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Water heaters & boilers
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Mountain Man Plumbing · Utah
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From older homes near Redwood Road to the neighborhoods farther west, we repair leaks, restore hot water, clear drains and handle the plumbing for remodels. Tell Mountain Man what’s going on at your house.
Residential plumbing throughout West Jordan Call/text hours: Mon-Sun 8 AM-7 PM
Long story short
We take care of plumbing repairs and installations throughout West Jordan. A leaking toilet, a new water heater, a clogged drain or plumbing for your remodel—we can help. Tell us what's going on, and we'll work through the options with you.
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Repairs, replacements & new connections
Find your service below, or call and describe the problem. You don’t need to know which part failed to get help.
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Get the hot water back, fix a leaking heater or work out whether a tankless upgrade suits your house.
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A wet ceiling, a valve that won’t shut or pressure that keeps changing deserves a proper diagnosis.
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Stop the running toilet, repair the shower valve or replace a fixture without turning it into a full remodel.
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Clear the backed-up sink, replace the disposal or connect the dishwasher and washing machine.
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Test the water, service the equipment you have or choose treatment for a specific problem.
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Plan a basement bathroom, run a gas line or fix the outdoor faucet before it soaks the wall.
Tell us what needs fixing ↗For buried pipes in the yard: Water service line guide ↗ Sewer repair options ↗
Payment options
Explore Wisetack payment options for eligible repairs and installations. You can check whether you prequalify before booking.

Why call Mountain Man?
Mountain Man is master plumber Tyler Nerdin’s company. We explain what failed, show you the repair options and give you the price before the work starts.
We protect the work area and test the finished repair. You can call or text the same company number afterward. Read what our customers say, meet Tyler, or send over a quote you want a second opinion on.
Knowing the area helps us plan the work
The age of the house, its water supply and the minerals in that water all belong in the conversation when we plan your repair or installation.
What West Jordan’s building years can tell us
In West Jordan’s 84088 area, 61% of the residential properties we reviewed were built in the 1980s and 1990s. Part of that building boom overlaps the polybutylene era. Water-supply pipe stamped PB2110 identifies polybutylene, which has a history of pipe and fitting failures.
One easy detail to miss: a copper pipe coming out below a sink can connect to polybutylene farther back. We check the supply piping itself before recommending a small repair or a repipe. Finding the actual material tells us more than the age of the house.
Pipe identification: InterNACHI’s inspection guide ↗Median construction year
Our September 2026 MapData analysis joins 2025 Salt Lake County assessor records to primary addresses inside West Jordan. Each residential parcel with a housing unit and valid construction year is counted once. These are property records, not a count of individual dwellings or original plumbing systems.
In 84084, 3,770 records predate 1980. In 84088, 5,543 date to 1980 through 1999. In 84081, 5,139 date to 2000 through 2009 and 3,058 to 2010 onward. The three ZIP areas cover 30,530 of the city sample’s 30,617 records.
The water network changes with elevation
West Jordan defines its supply zones by elevation. The pressure regulator at a house then reduces the incoming supply pressure for the plumbing inside. That is why we measure at the house before recommending a pressure repair.
Our MapData overlay found a 29-year gap in median construction year between properties inside mapped Zones 2 and 5. It puts the city’s older and newer neighborhoods alongside its water network, without treating a zone number as a reading from your faucet.
We overlaid our residential property sample on the city’s public pressure-zone polygons collected June 3, 2026. The map is clipped to West Jordan. Zone 2 contains 4,329 qualifying records and Zone 5 contains 3,131. This describes properties within mapped boundaries, not verified service assignments or live pressure.
City’s public utility map ↗A useful detail in West Jordan’s water report
The city’s 2026 report gives two 2025 averages: 117.7 mg/L calcium hardness and 182.7 mg/L total hardness. Calcium alone leaves out about 36% of the total. A softener also has to handle magnesium.
We use a total-hardness test at the untreated tap to choose the setting, then test the softened water. The city average tells us about the supply. The tap test tells us what your equipment is treating.
2025 report averages
Calcium-only shortfall: 1 − 117.7 ÷ 182.7 ≈ 36%. These averages are not an individual tap measurement.
West Jordan · From our repair log
Recent plumbing repairs around West Jordan. Open a project for the photos and what we found.
The price, in plain terms
A quote for work at your West Jordan 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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West Jordan plumbing questions
We take residential plumbing calls throughout West Jordan, from the older neighborhoods near the Jordan River and Redwood Road to the homes farther west. Send your address when booking, plus any gate, parking or building-access details.
Yes. A leaking faucet, running toilet or failed shutoff is worth fixing. Use Book online or call/text (385) 766-8935. Send a wide photo of the fixture and a close-up of the leak or broken part, along with what it is doing.
Close a working fixture shutoff or the house main for an active supply leak, then call us to check the schedule. For a street leak or a city-water shutdown, West Jordan Public Works lists (801) 569-5700 during business hours and (801) 330-4528 after hours.
West Jordan divides its water network into pressure zones by elevation. That identifies part of the supply system, but the regulator at your house can reduce the pressure delivered to your fixtures. We measure at the house before recommending a pressure repair.
Use a total-hardness test from the untreated water at your house. West Jordan’s 2026 report gives a 2025 average total hardness of 182.7 mg/L, about 10.7 grains per gallon. That system average is useful background, but it is not a measurement at your tap.
Yes. We can plan the drains, vents and water connections, and coordinate the plumbing work with the remodel. West Jordan’s Building & Safety division handles remodeling permits and inspections. Tell us who approves the work and whether a tenant or building manager needs notice of a shutdown.
The failed part, access and condition of the connections set the scope. An exposed faucet shutoff is different work from a valve behind tile or a main that needs a city shutdown. We explain the options and price before you approve the work.