Plumber in Nampa, Idaho

Nampa is the largest city in Canyon County and sits about 20 miles west of Boise on Interstate 84. It has one of the widest mixes of housing in the valley. Downtown and the historic district hold homes from the 1900s through the 1940s. The 1970s ranch neighborhoods spread out from there, and the last 20 years added large subdivisions on the south and north edges. Each era has its own plumbing problems, and Summit Plumbing has worked on all of them. Nampa runs on well water that is hard and mineral heavy, which shortens the life of water heaters and clogs aerators. We serve the whole city, including homes on private wells outside the limits.

Homes in Nampa

Nampa's older core has bungalows and small ranches with galvanized supply lines, cast iron or clay drains, and original sewer laterals that roots find easily. The 1970s and 1980s tracts often have copper that has pinholed and water heaters in cramped closets. Newer south Nampa homes mostly fail at the water heater, the pressure regulator, or the plastic fittings under sinks.

What we get called for in Nampa

• Main sewer line backing up into a basement floor drain in an older home near downtown
• Low hot water pressure from galvanized pipe that has rusted nearly shut
• Pinhole leak in copper above a 1970s ranch's ceiling
• Replacing a 15 year old water heater before winter
• Sump pump or floor drain trouble in a basement near Lake Lowell

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