Not every drip is an emergency. A slow faucet or a running toilet can wait for a normal visit. These five problems cannot, and the sooner you call, the less damage your home takes.
Water You Cannot Stop
A burst pipe, a failed supply line or a stuck valve keeps pouring water into your home. Shut off the main valve first. If the water still flows, you need a plumber right away.
Sewage Backing Up in Basement: What to Do
Stop using sinks, tubs and toilets so the line does not fill further. Keep people and pets out of the area, then call us. Backups carry bacteria, so a quick cleanup and a camera check matter.
Water Leaking Through the Ceiling: Who to Call
Call a plumber, not a painter. A wet ceiling usually means a supply or drain line above is leaking, and the longer it drips, the more drywall and insulation it soaks.
No Water or No Hot Water
A call about no water in house Middletown CT starts with one question: do your neighbors have water? If they do, the break is likely on your side. A leaking water heater counts too.
A Gas Smell Inside Your Home
Leave the house at once, do not flip switches and call your gas utility or 911 from outside. A licensed plumber can repair the line after the utility says it is safe.