EMERGENCY!!! HELP!!!
Emergencies always seem to strike at the most inconvenient moments. It's 2 a.m., and you enter the bathroom to find it flooded due to a clogged toilet. Your basement stinks, and your buddies are coming over to play pool. When you turn on the shower, all you get is ice cold water, or worse, brown water. While most plumbing issues are inconvenient, not all plumbing concerns are emergencies. However, if you're dealing with a plumbing problem that's disrupting your regular routine or jeopardizing the comfort and safety of your family, it's probably better to contact for emergency plumbing repair. The following are some of the most common plumbing emergencies:
- Sewer lines that have broken
- Drains that are severely plugged
- Toilets that are overflowing
- Pipes that have burst or are leaking
- Water heaters that have failed
- Sinks that are overflowing
- Drains in the tub or shower are clogged.
- Pipes that have frozen