Northern Arizona Plumbing Solutions

Precious Stones Preschool is a child care center at 390 Dry Creek Road in Sedona. It holds license CDC-9761 from AZ DHS as a Child Care Center. The center has space for up to 59 children. The license details were checked on 2026-09-23. Parents who want to learn more can call (928) 282-4091. Good things to ask about include the ages the school takes, the daily hours, the cost, and whether there is a wait list. A visit before you sign up is a good way to see the rooms and meet the teachers in person.

Sedona Charter School is a public charter school at 165 Kachina Dr in Sedona. It teaches kindergarten through grade 8. The school is run by Sedona Charter School Inc. and is listed as a regular school for the 2023-2024 school year. Charter schools are free to attend, but they are run apart from the local school district, so enrollment works a bit differently. Call (928) 204-6464 to ask about open seats, the school day, and how to apply. Ask what most students do for high school after they finish grade 8 here.

Sedona Public Library

The public library for Sedona sits at 3250 White Bear Road. A library card usually opens up more than shelves: computers, printing, meeting rooms, story times for small children, and books and audio you can borrow from home. Hours and program schedules are not listed here, and they change with the season and with holidays, so check the library website or call (928) 282-7714 before you make the drive. Ask about a card if you live in the area, and ask what proof of address is needed to get one. Ask too whether a visitor can use the computers.

An art gallery at 70 Dry Creek Road in Sedona, set away from the main shopping streets. The gallery sells work by the artists it represents, and what hangs on the walls changes as pieces sell and new shows arrive. Because hours vary with the season and with private showings, calling first is the safest way to avoid a closed door. The number is (928) 204-1765. Staff can tell you which artists are currently represented, whether a particular piece is still available and how shipping and framing are handled. The website carries images of current work if you want to look before driving out.

House cleaning and vacation rental turnovers make up most of the work here. Desert Haven Home Management also offers home watch check ins for owners who are away, and help with stocking and vendor visits between guests. The office is at 105 Roadrunner Drive, unit 5, in Sedona, and the crew covers Cottonwood, Cornville and the Village of Oak Creek as well. Quotes are free. The business says it is licensed and insured, and it is worth asking to see that paperwork. Weekday hours run 9 to 5, and Saturday ends at 4. Call (928) 301-2892 or write hello@sedonadeserthaven.com.

ACE Home Services is a home service company with an office at 50 Stutz Bearcat Dr Ste 3 in Sedona. It does plumbing work and also heating and cooling. It serves Cottonwood, Camp Verde, and Sedona. The phone line is open all day and all night, every day of the week, and the company offers emergency service for urgent problems like a burst pipe. Estimates are free. Call (928) 224-1764 or email info@acehomeaz.com to set up a visit. The company website lists its services and the areas it covers.

Canyon Pipe & Supply is a counter at 2702 S Union Dr in Cottonwood where plumbing goods are sold, not a plumber you hire, though this page file it under plumbers. The website we reached is a supply store catalog listing pipe and tubing, pipe fittings, valves, pumps, water heaters, plumbing parts, bathroom and kitchen fixtures, and tools, which fits a trade counter serving contractors and do-it-yourself customers. Hours are 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, weekends closed. Call (928) 646-9499. Anyone needing a plumber should look at another listing in this category.

Collingwood Pump and plumbing LLC handles water well and pump work. The phone is (928) 202-1973, and hours run every day from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., weekends included. Emergency service is offered, which matters when a well pump quits and a household loses water. Estimates are free, so it costs nothing to have the problem looked at and priced before deciding. When you call, have the pump type, the depth of the well if you know it, and what changed handy, since that speeds up the answer. Ask what the emergency call carries as a charge outside normal hours.