Duck Creek & Cedar Mountain Plumber.
Cabins and second homes at 8,000+ feet take a beating from the cold. We cover the whole mountain — Duck Creek, Brian Head, and Mammoth Creek — with a crew that plans for real winters.
Neighborhoods
We Run Daily.
Cedar Mountain sits above 8,000 feet, so the defining plumbing problem here is cold — frozen and burst pipes in cabins that sit empty through deep winter, plus the seasonal shut-offs and startups that come with second homes and rentals.
Every Common
Plumbing Problem.
Water Leak Repair
Slab, pinhole, and hidden leaks — pinpointed before we open anything.
View servicePipe Repair
Frozen pipes, pressure problems, and re-routing. PEX or copper.
View serviceWater Heaters
Same-day repair and replacement. Hard-water expertise.
View serviceDrain Cleaning
Hydro-jet, snake, and camera inspection for stubborn clogs.
View serviceEmergency Service
Burst pipes, sewer backups, no hot water. Call or text — fast response.
View serviceCedar Mountain is its own world — Duck Creek Village, Brian Head, and Mammoth Creek sit well above 8,000 feet, where the plumbing challenge isn’t hard water so much as hard winters. A lot of the homes up here are cabins, second homes, and rentals that sit empty through the cold months, and the number-one call we get is frozen and burst pipes in a place nobody was watching.
We dispatch from our Cedar City base and cover the whole mountain — repairing freeze breaks, winterizing cabins for the season, and getting vacation homes started up again in spring. It’s a trip, and we plan for it honestly: tell us what’s going on and we’ll give you a realistic window rather than a promise we can’t keep on a snowy mountain road.
Duck Creek Village
Questions.
Do you make the trip up to Duck Creek and Brian Head?+
Yes — we cover the whole Cedar Mountain area, including Duck Creek Village, Brian Head, and Mammoth Creek. We dispatch from our Cedar City base, so tell us what's going on and we'll give you a realistic window, especially in winter when mountain roads slow things down.
My cabin pipes froze over the winter. Can you help?+
That's one of the most common calls we get up here. At this elevation, a cabin left unheated will freeze and burst. We find the breaks, repair them, and can help you set the place up so it's better protected next winter.
Can you winterize my mountain cabin or vacation rental?+
Yes. We handle seasonal shut-offs, blow-outs, and spring startups for second homes and rentals on the mountain — so you're not coming back to a flooded floor or a season-opening surprise.
Request service in Duck Creek Village
Tell us what's going on and we'll get right back to you. Prefer to talk? Call or text — a real person answers.
Duck Creek Village —got a job that needs doing?
Call or text. Same-day service in most of Cedar Mountain.