Chubbuck
Yellowstone Avenue & Chubbuck Road — Pocatello's neighbor to the north — a growing family city whose builder-installed water heaters are hitting their first replacement cycle.
One Valley, Covered by Name
The Pocatello valley is one plumbing market wearing several different faces. The oldest homes in the city stand in Old Town, blocks from where the Portneuf River bends through downtown. The newest growth runs north into Chubbuck and south up the benches. Between them sit the established neighborhoods of Alameda, the downtown core and the old streets of Bonneville around City Hall, the rental-heavy streets around Idaho State University, and the family subdivisions of Indian Hills — each with its own housing age, its own pipe materials, and its own version of the same hard-water, cold-winter problems.
We serve the whole of it — coverage follows the neighborhoods, and every street in Pocatello and Chubbuck is covered. Pick your area below for the local picture — the housing, the typical calls, and the services that matter most there — or go straight to the work itself: water heater repair, drain cleaning, and emergency plumbing run across every area we serve, and the number is the same in all of them: (208) 753-1090.
Old Town Pocatello
Main Street & the rail yards — The historic heart of the city — its oldest housing, and plumbing that has been worked on for a hundred years.
Alameda
Alameda Road & McKinley Avenue — Established east-side neighborhoods around Alameda Road — ranch homes, mature trees, and mid-century pipe.
University District
Idaho State University & South 8th Avenue — The streets around Idaho State University — older homes, rentals, and duplexes with hard-working plumbing.
Indian Hills
Cheyenne Avenue & Indian Hills Elementary — South-bench neighborhoods above the valley floor — wind, cold, and family homes with garages and big tanks.
Neighborhoods We Serve
The five areas above carry the fullest local picture, but they are not the whole of the coverage. The named neighborhoods below are served in full without pages of their own — whole districts in their own right, and the names locals actually give the streets between the big areas: the downtown core, the east bench, the growth corridor at the north gate, the subdivisions terraced up the west side, and the foothill roads south of town. Their housing runs the valley's full range, from century-old pipe to new construction, and a call from any of them is routed exactly like a call from anywhere else we serve.
The Downtown Core
Downtown Pocatello
Center Street & the Portneuf River — The historic commercial core — converted buildings, lofts, and older homes on the streets where Pocatello started.
Bonneville
North 7th Avenue & Purce Park — A core historic neighborhood — early homes, longtime owners, and new infill sharing the same blocks and the same hard water.
The East Side
Highland
Bench Road & Highland High School — The established east bench — settled streets around Highland High School and the Highland Golf Course, homes under mature trees.
Lewis & Clark
Grace Drive & Lewis & Clark Elementary — Quiet postwar streets in the northeast of the city, around the elementary school that gives the neighborhood its name.
The North Side
Northgate
Olympus Drive & the Portneuf Wellness Complex — The city's growth corridor at its north gate — newer subdivisions around Olympus Drive, by the Wellness Complex and the fairgrounds.
Tyhee
Tyhee Road, west of Chubbuck — Rural acreage living on Chubbuck's west side — country properties and larger lots that still sit minutes from town.
The West Bench
West Bench
Halliday Street & the west hills — Hillside streets terraced above the valley floor on the city's west side — including the Fremont Heights streets — with long views across the valley.
Cedar Hills
Cedar Hills Drive — A planned community on the southwest bench, its homes gathered around the neighborhood's own pool and tennis courts.
South Pocatello
Riverside
Bannock Highway & Riverside Golf Course — The river corridor on the southwest side of the city, along Bannock Highway by the city golf course on the Portneuf.
Johnny Creek
Johnny Creek Road — Large-lot foothill homes south of the city along Johnny Creek Road — space, views, and a country feel at the edge of town.
Don't see your neighborhood? Coverage follows the whole valley, named on this page or not — if your home is in Pocatello or Chubbuck, one call covers you: (208) 753-1090.