01 Emergency & after-hours calls Answered live, 24/7
Roughly two-thirds of what we do happens between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m. A dispatcher picks up on the first ring — no phone tree, no callback queue — and a truck rolls with a stocked van: fittings, couplings, two sizes of shutoff, a wet vac, and a sewer machine.
- Burst and frozen supply lines, including galvanized pipe in pre-war two-flats
- Overflowing toilets and failed wax rings
- Water heater leaks, no-hot-water calls, and pilot failures
- Sewage backing into basement floor drains
- Water shut off at the main and the building secured before we leave
Typical arrival: 60–90 minutes inside the city limits. Longer in a hard freeze — we'll tell you honestly on the phone.