Emergency Plumber in Augusta, GA
Burst pipes, sewer backups, leaking water heaters and overflowing toilets in Augusta, Evans and Martinez
When It Can't Wait Until Morning
Some plumbing problems are an inconvenience. Others put water on the floor every minute they go on. When a supply line splits, a water heater starts leaking or sewage comes up through a floor drain, call (762) 320-6758 and we match you with a local plumber who can get there and stop it.
Common emergency calls
- Burst or split water lines, including pipes that froze during a cold snap
- Sewer backups into tubs, showers or floor drains
- Water heaters leaking from the tank or relief valve
- Toilets that keep overflowing or won't stop running
- Broken shutoff valves that won't close
- Water coming through a ceiling or into a crawlspace
What to Do Right Now
- Shut off the water. Use the main valve where the line enters the house, or the valve at the street meter if you can't find it.
- Turn off the water heater when the leak is on a hot-water pipe or at the tank itself.
- Keep people and power away from standing water near outlets or appliances.
- Take photos of the damage before cleanup if you plan to talk to your insurance company.
- Call us and describe what you see, so the plumber arrives ready for the job.
Any hint of a gas smell means everyone goes outside and phones the gas utility or 911 from the yard before anything else.
Emergency Plumber Questions
What counts as a plumbing emergency?
Anything that is actively letting water or sewage into the house, or leaves you without water or a working toilet. A slow drip can usually wait for a scheduled visit.
Do pipes really freeze in Augusta?
It doesn't happen every winter, but a hard freeze does come through some years. Pipes in crawlspaces, exterior walls and unheated garages are the ones most likely to split.