Drain clearing
Sink, tub, shower and laundry lines up to 2-inch pipe and 75 feet, and toilet stoppages. Main-line cabling, sewer camera and hydro jetting are not offered yet.
Drain cleaning$179Flat rateCreekWell Plumbing & Water Treatment LLC · 928-228-5770 · creekwellplumbing.com
Drain clog $179 · dripping faucet repaired $225 · your toilet or faucet installed $250. Done by the owner, no trip fee. The bigger jobs — water heater replacement, tankless, repipes — are priced here too, so you can plan.
CreekWell work, photographed on the job.






Sink, tub, shower and laundry lines up to 2-inch pipe and 75 feet, and toilet stoppages. Main-line cabling, sewer camera and hydro jetting are not offered yet.
Drain cleaning$179Flat rateBurst pipes, slab leaks, the drip behind a wall you can hear but not find.
Leak repair$450Slab leak detection, flatFlush, anode rod, expansion tank, thermostats, valves, and tankless descaling.
Water heatersfrom $79Tank flushRepair or replace. Your fixture or ours. Running toilets, dripping faucets, failed fill valves.
The flat ratesfrom $225Faucet repairCartridge replacement, temperature problems, valves that will not shut off properly.
The flat ratesfrom $313Leak repaired · new valve $790If the job is outside what CreekWell can legally take on, you hear that before anyone drives out — and you get the name of someone who can do it.
FreeAlwaysNo hourly meter, no “while we’re here” surprises. These are the calls Neil gets most, each one a published number, parts and labor included.
A running toilet is the quietest expensive problem in the house. A worn flapper can “silently leak thousands of gallons a year,” says the EPA.
A 2026 price for America’s 250th year.
$250Flat rateThe outdoor spigot that drips all summer, or won’t shut off at all. Repaired, or replaced with a new frost-free sillcock where the wall allows.
A 2026 price for America’s 250th year.
$250Flat rateThat drip at the spout or head isn’t just annoying — it’s hot water you already paid to heat, running down the drain around the clock.
If the valve body itself has failed, the valve rate applies — quoted first.
$313Flat rateA new Moen or Delta pressure-balance valve and matching trim, supplied and installed, in brushed nickel or matte black.
The access approach is confirmed at the free check first.
$790Flat rateStop waiting on the far bathroom. The Grundfos Comfort System puts hot water at the tap without re-plumbing a return line.
A new install, or a failed pump replaced.
$790Flat rateAnything over 80 psi is above code — and it’s what quietly destroys fixtures, supply lines and water heaters years early.
Buried or meter-pit locations are quoted after a look.
$500Flat rateThe yearly service that keeps scale out of the heat exchanger; a tankless heater lasts 15 to 20 years (the water heater page) — Prescott water is that hard.
Softened homes can go longer between descalings; Neil tells you which you need.
$250Flat rateSediment on the tank bottom is why heaters rumble, run out early, and rust from the inside. Draining it takes an hour and buys years.
The cheapest thing you can do for a water heater.
$79Flat rateOne flat price, one clear drain. Branch lines up to 2-inch pipe and 75 feet, cleared through an accessible cleanout.
Main-line cabling and jetting are not offered yet.
Drain cleaning$179Flat rateNeil installs a fixture you bought, or supplies one. The prices for both are below, haul-away included.
Your fixture, Neil’s install. Bought a faucet online, or a toilet at the showroom? Neil puts it in.
If a hidden problem turns up — a damaged closet flange, a seized shutoff valve — that repair is scoped and approved by you first. Never slipped into the bill. Rather we supply the faucet? A quality mid-grade faucet from a brand whose product training Neil has taken, installed complete, is $465.
Two hundred fifty for America’s 250th, all 2026 long. Angi’s national average for a toilet installation is $374 (updated May 2026).
$250Flat rateThe plumber’s pick: TOTO Drake CST776CEFG. 1.28 GPF TORNADO FLUSH™ · CEFIONTECT® glaze · Universal Height · EPA WaterSense®
TOTO 1-year limited warranty, plus the two-year workmanship warranty.
$600Flat, supplied & installedKohler Highline, handicap height (ADA 17–19 inches). The tall toilet seniors search for: chair height (about a 17½-inch seat — ADA height) or Kohler’s tallest 19-inch bowl · 1.28 GPF WaterSense®
Angi puts installation labor alone at about $373 nationally, before the toilet (updated May 2026). Grab bars and raised-seat questions welcome — Neil can talk through what actually helps.
$500Flat, supplied & installedNew for 2026 · Neil has taken Kohler’s product training. Kohler’s newest smart toilet (Claude™ by Studio McGee, K-38493): touchless dual-flush, one-piece elongated design, quiet-close — the designer smart toilet everyone will ask about. CreekWell supplies the unit and installs it as one written flat rate.
That is the launch price while Kohler’s promotion runs; after it ends, the flat rate is $5,499. The launch price is tied to Kohler’s promotional pricing and unit availability, which CreekWell does not control — both are double-checked and confirmed in writing, once CreekWell’s contractor licenses are issued, before you commit to anything.
Not bookable yet. This work comes to $1,000 or more, so it waits for CreekWell’s contractor licenses.
Until its Arizona contractor licenses are issued, CreekWell takes only jobs that come to under $1,000 in all and need no permit and no gas. The price is published so you can plan and compare; it is not an offer, a quote or a bid. What the licenses change
From a leaking faucet to a whole-house repipe, done to code and on time, and backed by the two-year workmanship warranty. The first four below are bookable at the prices on this page. The rest are priced for planning, and wait for the contractor licenses.
Kitchen and bath faucets, toilets, tubs, showers, bidets, pot fillers, hose bibbs. Supply your own fixture or Neil recommends a reliable match.
Fixture flat ratesfrom $225Flat rates aboveClearing slow drains and branch-line stoppages at a flat $179. Main-line cabling, sewer camera and hydro jetting are not offered yet — if your problem sounds main-line, you’ll hear it free on the phone.
Drain cleaning$179Flat rateInstall and replace disposals, sump pumps, recirculating pumps, and sewage ejector pumps. Your disposal installed is $300; a quality ¾ HP unit supplied and installed is $495; a recirculation pump is $790. Sump and ejector pumps are quoted flat after a look.
from $300Disposal installed, your unitSlab leaks, pinhole leaks, hidden wall leaks, and outdoor irrigation line breaks, found before anything is opened. Detection is bookable at its flat rate; a repair under $1,000 that needs no permit is too, and a bigger one, such as a slab repair, waits for the licenses.
Leak repair$450Slab leak detection, flatInstall, replace, and service gas and electric tank heaters. Expansion tanks, T&P valves, drain pans, and earthquake straps handled to code. The service side is bookable now — flush $79, anode rod $245, expansion tank $325.
Water heater prices$1,490–$2,190InstalledEndless hot water, lower gas bills, and a life expectancy of 20 years by ENERGY STAR’s count. Gas line sizing, venting, and descaling service for all major tankless brands. Descaling, $250, is bookable now.
Tankless water heaters$2,800–$3,500InstalledBought the heater already — big-box, online, or supplied by your landlord? We’ll set it correctly.
Priced from the model and your existing setup, and confirmed in writing before work starts.
Flat priceIn writing, firstFull or partial repipes in PEX or copper. Replacing failed polybutylene or corroded galvanized with minimal drywall disruption, staged so the water is back on each night. The flat price is put in writing after a walkthrough, once CreekWell’s contractor licenses are issued.
Water line repair$4,500–$15,000Typical rangeNew gas runs for ranges, water heaters, fire pits, pool heaters, and generators. Pressure-tested and permitted.
Kitchen and bath rough-ins, additions, ADUs, and full custom homes. Partner with your GC or go direct.
Not bookable yet. This work needs a building permit, so it waits for CreekWell’s contractor licenses.
Why the wait: until the licenses are issued, a job has to stay under $1,000 including labor and materials — it can’t be split into pieces to get there — and it can’t need a building permit or touch gas. In the City of Prescott a permit covers water heater replacement and any plumbing addition, move or removal; swapping a fixture doesn’t need one. If your job is on the wrong side of that line, you’ll hear it on the phone, not at the door.
Two more jobs have their own pages: main water line repair and boiler and hydronic heat repair.
No high-pressure sales, no surprise invoices. Here’s exactly what to expect when you call.
Tell Neil what’s going on — call or text 928-228-5770, price your job here, or for water treatment get your flat-rate price. He triages over the phone and sets up the right visit: a priority call or a scheduled one.
Neil inspects the problem himself, walks you through it in plain English, and gives you options.
You get the price in writing before work begins. No hidden fees, no “while we’re here” add-ons.
Work tested before Neil leaves, and backed by the two-year workmanship warranty plus the maker’s or the supplier’s warranty on the parts.
Plumbing flat rates apply throughout Yavapai County — Prescott, Prescott Valley, Chino Valley, Dewey-Humboldt, Mayer, Paulden and the communities around them — with no trip fee. Outside the county, Sedona aside, CreekWell does not go.
Neil has worked on all of these. No proprietary parts and no lock-in: he fixes what you have or installs what you pick. Water-treatment systems and water-heater replacements are installed once CreekWell’s contractor licenses are issued; service on them under $1,000 can be booked now.
Don’t see your brand below? Ask; Neil has likely worked on it, and he services what you already own.
Installs once CreekWell’s contractor licenses are issued; service under $1,000.
See water treatmentYes, for repairs and emergencies under $1,000.
Call or text 928-228-5770, Monday to Saturday, 7am to 7pm; a priority call gets a same-day visit when Neil is free. Whole-house systems wait for the contractor licenses (what the licenses change).
Drains are $179 flat, and the everyday repairs on this page each have a published flat price.
A running toilet is $250, a faucet repair $225, a leaking tub or shower $313. Anything not listed is quoted at a flat price before any work starts. There is no trip fee anywhere in Yavapai County and no hourly meter running while you decide. You get the number first, and it is the number you pay.
Flat-rate for known jobs — you see the full price before Neil starts.
For diagnostic or exploratory work, Neil quotes a bounded time-and-materials range, with your approval before any extension. No surprise invoices.
Handicap height — also called comfort height, chair height or ADA height — means a seat 17 to 19 inches off the floor, and yes, CreekWell installs them.
That range is set by the 2010 ADA Standards (section 604.4). A standard toilet sits around 15 inches, and those few inches are the difference between an easy stand and a hard one for many seniors, tall folks and anyone with knee or hip trouble. CreekWell installs handicap-height Kohler Highline toilets for a flat $500 — your choice of the chair-height model (about 17½ inches with seat, ADA height) or Kohler’s tallest 19-inch bowl for maximum sit-to-stand help — complete with soft-close seat, new wax ring, new supply line and haul-away of the old toilet.
Yes. Neil installs and services every major brand.
Kohler, Moen, Delta, Toto, Rheem, Navien, Rinnai, Bradford White, and many more. If you bought the fixture, we’ll install it — and a heater you bought, once the contractor licenses are issued. If yours needs repair, Neil has likely worked on it.
It depends on how much hot water the house uses, and Neil walks you through it and picks the right fit.
Tankless (Navien, Rinnai, Noritz, Takagi, Rheem) delivers endless hot water and has a life expectancy of 20 years by ENERGY STAR’s count; ENERGY STAR also estimates a certified gas tankless unit saves a family of four about $95 a year on gas, or $1,800 over its lifetime. It costs more upfront and usually needs a larger gas line. Tank heaters (A.O. Smith, Bradford White, Rheem) are cheaper, simpler, and fine for many homes. Installed prices for both are on the water heater page, and the tankless page goes deeper.
Yes — two years on the workmanship, plus the maker’s or the supplier’s warranty on the parts.
The two-year workmanship warranty is written out in full on the About page. Parts carry the maker’s or the supplier’s warranty, 1–12 years depending on the product and longer on some — 15 years on a Navien or Rinnai heat exchanger, and on Kohler china for as long as the original buyer owns the home (Kohler’s terms). Neil registers the warranty for you whenever he can.
Not yet — work that needs a permit waits for the Arizona contractor licenses.
Once they issue, yes, whenever a permit is required. Permits protect you at resale and make sure the work is inspected; the paperwork is handled for you, and Neil meets the inspector on site.
Yes — for water emergencies.
Urgent problems like burst pipes and failed water heaters get a flat $250 Priority Service call, with no Sunday or holiday upcharge when Neil is available — see the Priority Service page, or call 928-228-5770. If water is running now, the leak page has the steps to stop it.
Not until the contractor licenses are issued.
Replacement needs a permit in the City of Prescott, which puts it outside Arizona’s small-jobs rule for work without a contractor license (the “handyman exemption”).
Service and repair are fine — flush, anode rod, thermostats, valves, tankless descaling. The replacement prices, $1,490 to $2,190 for a tank and $2,800 to $3,500 for tankless, are on the water heater page so you can plan. Until then a full replacement is a licensed contractor’s job, and we will tell you that up front.
Not yet — no gas work at all, at any price, until the licenses are issued.
By CreekWell’s own rule, no natural gas or propane work at any price before the licenses: gas work almost always needs a permit. That includes gas water heaters where the gas connection is part of the job.
Not a licensed contractor, and there is no contractor bond or insurance behind the work today.
Neil has taken product training from Moen, Kohler, Navien, Rinnai, Charger Water Treatment Products and B&R Industries (training, not certification). CreekWell is adding Arizona contractor licenses.
The limits on this page are about paperwork, not skill, and Neil does not bend them.
Until its contractor licenses are issued, CreekWell takes only jobs under $1,000 in all, labor and parts together, that need no building permit and no gas work. Neil Staiger has 32 years of Arizona plumbing experience and has taken product training from Moen, Kohler, Navien, Rinnai, Charger Water Treatment Products and B&R Industries. More about that. CreekWell is adding Arizona contractor licenses.
Monday to Saturday, 7am to 7pm. Neil answers his own phone and calls requests back in the order they came in.