Emergency Plumbing Service

If you’re noticing slow drains, inconsistent water pressure, or unusually high water bills, these could be signs that your plumbing system needs professional maintenance. Routine check-ups can catch problems before they become emergencies.

Our comprehensive plumbing maintenance service at Emergency AC includes inspecting pipes for leaks, checking water pressure, cleaning drains, and ensuring all fixtures and your water heater are functioning efficiently.

We recommend annual maintenance to ensure the longevity of your plumbing system. However, older properties or homes experiencing frequent issues may benefit from more frequent inspections.

Absolutely. Preventative maintenance allows us to detect potential problems such as leaks, blockages, or faulty equipment, reducing the likelihood of costly, unexpected emergencies.

Frequent leaks, low water pressure, outdated fixtures, or persistent plumbing issues may indicate it's time for a new installation. Our team can evaluate your situation and suggest the best solutions.

The time needed depends on the complexity of the project. Simple installations might take a few hours, while larger jobs could take a day or more. During your initial consultation, we’ll give you a detailed timeline.

Absolutely! We can install any plumbing fixtures you’ve purchased. Just ensure that the fixtures are compatible with your existing plumbing system, and our team will handle the installation.

If you experience any issues after your plumbing installation, contact us immediately. We stand by our work and will resolve any concerns to ensure your satisfaction.

Absolutely! We regularly provide special deals and discounts on our plumbing installation services. Visit our website or call us to learn about our current offers!

It's advisable to book plumbing maintenance at least once a year to keep your system running smoothly and to identify potential issues before they escalate.

Signs your plumbing may need maintenance include slow drains, unusual noises, water stains, and frequent clogs.

Clear the area around your plumbing fixtures, and if possible, provide access to water shut-off valves and any relevant information about existing plumbing issues.

Yes, we offer flexible scheduling options, including weekend and holiday services to accommodate your needs.

Look for signs like slow drains, strange sounds from pipes, water stains on walls or ceilings, a sudden spike in your water bill, or persistent leaks—these often indicate the need for plumbing repairs.

We have experience working with older plumbing systems and can assess their condition, recommend upgrades if necessary, and perform repairs while maintaining the integrity of your home.

Repair duration varies by complexity. Minor issues may take a few hours, while more extensive repairs could last a full day or longer. We’ll provide an estimated timeline before beginning any work.

Common signs of a clogged drain or sewer line include slow drainage, gurgling sounds from your pipes, water backup in sinks or tubs, and unpleasant odors. If you notice any of these signs, it's important to address the issue promptly to avoid further damage.

Frequent blockages can be caused by a buildup of everyday substances like grease, hair, soap scum, food particles, and other debris. Flushing non-biodegradable items, such as wipes or sanitary products, down the toilet can also contribute to clogs in your sewer line.

We recommend scheduling professional drain cleaning at least once a year to prevent buildup and ensure smooth water flow. If you experience frequent clogs, it may be beneficial to increase the frequency of cleanings.

Using sink strainers to catch debris, flushing drains with hot water regularly, and avoiding pouring grease or oils down the drain are effective maintenance practices. Additionally, opting for natural cleaners, like vinegar and baking soda, can help keep your pipes clear without causing damage.

Hydro jetting is a high-pressure cleaning method that uses water jets to remove tough blockages, such as tree roots, grease buildup, and mineral deposits. It's often used when traditional drain cleaning methods fail to clear severe blockages.

The time you leave a chemical drain cleaner in your drain depends on the product instructions. Generally, most drain cleaners require 15 to 30 minutes before flushing with water. However, we recommend avoiding chemical cleaners, as they can damage your pipes over time. Instead, opt for professional drain cleaning for a safer and more effective solution.

Cleaning a main drain typically takes 1 to 2 hours, depending on the severity of the clog and the cleaning method used. For example, video inspections and hydro-jetting may take longer than traditional methods, but they offer a more thorough and lasting solution.

Clearing drains can take anywhere from 30 minutes to a few hours, depending on the type of blockage and the cleaning technique. Simple clogs can be resolved quickly, while more severe blockages or pipe damage may require additional time.

It’s recommended to clean your drains once every year or two to prevent buildup and clogs. However, if you experience frequent blockages, slow drainage, or foul odors, you may need more regular cleanings. Scheduling routine maintenance can help prevent costly repairs down the road.

Well-maintained drains can last 50 to 100 years, depending on the material of your pipes and the quality of your plumbing system. Regular cleaning and professional inspections can help extend the lifespan of your drains and prevent premature wear or damage.

Clogs typically form in a few key areas of your plumbing system, including:
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- Kitchen sinks: Grease, food particles, and soap can build up over time.
- Bathrooms: Hair, soap scum, and personal care products can create blockages.
- Sewer lines: Tree roots, shifting soil, or flushed objects can cause severe blockages in the main sewer line.

At Emergency AC, we know how to address clogs, whether they are localized to one area or affecting your entire plumbing system.

For significant blockages or damage that impacts the entire home, we use advanced techniques such as hydro jetting and trenchless repair. These methods are effective in clearing out tough blockages and fixing broken lines without the need for extensive excavation. In cases where the damage is too severe for repair, we offer complete sewer line replacement services.

The decision to repair or replace your sewer line depends on factors like the age and condition of your pipes, the extent of the damage, and the frequency of past repairs. Our technicians will assess your specific situation and provide expert recommendations on the best course of action.

We use video pipe inspection technology to locate the source of the problem accurately. This allows us to view the interior of your sewer line and pinpoint the exact area that needs repair, minimizing unnecessary digging and damage to your property.

Hydro jetting can effectively remove grease, soap scum, mineral deposits, hair, tree roots, and any other debris causing blockages in your plumbing. Whether you're facing a simple clog or a more severe blockage, hydro jetting is often the best solution.

Yes, hydro jetting is considered safe for the majority of pipe types. Our plumbing team carefully assesses the condition of your plumbing before proceeding to ensure no damage is caused. This method works particularly well in modern plumbing but can also be used for older systems in good condition.

For most homeowners, scheduling hydro jetting annually or bi-annually is ideal for maintaining a clog-free plumbing system. However, if you run a commercial business that deals with heavy grease or food waste, you may need more frequent cleanings to prevent backups.

While no method can completely guarantee the prevention of future clogs, hydro jetting significantly reduces the risk. By thoroughly cleaning out your pipes, it minimizes the chances of buildup returning for a long time.

Common signs of a leak include:

- Unexplained increases in water bills
- Damp spots on walls, ceilings, or floors
- Musty odors or visible mold growth
- Water pooling around plumbing fixtures or HVAC units
- Dripping or running water sounds when no faucets are in use

Leaks can happen due to a variety of reasons, including:

- Aging or corroded pipes
- HVAC system malfunctions, such as condensation buildup or refrigerant leaks
- Roof damage due to weather or wear
- Poor plumbing or HVAC installations
- Pressure changes in pipes

Costs vary depending on the extent of the damage and the repairs required. We provide transparent pricing and offer financing options to help make our services more affordable. Be sure to check out our promotions for current discounts.

Yes, leaks can cause your water bills to spike if water is continuously wasted. Addressing leaks quickly will help you avoid unnecessarily high utility costs.

If you notice a leak, it’s important to call a professional right away. Emergency AC offers fast response times and expert technicians to quickly address your leak and prevent further damage.

Sump pumps generally last around 7 to 10 years. Regular maintenance can extend their lifespan, but if you're noticing frequent issues or it's been a decade since installation, it might be time to upgrade.

While it's technically possible, sump pump installation involves electrical work and plumbing, which should be left to professionals. Improper installation can result in pump failure, electrical hazards, or even basement flooding.

Regular maintenance is key to ensuring your sump pump runs smoothly. We recommend scheduling annual inspections to clean the pump, test the float switch, and check for clogs or other issues.

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If your sump pump fails, your basement could flood, leading to costly damage. That's why we recommend installing a battery backup system to protect your home in case of pump failure or a power outage. Learn more about backup systems here.

When installing a new toilet, it's essential to ensure that your plumbing system is in good condition and properly sized for the new model. Our expert plumbers will inspect the existing plumbing, remove the old toilet, and install the new one with secure seals and fittings. The process requires attention to detail to avoid leaks and ensure proper water flow.

Simple repairs like replacing a flapper or flush valve typically take 30 minutes to an hour. More complex parts, like wax rings or fill valves, may take a little longer, but our skilled plumbers aim to complete most repairs efficiently without compromising quality.

After installing a new toilet, it can be used within 3 to 4 hours. This allows enough time for the new seals and connections to be set and ensures that everything is secure before use. Our team will test the toilet thoroughly before leaving to make sure it's functioning properly.

Toilets are built to last, but over time, parts like the flapper, fill valve, and seals can wear out and may need occasional repairs. On average, toilets may require minor repairs every 3 to 5 years, but this can vary based on usage and water quality.

A well-maintained toilet can last 15 to 25 years. However, if you experience frequent issues or have an outdated, inefficient model, replacing it with a newer, water-saving option may be beneficial. Upgrading to a modern toilet can improve water efficiency and reduce repair costs in the long run.

If your water heater is over 10-15 years old, requires frequent repairs, or is no longer providing adequate hot water, it may be time for a replacement. Our team can inspect your unit and recommend whether repair or replacement is the best option.

Most installations can be completed within 3-5 hours, depending on the complexity of the job. We strive to complete the work efficiently so you can enjoy hot water without delay.

The size of your water heater is determined by the number of people in your household and your average water usage. Our team can assist you in selecting the appropriate size for your home, ensuring a steady supply of hot water whenever you need it.

Yes, switching from a traditional tank system to a tankless water heater is possible. Our team will evaluate your current system, make any necessary adjustments, and install the new tankless unit, which will provide you with endless hot water and greater energy efficiency.