Simmons Plumbing & Cooling

Simmons Plumbing is a small family owned and operated plumbing repair service in Albuquerque, New Mexico, located near San Pedro and Montgomery, We service the greater Albuquerque area and surrounding communities. We are fully licensed, bonded and insured. We stay up to date on new industry standards and codes by taking classes on new equipment and talking with manufacturers about your needs.

Water Heaters have many components that can need repair over time. We install many brands of water heaters including State Select, Rheem Water Heaters, and Bosch On Demand. We can also install owner purchased heaters; we warranty our labor for 30 days. On Demand units are used when there isn't enough room for a standard tank and they are also used when not much hot water is needed, like one single hand wash sink on the other side of the house from the main tank. Some homes use one as their main hot water source, for everything from dishes to showers.

Sewer lines are connected all through your house and, like most plumbing, you don't notice it until it stops working. Common residential drain problems start under the sink in the kitchen or bathroom. Usually, the pipe or p-trap is eroded from the inside out or the gasket inside becomes worn out. If you catch the problem while it's small, it will do the least amount of damage to your home. We have partnered with Duane's Sewer Service for over 30 years. Backups can usually be handled the same day that you call.

We have a one hour minimum charge. After the first hour we charge by the quarter hour. The hourly charge includes the time for the plumber to drive to the work and any supply houses for parts that they might not have on the truck. We carry common parts on the truck but cannot carry every part that is ever needed. We offer a 30 day labor guarantee from the date of service. We can offer you an estimate for most installs or large repairs. A large repair is anything over $300 or more than three hours of work.

We offer a seasonal changeover to heating. The plumber will service and start the heater and shut down the cooler. This is typically done in the fall between September and October. The procedure is different for each type of system but typically it includes turning off all the electrical, water, gas and air systems to the cooler and turning them on in the heater. At the time of service, be sure to have all of the parts out for the plumber and talk to him about what a changeover means for your system.