A plumbing emergency includes serious issues that threaten your property or safety. Common examples are burst pipes, sewer backups, overflowing toilets, gas leaks, and major water leaks that can cause flooding or structural damage. If waiting could lead to further damage or health risks, it should be treated as an emergency.

While we currently handle emergency plumbing during regular business hours, we encourage customers to take immediate steps to stay safe outside those hours, such as shutting off water or gas lines. Then contact us as early as possible, and we’ll prioritize your service as soon as our team is available.

During office hours, we will do our best to respond promptly to any plumbing problems that may arise. Our licensed plumbers are trained to assess urgent problems swiftly and begin repairs right away. Timely arrival and effective service are always our priority when property damage or safety is on the line.

We believe in fair, upfront pricing, even in emergencies. While some urgent jobs may involve additional resources or after-hours coordination, we keep our pricing transparent so you’re never surprised by hidden fees. On every emergency call, we prioritize your safety and the quality of our job above anything else.

Yes, in many cases we can apply a temporary solution to stabilize the issue, such as patching a pipe, stopping a leak, or restoring limited function. This helps minimize damage while we plan for a complete and lasting repair that meets all safety and plumbing code requirements.