24/7 emergency plumbing in Peoria

Emergency Plumber in Peoria, AZ, Open 24 Hours

Water spraying, sewage coming up, no water at all. Call now. Alex answers the phone himself, day or night, weekends and holidays.

Burst pipes and active leaks
Sewer backups
Water heater leaks
No water to the house

Call 480-349-5386

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Plumber pointing to a leaking copper line found under a concrete slab

What to Do Right Now, Before We Get There

Most water damage happens in the first hour. A few quick steps can save you a lot of money.

Shut off the water. Your main shutoff is usually where the line enters the house, often near the garage or a front hose bib. The water meter at the street also has a shutoff, though you may need a meter key.
Turn off the water heater if it is leaking. Flip the breaker for electric units, or turn the gas valve to “pilot” or “off” for gas units.
Stop using drains if sewage is backing up. No flushing, no showers, no dishwasher.
Kill power to any area where water is near outlets or appliances, if you can do it safely.
Take photos for insurance, then move valuables away from the water.

If you cannot find your shutoff, call us. We will talk you through it on the phone while we head your way.

Plumbing Emergencies We Handle

Burst or broken pipes

Pipes that split, fittings that blow off, and lines damaged during a DIY project. Andy’s tub spout story in the reviews below is a classic.

Slab leaks with active water

Water coming up through the floor or a hot spot that is spreading. We stop the water and plan the leak repair.

Sewer and drain backups

Sewage in a tub, shower or floor drain. We clear the main line and get the house usable again.

Leaking water heaters

A tank that is dumping water into the garage or a closet. We shut it down, and repair or replace the water heater.

No water at all

Broken main line, failed pressure regulator, or a stuck main valve.

Overflowing toilets

A toilet that will not stop running over, or a supply line that burst behind it.

What Makes an Emergency Call Go Better

When your house is flooding, the last thing you need is a phone tree, a dispatcher, and a technician who has never seen your home.

When you call Alex & Bros Plumbing, you are talking to the plumber. That means the questions on the phone are the right ones, you can get guidance on shutting things off immediately, and you know who is coming.

You also get the price before the work starts, even at 2 a.m. Emergencies are stressful enough without a surprise on the bill. Todd Alexander wrote that Alex was accommodating with his last-minute emergency, and that is exactly how we try to handle every one.

Quarter-turn shutoff valve installed on a new copper line

Common Emergencies in Peoria Homes

Some plumbing emergencies are more common here because of how local homes are built and how our climate works.

Slab leaks show up suddenly as water on the floor or a hot spot, since supply lines run under the concrete.

Water heater failures are common in summer, when garage heat and hard water sediment push old tanks past their limit.

Pressure regulator failures can cause burst supply lines and running toilets all at once, especially where water pressure from the street runs high.

Monsoon storms can overwhelm drains and push water where it should not be.

Freezing pipes are rare here, but on the few cold winter nights we get, exposed pipes and backflow devices outside can crack.

Emergency Plumbers Near Peoria

Emergency Calls, In Our Customers’ Words

I had a nasty leak inside a wall that was unaccessible due to being directly behind my hot water heater. I called Alex at 8am Sunday morning, he answered my call, was at my residence within the hour, and had my leak fixed by 11am. Alex is a true professional!
Tim Garland

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

Emergency Plumbing FAQs

Are you really open 24 hours in Peoria?

Yes. We take calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays. Call 480-349-5386.

What counts as a plumbing emergency?

Anything that is actively causing water damage, sewage backing up into the home, no water to the house, or a gas smell near a water heater. A dripping faucet can wait until morning. When in doubt, call and ask.

Where is my main water shutoff?

In most Peoria homes it is where the water line comes into the house, often in the garage, near the water heater, or outside by a front hose bib. Newer homes sometimes have a shutoff in a small box near the front of the house.

Should I call my insurance company first?

Stop the water first, then call your insurer. Photos of the damage and the source help your claim. We can provide details on what failed and what we repaired.

Do you handle emergencies outside Peoria?

Yes, in all of the West Valley cities we serve. See the links on this page for your city.

Plumbing Emergency? Call Now.

For anything actively leaking or backing up, calling is faster than the form. Alex picks up.

480-349-5386