C&H Plumbing serves both Heber and Overgaard with septic pumping, system repairs, inspections, and riser and lid work. Our family-owned crew works from the White Mountains, and the excavators used on the job belong to us.
Start with Snowflake HQ at (928) 532-7500, the closer of our two shops. You can also reach the Pinetop shop at (928) 367-1000.
Heber and Overgaard are two unincorporated communities in Navajo County. The U.S. Census has counted them together as one census-designated place since 1990, yet they remain two places with different beginnings. They sit on the Mogollon Rim in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest, at a mean elevation of 6,627 feet, near the junction of State Route 260 and State Route 277, about halfway between Payson and Show Low. Tourism, retirement, and timbering are the industries noted for the community today.
Heber was settled in 1883. Local geography includes Black Canyon and Buckskin Canyon in Heber, and other nearby ground ranges from rolling hills to flat meadows. Many outlying roads are graded dirt, maintained by Navajo County Public Works, which matters when we have to reach a tank or locate a lid, especially after weather moves through. If your system is in Heber, tell us about access and landmarks when you book so the crew can arrive ready to work.
Overgaard adjoins Heber and was settled around 1936. The community took its name from Kristen Kristensen (Chris) Overgaard, who owned the first sawmill there. The two towns share a highway corridor and the same high-country setting, but Overgaard has its own timber-town beginning, and we treat it as its own stop rather than a second name for Heber. If your tank is in Overgaard, say so when you call. We serve both communities on the same routes.
The 2020 census counted 3,547 housing units in the Heber-Overgaard census-designated place. Of those, 1,350 were occupied and 2,197 were vacant. A tank on a property that sits empty for part of the year is not used the same way as a tank in a house that is open all winter. Climate normals for 1991 to 2020 show average snowfall of 7.1 inches in January and 6.4 inches in February. Snow, cold, and dirt roads all affect lid access and timing. If you already know a pump should happen before winter weather sets in, call and we will get you on the calendar.
Our Snowflake headquarters at 68 W Flake Ave is about 31 to 32 miles away, typically around a 40-minute drive. Our Pinetop shop at 1525 Creel Dr Suite 1 is about 43 miles away, typically around an hour. Show Low is about 36 miles east, typically around 50 minutes on State Route 260. Typical times can grow when the roads are snowy. For most Heber and Overgaard jobs, start with the Snowflake line at (928) 532-7500.

We do not call a second company when a Heber or Overgaard septic job needs a hole in the ground. C&H owns the excavation equipment used to expose tanks, repair lines, and open trenches. The digging and the plumbing stay with one crew, with a clear timeline and one team responsible for the work from start to finish.
Septic pumping in Heber and Overgaard is the basic maintenance that keeps a tank from packing with solids. We find and open the lids, pump the tank, and share anything we notice while we are there, including lids that should be raised before the next winter. Learn what a pumping visit includes, then call Snowflake to schedule.
If a system in Heber or Overgaard is backing up, surfacing effluent, or showing a broken lid, baffle, or line, we can diagnose the failure and repair what is actually wrong. Owned excavation equipment means that work does not pause for a subcontractor with a backhoe. Read about septic repair and then call us to talk through the symptoms.
We inspect septic systems in Heber and Overgaard when you want a direct assessment of the tank and related parts, including on a property that is changing hands or coming back into seasonal use. Call (928) 532-7500 and tell us what you need reviewed, or start from our services list.
On Rim-country lots, lids are often buried, set back from the house, or hard to reach after snowfall. We install and repair risers and lids in Heber and Overgaard so pumping crews can find the tank without a long hunt, and so winter visits have a usable access point. Mention riser or lid work when you book, or ask about it on our services page.
When a repair or replacement in Heber or Overgaard requires excavation, our crew handles that work with equipment we own. See how excavation fits our septic jobs.
White Mountain Plumbing, Inc, known to customers as C&H Plumbing, is family owned and licensed under ROC# 210115. Our headquarters is in Snowflake, and we also have a shop in Pinetop. Heber and Overgaard are already part of the area we name on our site, along with Show Low, Pinetop-Lakeside, Taylor, Holbrook, and the wider White Mountains. For nearby town plumbing coverage, you can also visit our Show Low page.
Yes. We serve septic systems in both towns, and we schedule those visits from our White Mountains shops.
Start with Snowflake at (928) 532-7500. It is the closer shop, about a 40-minute drive on a typical day. You can also call Pinetop at (928) 367-1000.
Yes, when that is what the system needs. We install and repair risers and lids, and we can often combine access work with a pumping or repair visit. Tell us if the lids have been hard to find in the past.
Yes. Seasonal use is common here. Tell us when the house is occupied and when you need the visit, and we will schedule the pumping or inspection around that.
Yes. Show Low, Pinetop-Lakeside, Snowflake, Taylor, and Holbrook are already on our service-area list, along with Heber-Overgaard and the wider White Mountains.
Call Snowflake to get on the schedule, or use the online request form. Licensed, ROC# 210115.
C&H Plumbing | ROC# 210115
Snowflake HQ: 68 W Flake Ave, Snowflake, AZ 85937 | (928) 532-7500
Pinetop: 1525 Creel Dr Suite 1, Pinetop, AZ 85935 | (928) 367-1000
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