Emergency Plumber in Las Vegas

Open 24 hours, Monday through Saturday, and we charge the same whether you call at any time. If water is running and you cannot stop it, call now, and we will walk you through shutting it off while we head over.

 
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Call Us Right Now If

  • Water is running and you cannot stop it

  • Sewage is backing up into a tub, shower, or floor drain

  • You smell gas. Leave the house first, then call the gas company, then call us

  • No water at all in the house

  • A water heater is leaking from the tank body, not just a fitting

  • Several drains are backing up at once

  • A pipe has burst in a wall, ceiling, or slab

  • Water is coming through a ceiling

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What to Do Before We Get There

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    • For one fixture, look for the small valve on the wall or under the sink and turn it clockwise

    • For the whole house, find the main shutoff. In most Las Vegas homes it is in the garage, on an exterior wall, or in a box near the front of the property

    • If you cannot find it, the meter box near the street has a valve. It usually needs a meter key or a wrench

  • Shut off the water heater if the leak is coming from it. Gas valve to off, or breaker off for electric.

  • Furniture, boxes, anything on the floor near the water.

  • Take photos before you clean up, in case there is an insurance claim.

  • Do not use drain chemicals on a backup. They will not clear a main line and they make the line hazardous for whoever opens it.

  • It helps us bring the right equipment the first time.

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Areas we service

We cover the whole Las Vegas Valley, from Summerlin to Boulder City and everywhere in between. Our office is on East Charleston, so we're usually on the central and eastern side, but we're out across the valley every day. Not sure if we reach you? Give us a call.

Emergencies We Handle Most

  • Burst and leaking pipes

  • Main water line breaks

  • Slab leaks that have surfaced

  • Sewer backups and main line clogs

  • Water heater failures and tank leaks

  • Gas line leaks

  • Overflowing or badly clogged toilets

  • Failed shutoff valves and hose bibs

  • Water pressure loss across the house

Is This Actually an Emergency?

Yes, call now:

  • Active water you cannot stop

  • Sewage in the house

  • Gas smell

  • No water at all

  • Multiple drains backing up

Call in the morning:

  • A warm spot on the floor

  • A bill that jumped with no explanation

  • A single slow or clogged drain

  • Water pressure that dropped but water still runs

  • A small drip you can catch in a bucket

Not sure? Call and describe it. We will tell you honestly whether it can wait until morning.

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How an Emergency Call Goes

  1. You call. Someone who works here picks up

  2. We help you stop the water over the phone if it is still running

  3. We get someone headed your way and tell you realistically when

  4. We find the source. Detection equipment for leaks, a camera for sewer

  5. We stabilize it first so the damage stops

  6. We explain the repair and give you a flat price

  7. We do the work, or make it safe overnight if it needs daylight

Emergency Plumbing faqs

  • No. The price is the same whatever time you call, Monday through Saturday. There is no after-hours fee and no weekend surcharge.

  • We are open 24 hours Monday through Saturday. We are closed Sunday.

  • It depends on where you are and what is already scheduled, but we prioritize active leaks, sewer backups, and no-water calls. Tell the office what is happening and we will give you a realistic time.

  • For one fixture, use the valve on the wall or under the sink. For the whole house, look for the main shutoff in the garage, on an exterior wall, or in a box near the front of the property. If you cannot find it, there is a valve in the meter box near the street, though it usually needs a meter key.

  • Shut off the main, shut off the water heater if hot water is involved, move what you can out of the way, take photos for insurance, and call. We can talk you through the shutoff on the phone.

  • Usually not. One slow drain can wait for a scheduled visit. Several drains backing up at once is different, because that usually points to the main line.

  • If you smell gas, leave the house and call the gas company first. Once the area is safe we can find and repair the leak.