Pink Plumbing and Sewer

Company Facts

Pink Plumbing and Sewer at a Glance

By the numbers

Google rating

4.9out of 5

Customer reviews

191on Google

Rating and review count pulled from Google on September 27, 2026.

What We Like

• 4.9 rating from 191 reviews on its Google Business Profile, read September 27, 2026
• Camera inspection, hydro-jetting and pipelining in house, so diagnosis and repair come from one company
• Hours published as open 24 hours, seven days, with the company claiming live answering at all times
• Site states ROC 299159 and licensed, bonded and insured status
• Flat-rate quoting before work begins, according to its own site
• Service area spans Phoenix through Gilbert, Chandler and the wider East Valley

Things to Consider

• Pricing claims, the satisfaction guarantee and any after-hours premium come from the company's own site and should be confirmed by phone
• The published service list covers repair and replacement rather than new construction rough-in
• Financing is offered through a third-party credit card with a stated 26.99% purchase APR and an account activation fee
• A smaller family operation may have tighter scheduling during peak demand

Google rating

4.9

Based on 191 Google reviews

Review data updated September 27, 2026

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Rating Distribution

• 5 stars95%
• 4 stars1%
• 3 stars1%
• 2 stars1%
• 1 star3%

Sewer lines are where this company puts its emphasis, and the service list bears that out. Drain cleaning, hydro-jetting, sewer camera inspection, sewer repair, pipelining and sewage ejection pumps all appear alongside the more everyday side of the trade: residential plumbing repairs, water heaters, water leak detection, slab leaks and sump pumps. That combination matters in practice. A plumber who owns a jetter and a camera can tell you whether your kitchen line is greased up or whether a root has cracked the clay, and pink plumbing and sewer lists both the diagnostic gear and the repair methods that follow from it, including trenchless options that avoid trenching an entire driveway.

Phoenix housing stock makes that useful. Homes built through the 1950s and 60s around central Phoenix, Encanto and the older Camelback corridor often still have cast iron or clay drain lines under the slab, and decades of hard Valley water plus shifting caliche soil take a toll on both. Cast iron scales and channels from the inside. Clay joints separate and invite roots from mesquite, ficus and citrus. Newer subdivisions out through Gilbert, Chandler and Queen Creek have ABS or PVC instead, so the failures there tend to be bellied lines from settling ground, or blockages caused by whatever went down the disposal. Different problems, same first step: get a camera in the line before anyone quotes a repair.

The company says it operates 24/7/365 and that a caller always reaches a live employee, and its Google hours are published as open 24 hours every day. Emergency availability is worth checking on the phone regardless of what is published, because there is a meaningful difference between a dispatcher who answers overnight and a technician who arrives overnight. Ask directly whether after-hours calls carry a premium, and whether the flat-rate price quoted covers the call-out. On its site the business states up-front flat-rate pricing with no additional work done without approval, plus free estimates given verbally by phone where possible or in writing at the property. One published review describes a quote generated from emailed photos, which hints at a practical approach to triage.

The review record is the strongest single piece of evidence here. A 4.9 average from 191 reviews on the Google Business Profile, read on September 27, 2026, is a good result for a company doing excavation and line replacement, since those jobs involve mess, disruption and large invoices. The written reviews on the company site mention a broken water service line replaced by the next day, a kitchen drain leak traced to water coming through an exterior brick wall, and help dealing with a home warranty company. That last detail is worth noting if your repair might be partly covered, because plumbers vary enormously in their willingness to document work for a warranty adjuster.

Who is this a fit for. Homeowners with a drain that keeps backing up despite repeated snaking, anyone who has been told they need a sewer replacement and wants a second camera inspection, and people dealing with a slab leak where the damp spot on the tile is the only clue. Rental property owners and small commercial premises appear to be served too, judging by a review about an office sink and disposal. It is less obviously the choice for a straightforward fixture swap, where any competent local plumber will do, or for new construction rough-in, which the published list does not cover.

On licensing, the site states ROC 299159 and describes the business as licensed, bonded and insured. Verify the number against the Arizona Registrar of Contractors before a large job, and ask whether a City of Phoenix permit is needed for the work, since sewer replacements and water service line replacements generally are. Compared with the larger valley-wide franchises, pink plumbing and sewer presents as a smaller family operation with a sewer focus, which usually means more direct contact with the person doing the work and less call-centre layering. The trade-off is scheduling capacity during a monsoon week when half the Valley phones at once. Get the diagnosis in writing, get the repair method named, and ask what the guarantee actually covers.

About This Business Profile

Last reviewed

September 2026

Profile last updated

September 27, 2026

Google review data updated

September 27, 2026

Reviewed by

Dana Whitfield, Senior editor, home services

Sources checked

Google Business Profile, Company website

Sponsorship status

No commercial relationship