Outdoor spigot & anti-siphon replacement

Hose bib repair & replacement in Mesa, AZ

Leaking outdoor spigots wasting water or spraying your stucco? We repair worn valve stems, replace leaking vacuum breakers, and install frost-free hose bibs built for desert heat and hard water.

Heavy-duty brass spigots Frost-free wall hydrants Code anti-siphon devices Same-day service in Mesa
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Copper hose bib installed on a stucco wall

What’s your spigot doing?

Tap the symptom that matches. A leaking hose bib can waste over 1,000 gallons of water a month and rot exterior framing.

Failed vacuum breaker

The anti-siphon plunger and rubber seal under the cap are cracked or seized by hard water minerals. We replace the breaker, or the whole spigot, so you’re back to code and water stops spraying.

Worn valve stem or loose wall riser

Worn stems let water creep past the seat, and a wobbly spigot can crack the pipe inside the stucco. We rebuild or replace the valve and solder and anchor the copper riser solid.

Freeze damage

Water left in a standard bib or a hose left attached can freeze and split the tube inside your wall. We install frost-free hydrants that drain automatically. Disconnect hoses before cold nights.

Water flowing from an outdoor hose spigot

Frequently asked questions about outdoor hose bibs

Learn how to prevent outdoor water leaks and vacuum breaker failures in Mesa.

The cap houses an anti-siphon vacuum breaker plunger and rubber seal. Hard water minerals make these plastic seals crack or seize, so water sprays from the cap whenever the faucet is on.

A standard hose bib shuts off at the exterior wall face, leaving water in the valve head that can freeze. A frost-free hydrant seats the valve 8 to 12 inches inside the heated home, so all water drains out of the nozzle when closed.

Yes. A connected hose stops even frost-free hydrants from draining. If the water trapped in the hose freezes, it can burst the copper tube inside your exterior wall.

A licensed plumber can replace an outdoor hose spigot in about 45 to 60 minutes, including isolating the water line and anchoring it to the wall.

Stop outdoor leaks today

Leaking outdoor hose spigot?

Upgrade to a commercial-grade brass hose bib or frost-free wall hydrant today. Stop wasting water and protect your exterior walls.