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Burst pipe, sewer backup, no hot water or a leak you cannot find? American Plumbing connects you with licensed local plumbers for fast diagnosis, upfront pricing and same-day repairs at your home or business.

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Serving all 50 states
Upfront written quotes
Licensed and insured plumbers

Licensed and bondedState-licensed plumbers

Upfront pricingQuote before work begins

Warranty on repairs1-year workmanship warranty

Same-day serviceEmergency response around the clock

Emergency, Residential and Commercial Plumbing Services

From a dripping faucet to a collapsed sewer line, our network handles the plumbing problems homeowners and property managers face most often.

Plumber repairing a burst copper pipe under a sink

24/7 rapid response

Leak Detection & Emergency Pipe Repair

Pinhole copper leaks, slab leaks and burst lines can flood a home within hours. We use acoustic listening equipment and thermal imaging to find hidden leaks with minimal wall or floor removal, then repair or replace the damaged section.

Acoustic and thermal leak location
Copper, PEX, PVC and cast-iron repair
Frozen pipe thawing and burst-pipe repair

Get an urgent quote

Technician operating a hydro-jetting machine for drain cleaning

Drains & sewers

Hydro-Jetting & Clogged Drain Cleaning

Grease, scale and tree roots cause slow drains and repeat backups. High-pressure hydro-jetting scours the inside of the pipe instead of just punching a hole through the clog, and needs no harsh chemicals.

Kitchen, bathroom and main-line clogs
Camera inspection to confirm the pipe is clear
Root, grease and sediment removal

Clear my drain

Water heater being serviced by a licensed plumber

Hot water

Water Heater Repair & Installation

No hot water, a leaking tank or strange noises? We repair and replace tank and tankless water heaters, including gas and electric models from major brands such as Rheem, A.O. Smith, Bradford White and Navien.

Gas valves, thermostats and heating elements
Tankless and high-efficiency upgrades
Same-day replacement when stock allows

Restore hot water

Sewer line inspection and trenchless pipe repair equipment

Trenchless options

Sewer Line Inspection & Trenchless Repair

Recurring backups, gurgling drains or soggy patches in the yard can point to a damaged sewer lateral. We inspect with a video camera and, where the pipe allows, repair it with trenchless lining so your driveway and landscaping stay intact.

Video camera sewer inspection
Trenchless CIPP relining and pipe bursting
Full excavation repair when required

Book a camera inspection

New faucet and fixture installation in a modern bathroom

Kitchen & bath

Toilet, Faucet & Garbage Disposal Service

A running toilet or dripping faucet can waste thousands of gallons a year. We repair and install toilets, faucets, shut-off valves, sinks and garbage disposals for homes and businesses.

Water-saving toilet installation
Garbage disposal repair and replacement
Shut-off valve and supply line replacement

Fix my fixtures

Gas line pressure testing and appliance connection

Safety first

Gas Line Inspection & Pressure Testing

If you smell gas, leave the building and call your gas utility or 911 first. Once the area is safe, our licensed plumbers can test lines, repair leaks and reconnect appliances to code.

Gas line pressure and leak testing
Appliance and range connections
Valve and manifold replacement

Schedule a safety check

Plumbing Done to Local Code, Wherever You Live

Plumbing problems look different across the country. Northern states deal with frozen and burst pipes, the Sunbelt with hard water and scale, coastal areas with corrosion, and older cities with cast-iron and clay sewer lines.

Our network plumbers work to the plumbing code adopted in your area, such as the Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC) or International Plumbing Code (IPC), and pull permits where local rules require them.

Every job starts with a diagnosis, then a written price. You decide whether to go ahead.

Code-compliant work. Repairs and installs follow state and municipal requirements.
Modern piping upgrades. Replace corroded galvanized or failing polybutylene with PEX or copper.
Whole-home water treatment. Filtration and softening to protect heaters and fixtures from mineral buildup.
Pressure regulation. Install or replace pressure-reducing valves to protect appliances.
Backflow and shut-off valves. Protect your home and the public water supply.

What to Do While Your Emergency Plumber Is on the Way

A few minutes of action can cut water damage significantly. Follow these four steps for a burst pipe, major leak or overflow.

Shut off the main water valve
Find the main shut-off near the water meter, where the line enters the house, or in the basement or garage. Turn it clockwise until it stops.
Drain the lines
Open the lowest faucet in the house and any outdoor spigots to relieve pressure and drain water away from the damaged area.
Protect electrics
If water is near outlets, appliances or a panel, switch off the affected breakers from a dry spot. If water is touching live electrics, stay away and call an electrician or 911.
Call dispatch
Call 855-647-6346 with your address and a short description so the right technician and equipment are sent.

Common Plumbing Problems and What They Mean

Not sure whether it is an emergency? Here is how to read the most common warning signs.

Burst or frozen pipe

Shut off the main water valve, open the lowest faucet to drain the line, and call a plumber. Do not use a flame to thaw pipes.

Sewage backup or overflowing toilet

Stop using all drains and toilets. Backups often mean a main-line blockage that needs a drain machine or hydro-jetter.

No hot water

Check the pilot light or breaker first. If the tank is leaking or the heater is over 10 to 12 years old, replacement is usually more economical.

Low water pressure

Causes range from a partly closed valve to corroded galvanized pipe or a failing pressure regulator. A plumber can test pressure at the hose bib.

Slow drains in several fixtures

When more than one drain is slow, the blockage is usually in the main line rather than a single trap.

Water stains, damp walls or a high water bill

Hidden leaks are the most common cause. Acoustic and thermal leak detection can locate them without opening walls blindly.

Typical Plumbing Costs in the United States

Prices vary by region, access, materials and time of day. These general ranges help you judge whether a quote is reasonable.

Typical plumbing service price ranges
Service	Typical range	What changes the price
Drain cleaning (single fixture)	$100 – $300	Clog severity, access, time of day
Main sewer line clearing / hydro-jetting	$250 – $700	Line length, roots, cleanout access
Leak detection	$150 – $600	Method used, size of the property
Water heater repair	$150 – $600	Part needed, gas vs. electric
Water heater replacement (tank)	$1,200 – $3,000	Capacity, fuel type, permit and code work
Sewer camera inspection	$150 – $500	Line length, access, report included
Trenchless sewer repair	$4,000 – $15,000+	Length, depth, diameter, pipe condition

Ranges are general estimates, not quotes. Your technician will provide an exact written price after inspecting the problem.

Seasonal Plumbing Maintenance Checklist

Preventive maintenance costs far less than emergency repair. Here is what to check each season.

Winter

Insulate exposed pipes, disconnect garden hoses, and let faucets drip during hard freezes. Frozen pipes are the leading cause of winter burst-pipe claims in northern states.

Spring

Test the sump pump, inspect for leaks from winter damage, and check outdoor spigots before turning irrigation back on.

Summer

Watch for tree-root intrusion in sewer lines and higher water use from guests, pools and irrigation.

Fall

Flush the water heater to remove sediment, service sump pumps and shut off outdoor water lines before the first frost.

Emergency Plumbers in All 50 States

Our dispatch network covers every state, including major metro areas and surrounding suburbs. Call 855-647-6346 and we will confirm availability for your zip code.

Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming

What Customers Say

At 2 AM our second-floor supply line ruptured. Dispatch connected me quickly, the technician arrived within the hour, stopped the leak and explained the price before starting work.

Sarah M. , Homeowner

A main sewer blockage was affecting three units. The crew brought a jetter, cleared the line and showed us the camera footage afterward.

David K. , Commercial property manager

Another company quoted a large repair without inspecting. This crew ran a camera, found it was a root issue and cleared it for far less.

Arthur G. , Homeowner

Plumbing Emergency FAQ

Answers on arrival times, pricing, licensing and warranties.

How quickly can an emergency plumber arrive?

Arrival times depend on your location and demand. In most metropolitan and suburban areas our goal is to have a technician at your door within 45 to 60 minutes for active emergencies such as flooding or sewer backups. Rural areas can take longer, and dispatch will give you an estimated arrival window when you call.

Do you charge extra for nights, weekends or holidays?

Emergency and after-hours work can carry different rates in some markets. Your technician will assess the problem and give you a written, upfront price before any work begins, so you can approve the total before you are charged.

Are your plumbers licensed and insured?

Yes. Plumbers in our dispatch network are required to hold the license required in their state or municipality and to carry liability insurance. Ask your technician for their license number on arrival.

What should I do first if a pipe bursts?

Shut off the main water valve, open the lowest faucet to drain the line, switch off electricity to any wet areas if it is safe to do so, and call a plumber. Move valuables out of the affected area and take photos for insurance.

What causes a sewer line to back up?

The most common causes are tree roots entering joints, grease and wipes that build up in the line, collapsed or offset pipe (especially older clay and cast iron), and belly sections that hold water. A camera inspection identifies the exact cause.

Is hydro-jetting safe for older pipes?

Hydro-jetting is safe for most sound pipes, but severely cracked or collapsed pipes can be damaged. A camera inspection before jetting lets the plumber choose the right pressure or a different method.

Should I repair or replace my water heater?

As a rule of thumb, tank water heaters last 8 to 12 years. If yours is older, leaking from the tank itself, or needs repeated repairs, replacement is usually the better value. A technician can confirm the age and condition on site.

What warranty do you provide?

Repairs are covered by a 1-year workmanship warranty. New water heaters and fixtures also carry the manufacturer's warranty, which varies by product. Your written quote will list what is covered.

Do you serve both homes and businesses?

Yes. We handle residential plumbing as well as commercial jobs such as restaurant grease lines, retail restroom repairs, main-line jetting and multi-unit sewer backups.

Which states do you cover?

The network covers all 50 states. Call 855-647-6346 and dispatch will confirm availability at your zip code.

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