Water pouring from a pipe
A pipe that splits or bursts behind a wall, ceiling or floor sends water through the building. Say where the water appears when you call, and the plumber you hire takes the next step.
Emergency Plumbing in Glendale
Pipes that have split, sewage coming back into the house and heaters leaking across the floor are plumbing emergencies. Phone us, describe what is going on and we point you to the right help.
A few details are enough for the first call: which room, which fixture and what the water or sewage is doing.
What counts as a plumbing emergency
Sewage coming back up
When sewage shows at a tub, shower or floor drain, the fault lies in the drain or the line behind it. The affected drains are what the plumber you hire needs to hear about first.
A heater leaking or flooding
Water around the base of a tank heater, or a heater that has let go completely, needs a plumber. Call us and we connect you with one who handles heaters.
A toilet that will not stop overflowing
A toilet that keeps rising toward the rim needs a plumber to find the cause. Tell us what it is doing and the plumber you hire traces the problem.
When the backup comes from the sewer line
If several drains back up together, the sewer line may be the cause. Our sewer line repair page covers that side of the problem, and one call to us gets it looked at.
Cold nights in Glendale
Glendale’s January low averages 43°F, and temperatures hit freezing on about 2 days a year. Enter your pipe layout in the pipe freeze risk checker to see how it holds up against that figure.
When the cause behind a flooded floor turns out to be a hidden leak, leak detection picks it up, and a clogged line goes to drain cleaning. The homepage names every other service.
Get your free plumbing estimate
Call us to discuss your current issue and how we can assist you. The call is free and you get a free, personalized estimate with no obligation. We're here to help.
Call (855) 321-3426