Plumbing help in all 50 states
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From leaking pipes and clogged drains to water heater failures and emergencies, get dependable plumbing help for your home.
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Plumbing services for every part of your home
Repairs, installations and emergency help, from the water heater to the sewer line.
Emergency plumbing
Plumbing emergency? Get help now.
Burst pipe, major leak, overflowing toilet or sewer backup? Get plumbing help quickly, before the problem causes more damage.
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Shut off the water. Close the main water supply if it's safe to do so.
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Stay clear of electricity. Avoid outlets and appliances in wet areas.
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Stop using drains. If sewage is coming up, don't flush or run water.
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Smell gas? Leave first. Call the gas utility from outside the house.
Plumbing work, up close
From drain traps to full repipes: a look at the kinds of jobs behind every service.
Signs you need a plumber
Most plumbing damage starts small. Catching these early keeps a repair small too.
- Your water bill jumpedHigher usage with no change in habits usually means a leak.
- Stains on walls or ceilingsA leak above or behind the surface is likely.
- Several drains are slowThat points to the main line, not one fixture.
- Clogs keep coming backBuildup or pipe damage the last fix didn't reach.
- A sewer smell indoorsDry traps, failed seals or a blocked vent.
- Banging or rumbling pipesWater hammer, high pressure or sediment.
- Hot water runs out fastSediment, a failed part or an aging heater.
- Water pressure droppedA failing valve, corroded pipe or a leak.
Getting plumbing help is simple
Call and tell us the problem
Describe what's happening and where you are. Calling is free.
Get a plumber scheduled
A local plumbing professional confirms the timing and price before any work starts.
Get it fixed right
The problem is repaired and explained, with advice to prevent it happening again.
Plumbing help across the United States
Hard water in the Southwest, deep freezes up North, older pipes back East: find plumbing information for your state or city.
- New York City, NY
- Los Angeles, CA
- Chicago, IL
- Houston, TX
- Phoenix, AZ
- Philadelphia, PA
- Dallas, TX
- San Antonio, TX
- San Diego, CA
- Miami, FL
- Atlanta, GA
- Seattle, WA
- Denver, CO
- Boston, MA
- Nashville, TN
- Las Vegas, NV
- Charlotte, NC
- Detroit, MI
Plumbing guides
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How to shut off your water in an emergency
Where to find your home's main water shutoff valve, how to close each valve type, and how to shut off water to a single fixture or the water heater.
How long does a water heater last?
Typical lifespans of tank, tankless and heat pump water heaters, how to read the age from the serial number, and the signs it's time to replace.
When should a sewer line be repaired, and when replaced?
When a spot repair or lining makes sense, when the whole sewer line should be replaced, and how the camera inspection drives the decision.
Frequently asked questions
What counts as a plumbing emergency?
Water or sewage getting into the house that you can't stop, a burst pipe, a gas smell, or no water at all. A running toilet or a slow drain can usually wait for a scheduled visit. See plumbing emergencies for what to do first.
What should I do while I wait for a plumber?
Shut off the water to the fixture or the whole house, keep people away from wet electrical areas, move valuables off wet floors, and take photos for insurance. Our shutoff guide shows where to find your main valve.
Do you help in my area?
Plumbing requests are taken in all 50 states and DC. Our service area pages cover local conditions in each state and over a hundred cities, from water hardness to winter freeze risk.
Does it cost anything to call?
No. Calling is free. You pay only for plumbing work you approve, at a price confirmed before the work starts.
How can I check that a plumber is licensed?
Ask for the license number and look it up with your state or city licensing board. Our license guide links to every state's lookup.
Need a plumber today?
Call now and tell us what's going on. Calling is free.