Drinking water
The culinary supply feeds your kitchen, bathrooms and water heater. This is the system we’re working on when we replace a pressure regulator, install a softener or repair a supply pipe.
Mountain Man Plumbing · Lehi, Utah
Let’s get it fixed.
Water heaters, leaks, drains, fixtures and remodel plumbing in Lehi. Mountain Man is owned by Utah master plumber Tyler Nerdin. We’ll agree on the work and price before starting.
Call/text hours: Mon-Sun 8 AM-7 PM

Long story short
Need a plumbing repair or installation in Lehi? We handle water heaters, leaks, drains, faucets, toilets, softeners and remodel plumbing. Bring us the problem you're dealing with or the project you have in mind.
Jump to: One call. A lot we can fix · Lehi runs in the family · The second water system does more than water lawns · Wells. Spring water. Wooden mains
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Lehi plumbing repair & installation
Water, drains, fixtures, gas lines and the connections behind the walls. Choose the work you need for repair details, replacement options and a closer look at the parts.

Meet the plumber behind Mountain Man
Mountain Man is owned by Utah master plumber Tyler Nerdin. Before starting the company, he spent nearly a decade in new-construction plumbing, followed by three years in commercial repairs. He stays hands-on with the work and oversees the company’s jobs.
His grandmother, Margaret, was a lifelong Lehi resident who taught at Sego Lily Elementary and later tutored at the Lehi Literacy Center. His grandfather, Paul, worked at Lehi Roller Mills.
The family story goes further back: Martin and Elizabeth Bushman settled in Lehi in 1851. Their family record tells of twenty acres and their first experience farming with irrigation. Tyler descends from that family through Margaret.
A Lehi detail worth knowing
Lehi built its dual culinary and pressurized-irrigation system in 1990. The city’s 2019 water plan documents an unusual extra job for the irrigation network: year-round fire protection.
The culinary supply feeds your kitchen, bathrooms and water heater. This is the system we’re working on when we replace a pressure regulator, install a softener or repair a supply pipe.
A hydrant connection does not make this drinking water. Keep the two supplies separate. A pipe or hose joining them creates a route for irrigation water to enter the drinking supply.

The water system beneath old Lehi
This insurance map lists Lehi’s water facilities as irrigation ditches, private wells and artesian wells. It even marks an artesian well among the town’s buildings. You can see the water supply on the same sheet as the homes and businesses.
Gardner describes a new system carrying water from School House Springs near Alpine to a 320,000-gallon settling tank north of Lehi. Street conduits brought that water into homes in 1909.
The waterworks account · pages 307–308 ↗In August 1934, Lehi asked voters to fund cast-iron replacements for its wood-stave water mains. The bond notice also called for upgrading some two-inch galvanized lines and two-inch fire hydrants to four inches.
Lehi Free Press · August 16, 1934, page 8 ↗One familiar name in the old water records: Martin Bushman, an ancestor of Tyler’s, petitioned Lehi for payment for ditch cleaning in 1854. It’s in the council minutes ↗
Payment options
For a water heater, a repipe or another eligible plumbing job, we offer financing through Wisetack. You can check whether you prequalify before booking.
From our repair log
Mountain Man repairs in nearby communities. Each project is labeled with the city where we did the work.
The price, in plain terms
A quote for work at your Lehi home should make the scope clear. Check who handles access and patching, whether any further diagnosis costs extra, and what happens if opening things up reveals more damage.
Found a lower number? Ask us why ours is different. Bring both descriptions of the work. Compare the equipment, repair scope and exclusions before deciding what the difference buys. A higher price alone doesn't prove a better job.
Mountain Man · Nearby communities
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Lehi plumbing questions
We repair and replace water heaters, pressure regulators, shutoff valves, toilets, faucets, shower valves and garbage disposals. We also clear household drains, service water softeners, repair piping and install water, drain and vent lines for remodels and basement bathrooms.
Yes. We handle repairs to existing plumbing as well as new bathroom and kitchen plumbing. For a basement finish, we work through the fixture locations, drain and vent connections, water supply and access before pricing the job. Lehi Building and Inspections is the city’s permit and inspection authority.
When a check valve or regulator prevents heated water from pushing back toward the supply, pressure can rise as the water heater heats. We check the expansion tank and pressure together. The heater’s temperature-and-pressure relief valve is a safety device; its discharge must never be plugged.
No. Lehi has separate culinary and pressurized-irrigation systems. Irrigation water is not drinking water. A connection between the two can contaminate the drinking supply. Have questionable connections identified and corrected; do not join the systems with a pipe or hose.
Call or text Mountain Man at (385) 766-8935, or use Book online to see the available booking options. Tell us what needs work and the service address. For a plumbing emergency involving city mains, contact Lehi’s Water Department. Our current call/text hours are shown at the top of this page.
Yes. Our second-opinion tool lets you send an existing plumbing quote for review. Wisetack payment options are available for eligible work, subject to credit approval and varying terms. We agree on the work and price before starting.