Emergency & leak response
Burst lines, active leaks, shutoff problems, slab-leak isolation and damage-limiting guidance.
Gilbert homes often carry more fixtures, larger water-heater loads and whole-home treatment systems. We size, diagnose and repair the complete system, not just the symptom that made noise first.

Large households, multiple bathrooms, recirculation loops and soft-water equipment all raise the stakes. We look at demand, pressure, material condition and code requirements together so the repair holds up after we leave.
What you get: a clear diagnosis, documented options and an estimate before approved work begins.
Service, repair, replacement and new work for residential, commercial and mechanical piping systems.
Burst lines, active leaks, shutoff problems, slab-leak isolation and damage-limiting guidance.
Drain clearing, camera inspection, root intrusion, backups, spot repair and replacement planning.
Tank and tankless diagnosis, replacement, recirculation, safety controls and code corrections.
Material assessment, isolation, routing options and complete or targeted pipe replacement.
Softener, filtration and reverse-osmosis diagnosis, sizing, installation and service.
Fixtures, domestic water, gas and mechanical piping with permitting and business-aware scheduling.



Call or schedule service. For an active emergency, we help you limit damage and confirm availability.
We inspect, test and explain the likely cause, access and repair options.
You see the scope before work begins, then receive documentation when the job is complete.
Yes. We consider household demand, fixture count, fuel or electrical capacity, recirculation and available space before recommending tank or tankless equipment.
Yes. We diagnose existing treatment equipment and install properly sized softener and RO systems with clean bypass and service access.
Yes. We handle rough-in, relocation, valves, drains, vents and finish connections while coordinating the plumbing sequence with the larger project.
Chokehold Plumbing serves Gilbert and surrounding communities from our Tempe base.
Call the 24/7 emergency line or schedule a service visit. We will tell you what we know, what we need to inspect and what happens next.