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Plumbing & sanitation · UT · 29 marine listings

Plumbing & Sanitation in Utah

Browse marine providers across Utah. Heads, holding tanks, freshwater systems, and through-hull plumbing.

About this service

The plumbing system on a yacht is rarely glamorous but consistently the source of expensive surprises when it fails — a leaking through-hull can sink the boat, a failed holding tank pump-out leaves the head unusable, and freshwater system failures end cruising trips early. A competent marine plumber handles head and holding tank service, through-hull replacement, freshwater pump and hose work, and watermaker installation. For shop-grade work (welded stainless steel tanks, custom fittings), look for a marine fabricator.

Marine providers in Utah

12 shown

No exact plumbing & sanitation matches yet — these are notable marine shops in Utah. Many marinas and yards offer plumbing & sanitation without naming it explicitly.

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Pinnacle Marine Service

Boat Shop · Repair services
3651 South Main Street, South Salt Lake, UT 84115
+1-801-266-4421Website
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Robertson's Marine

Boat Shop · Repair services
2033 South Main Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84115
+1-801-534-1111Website

Boater's Outlet

Boat Shop · Repair services
6933 South 700 West, Midvale, UT 84047

Moab Raft and Canoe Company

Boat Shop · Repair services
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RK Marine

Boat Shop · Repair services
UT

Sorensen's

Boat Shop · Repair services
UT
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Cedar Springs Marina

Marina
2676 North Cedar Springs Road, Dutch John, UT 84023
+1-435-889-3795Website
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El Nautica Boat Club

Marina
UT
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Lucerne Valley Marina

Marina
UT
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Bear Lake State Park Marina

Marina
UT

Cutler Canyon Marina

Marina
UT

Daybreak Boatdock

Marina
UT

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Frequently asked

How often should marine head joker valves be replaced?
Joker valves (the rubber check valves in manual marine heads) typically need replacement every 1–2 years on regularly-used heads. Signs of failure include backflow from the bowl, hard pumping, and discharge odors. Replacement is a 30-minute DIY job for most popular head models.
What is a Type III MSD?
Type III marine sanitation devices are USCG-classified holding tank systems with no overboard discharge. They're required in no-discharge zones (most U.S. waters within 3 miles of shore, all lakes and rivers). Service involves pump-out, deodorant treatment, and periodic vent filter replacement.