Every Minute CountsBurst pipe, overflowing toilet, no hot water, sewage backing up — whatever it is, don't wait it out. Call now and talk to a real person who can tell you what to do next and get someone on the way.
Some plumbing problems can wait for a scheduled visit. Others get worse — and more expensive — by the hour. Here's what typically needs an emergency response.
Water you can't stop by shutting off a single fixture needs an immediate response before it spreads to floors, walls, or ceilings below.
Sewage backing up into a tub, shower, or floor drain is a health hazard as well as a plumbing failure — this always warrants an emergency call.
A failed water heater, especially one that's actively leaking, affects the whole household and is worth an urgent visit rather than waiting days.
A toilet that won't stop running or overflowing despite the shutoff valve being closed needs prompt attention to prevent water damage.
A sump pump that stops working while water is rising is a direct flood risk to your basement or crawl space.
A furnace or heating system failure during a cold snap can risk frozen pipes on top of an uncomfortable, unsafe home.
Every Minute CountsA real person answers, day or night, and asks a few quick questions about what's happening.
We tell you what to do right now to limit damage while help is on the way.
We give you an honest arrival window based on your location anywhere in Washington.
We diagnose on-site, give you a clear price, and get to work resolving the emergency.
Don't wait and hope it stops. Call now — we're already open.