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title: "Plumbing & HVAC in Bondurant, IA"
description: "Plumbing & HVAC in Bondurant, IA. Furnace repair, frozen pipes, water heaters and drains for new and older homes. 24/7 service: (515) 494-5483."
url: https://des-moines-plumbing-hvac.b-daniels.workers.dev/service-area/bondurant/
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# Plumbing & HVAC in Bondurant, IA

Bondurant started as a small railroad town and has grown well beyond its original downtown, with farm fields, the Chichaqua Valley Trail and Lake Petocka never far away. Most of our calls here come from newer homes reaching their first round of repairs, plus a steady share from the older houses near downtown.

**Des Moines Plumbing & HVAC** · (515) 494-5483 (24/7 emergency; standard hours Mon–Sat 7am–7pm) · Polk County & Central Iowa

## Why Bondurant homeowners call us

- High-efficiency furnaces vent through PVC pipes in the side of the house, and on open lots blowing snow can drift over them and shut the furnace down. We clear them, check the setup and can reroute vents that keep getting buried.
- Furnace condensate lines clog or freeze where they run near an outside wall. It's one of the most common no-heat calls we get from newer Bondurant homes.
- Wind on open ground at the edge of town finds every weak spot in a sub-zero cold snap. We thaw and repair frozen lines and replace split outdoor faucets.
- Older homes near downtown can still have original drain lines and aging water heaters. We camera, diagnose and quote in writing before any work starts.

## Plumbing & HVAC in Bondurant: what we see

Bondurant still feels like a small town, but most of its homes are newer, built on former farm ground around the original downtown. Open land means wind, and wind is behind a surprising number of the winter calls we get here.

### Furnace vents, drifts and condensate lines

Most newer Bondurant homes have high-efficiency furnaces that pull in air and push out exhaust through two PVC pipes on the side of the house. On a lot with no tree cover yet, a January storm can drift snow right over them, and the furnace shuts itself off for safety. Keep those pipes clear after every big snow. The other common no-heat call is the condensate line: it clogs with sludge, or it freezes where it runs near a cold wall, and the furnace stops. See our [furnace service](https://des-moines-plumbing-hvac.b-daniels.workers.dev/services/furnace/) page.

### Frozen pipes on open ground

Frost-free outdoor faucets still split inside the wall if a hose is left attached over winter. Supply lines in garage walls or over unheated spaces are the next weak spot when the wind chill drops well below zero. If a pipe lets go, shut off the main and call our [emergency line](https://des-moines-plumbing-hvac.b-daniels.workers.dev/services/emergency/).

### The older part of town

Homes near downtown Bondurant are a different story: older drain lines, water heaters at the end of their life and the occasional do-it-yourself plumbing from a past owner. We camera the drains, find the actual problem and give you a written quote before we start. Our [water heater](https://des-moines-plumbing-hvac.b-daniels.workers.dev/services/water-heater/) page covers replacement options when a tank is done.

Whether you're near the Chichaqua Valley Trail or on a brand-new cul-de-sac, call (515) 494-5483. We answer 24/7 and come to you.

## Neighborhoods we serve in Bondurant

Older homes near downtown Bondurant · Newer subdivisions around town · Chichaqua Valley Trail corridor · Lake Petocka area · US 65 corridor · Acreages around Bondurant

ZIP codes: 50035