You should call a plumber if you experience consistent leaks, severe clogs that plunger won't fix, water heater issues, low water pressure, or signs of water damage. It's better to address small issues before they become major emergencies.

Immediately shut off your main water valve to prevent further flooding. Open your faucets to drain remaining water, turn off electricity to the affected area if safe, and call our emergency plumbing line right away.

The main water shut-off valve is typically located near the water meter, where the main line enters your home (often in a basement, crawlspace, or garage), or outside in a meter box near the street. Turn the valve clockwise to shut it off.

For preventative maintenance, having your drains professionally cleaned every 1-2 years is recommended. However, if you notice slow draining or recurring clogs, you schedule a cleaning sooner.

Signs include multiple drains clogging simultaneously, sewage backing up into tubs or showers, foul odors in your yard or basement, and unusually lush patches of grass in your yard over the sewer line.

Traditional tank water heaters typically last 8-12 years, while tankless models can last 15-20 years with proper maintenance. Hard water and lack of maintenance can significantly shorten a unit's lifespan.

Low water pressure can be caused by partially closed shut-off valves, failing pressure regulators, mineral buildup in pipes, hidden leaks, or municipal water supply issues.

You can schedule service by calling our office directly or filling out the contact form on our website. For emergencies, please always call us for the fastest response.