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Contact Kingman Leakcrest

The fastest way to reach us is by phone. We handle calls about suspected leaks at properties in Kingman and surrounding areas.

Hours: 8:00 AM–6:00 PM, Monday–Sunday

Call (928) 437-2800
(928) 437-2800
Kingman, AZ & nearby areas

What should you do if water is leaking right now?

Deal with safety before anything else.

Water near outlets, panels or appliances: stay out of the wet area and do not touch electrical equipment. If there is any risk to people, call 911.
Water you can stop: if you can safely reach your property’s main shutoff valve, turn it off.
Water coming up in the street or at a utility meter box: contact your water provider. Do not open locked meter boxes or operate the utility’s valves.

See what to do during an active water leak for the full step-by-step.

What should you have ready when you call?

A few details help us understand the problem quickly. You don’t need all of this to call—it just helps.

The property address, including any unit or lot number
Who supplies the water: the name on your water bill, or “private well”
What you are seeing, and roughly when it started
Whether the property is a home, rental, commercial or multi-unit building
Whether you can give access, or who can (owner, landlord, property manager)
Any recent plumbing work, repairs or past leaks

Which leak symptoms should you describe?

Pick whichever matches what you’re seeing. These are clues, not a diagnosis.

What you notice Worth mentioning
Water bill higher than usual Which months, and whether usage habits changed
Meter moving with everything turned off How long you watched it, and whether the toilet and irrigation were off
Warm spot on a floor Which room, and whether it is near hot-water fixtures
Damp wall, ceiling or floor Whether it changes after rain, after running water, or with the AC on
Wet or soft area in the yard Whether irrigation runs nearby, and whether it rained recently
Low water pressure Whether it is the whole property or one fixture
Sound of running water when nothing is on Where in the property you hear it
Pump that keeps cycling (private well) How often, and whether pressure drops

What happens after you call?

1
We ask about the symptom, the property and the water system.
2
We check whether the address is within our confirmed area.
3
We talk through whether the issue sounds like a supply leak, a drain, a roof or something else.
4
If an on-site visit is appropriate, ask about the scope, scheduling and anything you should prepare.
5
If someone else is the better first call, such as your utility, we tell you.

Call (928) 437-2800 to discuss what may be available for your property.

Which addresses can be served?

Coverage is confirmed by address, not by ZIP code or mailing address. Our service areas page explains how we check, and why a Kingman address does not always mean City water or City limits.

Why is phone contact used?

A short conversation is the best way to understand a leak. It lets us ask follow-up questions, rule out non-plumbing causes, and tell you honestly whether we are the right call. That is why this site has a phone number and no contact form.

City of Kingman government contacts—not our line

For suspected leaks on City mains, in the street, or at City meters, use the current official City of Kingman website or the number on your water bill. Kingman Leakcrest is not the City water utility. If your water comes from a county improvement district or a private water company, use the current contact shown on that provider’s bill.

How can you share feedback about your experience?

If you have a question or concern about a service experience, call (928) 437-2800. Genuine customer feedback may be displayed after its source and authorization have been verified.

FAQ

Contact FAQs

Can I email or text instead?

At the moment we take inquiries by phone at (928) 437-2800.

Will you give me a price over the phone?

We can explain what affects the cost, but a reliable figure usually depends on what is found and what access is needed.

Is this the number to report a leak in the street?

No. Leaks in the street or at a utility meter go to your water provider. For City of Kingman water issues, check the City’s official website or the contact number on your water bill.

What if I am calling for a property I do not own?

That is fine. We will ask who can authorize access, since the owner or manager usually needs to approve any work.

How can I ask about a repair?

Call to describe the type of leak and ask what service is available for your address.

Call us

(928) 437-2800 — Hours: 8:00 AM–6:00 PM, Monday–Sunday

Call (928) 437-2800

Not sure it’s a leak yet? Start on our homepage to match your symptoms to the right next step.