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If you have a plumbing or heating emergency, contact CPI. We will be over shortly to help solve your emergency, 24/7.

Mount Vernon:
(360) 428-5636
Sedro-Woolley:
(360) 855-2166
Burlington:
(360) 755-1530
Anacortes:
(360) 293-3774
Whidbey Island:
(360) 675-9007
Stanwood:
(360) 629-6305
Camano Island:
(360) 387-1577
Marysville:
(360) 658-5888

If you would like to schedule non-emergency service, you may call us at one of the above numbers or email our service department.

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1900 Railroad Ave.
Mount Vernon, WA 98273

Residential Plumbing Services

CPI Plumbing & Heating is a full service residential plumbing and heating company. We specialize in providing first-class residential plumbing & heating services! We are equipped to handle all of your plumbing needs & plumbing emergencies. Schedule your appointment with the CPI Guy today.

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A Wide Variety Of Plumbing Parts

CPI also proudly offers a wide variety of plumbing parts available for retail sale. Stop by or call Ron, our purchaser, and he will be sure to help you find what you need.

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Open 24 Hours A Day, 7 Days A Week

Call or email us 24 hours a day, seven days a week to find out why we’re recognized as the industry leader in Skagit County, Island County, Whatcom County, and Snohomish County. We’re looking forward to hearing from you!

How Do I Tell If My Hot Water Tank Is Failing

Shorter Showers
If your showers are getting shorter and shorter, your hot water tank could be failing. The problems can range from a bad gas burner or electrical heating components to broken dip tubes. If your hot water heater is older than seven years, getting a new one will be easier than trying to find replacement parts.

Yuck! Dirty Water
Dirty water coming from your tap or shower could be a sign that your hot water tank has a sediment build up problem. If it is under seven years old, then flushing the tank may solve the problem; otherwise you should just replace the hot water heater. If your neighbors are also getting dirty water at the tap, the problem is a water line break, a damaged well or bad water from your water company.

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