heater beside a wall-hung tankless unit in a utility space
Water heaters are planned work when a 20- to 40-year-old tank is on borrowed time.

Emergency

An active leak, a backup or no water at all — the calls that cannot wait.

Drains and sewer

One slow drain, or the lateral running out to the street.

Sectional drain cable machine staged beside an open basement floor cleanout
Drain and sewer work starts at the cleanout, not through a fixture.

Basement and flood protection

Groundwater, a dead pump in a storm and a surcharged sewer are three separate fixes.

A primary sump pump and a battery backup pump sharing one basin in a basement
Basement protection pairs a primary pump with a backup for the storm that trips the power.

Water lines, pipes and leaks

The pressurized side of the house, from the meter to the last fixture.

New PEX water lines routed along basement joists during a whole-home repipe
A failing polybutylene or copper system often goes back in as PEX.

Water heaters

Tank and tankless, gas and electric, sized for the household.

Water quality

Well pumps, softening and filtration for homes on city water and private wells alike.

Kitchen, bath and fixtures

The plumbing you use every day, plus the rough-in behind a remodel.

Gas

Planned gas piping and a suspected leak are handled very differently.

Commercial

Offices, plants, restaurants, condos, rentals and code-required backflow testing.

Commercial restroom supply and drain rough-in behind an open wall in a building along I-75
Commercial work is scheduled around open hours and the testing the water system requires.

Questions about our plumbing services

Do you handle both small repairs and full replacements?

Yes. The same service pages cover a single fixture repair and a whole-home repipe or sewer replacement. We scope the smallest fix that solves the problem and tell you when a larger job is the better value, such as replacing a failing polybutylene system rather than chasing one leak after another.

Which services apply to a home on a private well?

Well-pump and pressure-tank work, water softeners and arsenic or iron filtration are the well-specific pages, and they apply mostly to the communities just north of Auburn Hills. Everything else, like drains, water heaters, fixtures and sewer work, applies the same whether you are on a well or on city water.

Can a business set up recurring plumbing service?

Yes. Commercial and property-management work can be scheduled around open hours and set on a cycle for the testing and maintenance the water system and the building need, such as annual backflow tests and periodic grease-line jetting. Tell us the building type and we will explain what a sensible schedule looks like.

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Plumber in Auburn Hills, MI, 1780 Pond Run, Auburn Hills, MI 48326 · support@plumberauburnmi.com

  • Office on Pond Run, Auburn Hills
  • Homes, rentals and businesses
  • Oakland and west Macomb counties
(207) 419-2600
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