Call An Emergency Plumber

You may not know when to call an emergency plumber, so here are some great plumbing tips and what to look for. If you call an emergency plumber like Murrayville Plumbing, we can help with our 24/7 Emergency Plumbing team.

Uh-oh! You’ve clearly got a plumbing ‘situation’ on your hands, so who do you call and is this an emergency?

The obvious answer would be your local plumber, but what happens if your plumbing mishap occurs in the middle of the night? The fact is, many homeowners don’t know what qualifies as an emergency plumbing situation, leaving them to deal with the issue all on their own. Of course, we want you to know that we are here for you 24/7, no matter the situation.

But for your peace of mind, we have listed just some of the most common plumbing emergencies! Don’t feel bad about calling us in the middle of the night if you experience any of the following… it’s our job! Our emergency crew is able to handle all the big jobs, they love it! (I know weird right???)

Some Of The Most Common Plumbing 911’s

The Overflowing Toilet

Woah! Your toilet is overflowing! This definitely could be considered a plumbing emergency. An overflowing toilet is not only inconvenient, but it also leads to severe water damage if it isn’t taken care of right away. If your toilet looks more like Niagra Falls than it does a toilet, then it is definitely time to pick up a phone and call an emergency plumber in the Lower Mainland. First things first, turn off the water!!! Not all overflowing toilets will require a plumber immediately, use common sense to judge.

The Clogged Sink

Sure, a minor sink clog is usually something that can be cleared out with a plunger or a hand-cranked drain snake. But, if these tools are unable to resolve the problem, it might be best to call in your local plumber. Trust us, you don’t want to wait if your drains aren’t draining properly! Blockages can happen at 50′ to even 100′ down the pipes, you don’t want to send money down the drain by having a pipe burst.

No Hot Water

A lack of hot water is definitely one of the worst things that can happen in your home! Not only is it super inconvenient, but it is also a detriment to your comfort! A loss of hot water can certainly be enough to ruin your day, so if this happens to you, be sure to contact an emergency plumber ASAP! We offer hot water tank installation services anywhere in the Fraser Valley or Lower Mainland.

A Blocked Sewer Line

A blocked main sewer line is definitely a cause for concern, as its primary responsibility is to remove wastewater from your home. Not only are problems with your main sewer line quite stinky, but they can also lead to all sorts of other issues, like water damage and a soggy backyard. This is for sure a plumbing emergency and you should call us immediately, 778.888.6451!

A Burst Pipe

A burst pipe is definitely a plumbing emergency, as even the smallest leak can lead to the largest of damages. You want to be sure that you call a plumber straight away if one of the pipes in your home is leaking! Our technicians are fully trained and ready with the right tools to get the job done fast and professionally. We deal with all major Strata, commercial and residential customers throughout Greater Vancouver .

We Recommend To Always Call a Professional

We can bet that your first instinct is to scour the internet for quick-fixes and how-to guides when you’ve got an emergency situation on your hands. However, we highly recommend you stay away from DIY plumbing repairs, save time & money by calling a professional plumber instead. Most online fixes are temporary and are often ineffective. Plus, without the right tools, you could end up making the problem worse.

Calling our emergency plumbers will ensure that your problem will be repaired correctly the first time around, saving you both time and money; but more importantly, the peace of mind that your plumbing issue was fixed right! We have the experience, call Murrayville Plumbing & Heating Ltd. 778.888.6451

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