Plumbing emergencies don’t wait for business hours, and neither do we. A burst pipe, severe leak, or backed-up sewer can cause significant damage to your home in a matter of hours, so our licensed plumbers are available to respond quickly with the expertise and equipment needed to resolve it fast.
Common Emergencies We Handle
- Burst and frozen pipes that can flood a property without warning.
- Severe leaks from fixtures, appliances, and supply lines.
- Backed-up sewers that pose serious health risks.
- Water heater failures that leak or flood your home.
Fast, Reliable Response
- Real people answer our phones day and night, weekends and holidays.
- Fully-equipped emergency vehicles carry extensive tools and inventory.
- Licensed and insured technicians throughout NC and SC.
- Upfront pricing before work begins, no surprise charges.
Protecting Your Home
- Rapid response that minimizes water damage and property loss.
- Professional-grade repairs that prevent the problem from recurring.
- Satisfaction guarantee backing every emergency repair.
- Available 24/7/365, because emergencies don’t wait.
Common questions
We prioritize emergency calls and dispatch a technician as quickly as possible within our service area. When you call, we’ll gather the key details up front so the technician arrives ready to handle the specific problem, not starting from scratch.
Active flooding, a burst pipe, sewage backing up into the home, or a total loss of water are all true emergencies worth calling about immediately. A slow drain or a minor drip usually isn’t an emergency, but it’s still worth scheduling before it becomes one.
We provide upfront pricing before any emergency work begins, so you’ll know exactly what to expect with no surprise charges once the job is done.
If you can safely do so, shut off water at the main or the fixture involved, move valuables away from the water, and take photos for insurance purposes. Don’t attempt major repairs yourself in the meantime.
Knowing where your main water shutoff is located, addressing small leaks before they grow, and scheduling occasional plumbing inspections all go a long way toward catching problems before they become emergencies.