Repair

Emergency Plumbing

Some plumbing failures can't wait. An active leak, an overflowing fixture, or water where it shouldn't be can all cause real damage quickly. Emergency plumbing focuses on stopping the problem, limiting the damage, and planning the repair.

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Utility room with a water shutoff valve and meter near the wall

Common reasons you may need this service

Water is actively leaking and you can't find the shutoff.
A fixture has overflowed or is about to.
A pipe is visibly cracked, split, or spraying.
No water is reaching part of the property.
You need help locating and closing the main shutoff.

Typical tasks and considerations

Helping you locate and close the main or fixture shutoff.
Assessing the source and extent of the leak.
Stopping active water and containing the spread.
Stabilizing the situation to limit further damage.
Outlining next steps for the permanent repair.

Common problems and possible causes

Burst or split supply line

Sudden pressure or aging material can split a line. Closing the nearest shutoff and getting the section replaced stops the leak.

Overflowing fixture

A clog or failed float can cause an overflow. Closing the fixture's angle stop and clearing the blockage resolves it.

Water heater relief leak

Temperature or pressure relief valves can open. It's a safety behavior, but the underlying cause should be assessed.