Plumbing problems never happen at a convenient time! A water heater that’s not working, a drain that doesn’t actually drain, or a sewer line backing up in your basement… Farmington homeowners need to know they can trust a plumber will show up, figure out what’s actually causing the problem, and fix it right the first time. And that’s especially true when a bad repair can lead to a bigger, more expensive plumbing problem down the road.
At Millcreek Plumbing we’ve been helping homeowners and businesses in Farmington since 2002, and we know this area really well. We also know one of the culprits of plumbing issues, which is Farmington’s hard water. According to the Water Dept., water hardness runs between 8 to 10 grains per gallon, and all that mineral buildup is hard on older galvanized pipes and hot water heaters. So if you think hard water is wearing down your system, or it’s causing lower water pressure or even discolored water coming out of your faucets, we can expertly install a water softener system in your home.
If you need plumbing repair in Farmington, give us a call at (385) 200-9952!
We’ll diagnose, repair or replace your tank or tankless water heater system to better handle Farmington’s hard water
We proudly work with Farmington restaurants, retail and property management companies
Repairs to, or replacement of the shutoff valve that protects your water system
The plumbers on our team live and work in this area, which means quick response and techs who already know the difference between a Station Park townhome and an older Oakridge property.
We’re not a franchise, and we’re not owned by a big home services conglomerate. Every job reflects a reputation we’ve built one Farmington customer at a time.
We’ll provide you with an honest quote after our diagnosis, before any work begins. No surprise fees on the final invoice.
Millcreek Plumbing has been recognized with City Weekly Best Plumber in Utah 2025 and as a Silver Winner in the 2026 Best of SLC Awards (Plumbers category).
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Does Millcreek Plumbing serve Farmington, UT?
You bet! We work all over Farmington and the neighboring cities like Bountiful, Woods Cross and North Salt Lake. If you’ve got a plumbing problem, give us a call.
Do you fix water heaters in Farmington?
We definitely can service your water heater, whether it’s a simple repair or a full replacement. With the hard water we deal with here in Farmington, it’s important to service your hot water heater on a regular basis- and we can help with that. Some of the more common water heater repairs in Farmington include replacing the thermocouple (temperature sensor), fixing leaks, flushing the tank and replacing the pressure relief valve. If your water heater is old, we can even install a new one.
Do you provide commercial plumbing services in Farmington?
Yes, we love working with businesses in Farmington, UT, including restaurants, retail, office buildings, and property management companies. Learn more about our commercial plumbing services.
Should I get a water softener system in Farmington?
We think so. Farmington’s water is hard enough to create scale buildup in your home’s plumbing system, and over time that can cause problems. Let us know if you’d like to learn more about soft water and whether it’s worth it for your home.
Do you do plumbing repairs for older homes in Farmington neighborhoods like Oakridge and Farmington Ranches?
We sure do! In fact, we find that some of the older homes across the city still have galvanized piping which corrodes and will eventually need to be replaced. If you have noticed lower than normal water pressure, or even water that looks discolored, that’s likely the culprit. We handle pipe repair and replacement throughout Farmington.
Do I need a permit for plumbing work in Farmington?
It actually depends on the job. Some things like water heater replacements, sewer line work and repiping will require a permit. We can handle the permit process through the Farmington City Building Department (160 S Main St, Farmington, UT 84025, 801-451-2383) so you won’t have to.
