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Emergency Plumber in Phoenix, AZ
Sewage in the tub, a pipe spraying in the wall, a water heater leaking into the house. We handle plumbing emergencies across west and north Phoenix, any hour.
- Sewer backups
- Burst pipes
- Water heater leaks
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Phoenix Emergencies We See Most
Sewage backups in older homes
Older Phoenix neighborhoods have clay and cast iron sewer lines that roots have been working into for decades. When the line blocks, sewage comes up the lowest drain. We clear it and tell you why it happened. See sewer line repair in Phoenix.
Burst galvanized pipe
Old galvanized pipe can crack at a threaded joint without warning, often inside a wall.
Water heater failures
Summer heat pushes worn tanks over the edge.
Monsoon backups
Heavy storms can overload damaged sewer lines.
Right Now: What to Do
- Shut off the main water. In many Phoenix homes it is near the front hose bib or where the line enters the house. The meter at the street has a valve too.
- Stop using drains if sewage is backing up.
- Turn off the water heater if it is the source.
- Keep people away from standing water near outlets.
- Call us at 480-349-5386.
Honest Help at Any Hour
When you call, Alex answers, not a dispatcher. He helps you get the water off, gives you a realistic arrival time, and gives you the price before work starts, even in the middle of the night.
See the main emergency plumbing page for the emergencies we handle most. Deer Valley residents can also see our Deer Valley emergency page.
Slab Leaks That Turn Into Emergencies
Many Phoenix slab leaks start slowly and show up on the water bill first. But sometimes a pinhole in a hot water line under the slab opens up, and water starts coming through the floor or a hot spot spreads across the tile.
If that happens, shut off the water heater’s cold supply valve to stop hot water flow, or shut off the main if water keeps coming. Move rugs and furniture, and call us.
We stop the leak and give you options for a permanent fix, which may be a spot repair through the floor or a reroute through the walls or attic. See leak detection and repair in Phoenix.
Burst Pipes Inside Walls
In older Phoenix homes with galvanized pipe, a joint can let go inside a wall with no warning. You might hear water running, see water coming from under a baseboard, or notice a wet ceiling below a bathroom. Shut off the main right away, turn off power to the area if water is near outlets, and call. We open the wall at the break, repair the pipe, and leave the area open to dry. If the rest of the pipe is in rough shape, we will tell you so you can plan ahead.
Why Phoenix Neighbors Call Us Back
Wow! I have owned several homes and have use trades extensively. Alex was the best experience I have had across the board, communications, speed, expertise.
I had a water main leak on a holiday weekend. Contacted Alex and he arrived within an hour. The pipe was deep and a lot of dirt and rocks had to be removed. Alex carefully removed the ornamental rocks, used a tarp to contain the dirt and when finished the yard looked like new.
Thank you Alex
Petebytes
Alex was very friendly and honest. Fair pricing and came out 20 minutes after I called. Highly recommend!
Tommy Nau
Phoenix Emergency FAQs
Do you serve all of Phoenix for emergencies?
We serve west and north Phoenix, closest to our Peoria base. Call to confirm for your address.
What if sewage is backing up during a monsoon storm?
Stop using water and call. The line may have cracks letting storm water in.
How do I shut off water in an older Phoenix home?
The main is often near the front hose bib or where the line enters the house.
Are you available on holidays?
Yes, 24/7.
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