Emergency Plumbing: What You Should (And Shouldn't) Do First

Nobody Makes Great Decisions Standing In Water.

When water starts coming through your ceiling...

You won’t suddenly become a plumbing expert.

Your first instinct is usually panic.

Buckets. Towels. Google. Calling your brother-in-law because "he's pretty handy."

Trust us… We've seen it all.

First Things First

If it's safe to do so: Turn off the water.

Shut off the electricity if flooding is involved.

Protect valuables.

Take photos for insurance.

Then… Call a professional.

Please Don't

We've seen homeowners:

Wrap burst pipes in duct tape.

Ignore leaking water heaters.

Run flooded furnaces.

Hope a leaking pipe "holds until Monday."

Unfortunately… Water doesn't care what day or time it is.

Some Emergencies Aren't Obvious

Emergency plumbing isn't always dramatic.

Sometimes it's:

A hot water tank slowly leaking.

A sump pump that quietly stopped working.

A toilet backing up repeatedly.

A pipe dripping behind drywall.

Small problems become expensive ones surprisingly fast.

Whether it's a burst pipe, flooded basement, sump pump failure, water heater issue, or plumbing emergency...

We'll answer. We'll explain. We'll get you back to normal.

No BS. Just fast local service.