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We serve Stamford and surrounding communities in lower Fairfield County, including nearby towns such as Darien, Greenwich, Norwalk, New Canaan, Westport and other nearby neighborhoods — if you’re unsure whether we cover your address, request a quick service-area check when you contact us.

We handle residential and light-commercial plumbing: emergency repairs, leak detection and repair, drain cleaning and hydro-jetting, sewer repair and trenchless solutions, water heater repair and replacement (tank and tankless), fixture installation, pipe replacement, sump pumps and seasonal maintenance.

Shut off the home’s main water valve if safe to do so, turn off power to any affected electrical circuits, contain or divert water with buckets and towels, move valuables out of the area, and contact a licensed plumber immediately to stop the leak and begin repairs.

Signs that replacement is likely better than repair include a water heater older than 10–15 years (tank) or manufacturer-recommended lifespan for tankless units, frequent or multiple problems, rusty or discolored water, leaking at the tank base, reduced hot water capacity, or loud rumbling/noises from the unit.

Hydro-jetting uses a high-pressure water stream to remove grease, scale, roots and debris from drain and sewer lines; it’s recommended for stubborn recurring clogs, heavy buildup or when snake augers fail — a video camera inspection is typically performed first to confirm suitability and avoid damage to weakened pipes.

Common causes include closed or partially closed shutoff valves, clogged faucet aerators, mineral buildup in pipes or a failing pressure regulator; troubleshoot by checking pressure at multiple fixtures, cleaning aerators/screens, confirming house shutoffs are fully open, and if the problem persists request a professional inspection.

Trenchless sewer repair includes methods like cured-in-place pipe lining and pipe bursting that repair or replace underground pipes with minimal excavation; advantages are less yard disruption, faster completion, lower restoration costs and often a longer-lasting repair when conditions allow.

Yes — emergencies include active flooding, major leaks that can’t be contained, significant sewage backups, loss of all hot water during critical times, or any condition creating an immediate risk of property damage; for non-plumbing emergencies such as a gas smell, evacuate and contact your gas utility right away.

Most repairs include a written warranty on labor and manufacturer warranties on parts; warranty terms vary by the type of work performed, so always request the warranty details in writing before work begins and keep copies of invoices and parts information.

Costs vary based on the problem’s complexity, parts required and whether emergency or after-hours service is needed; a technician can provide a diagnosis and a written estimate after assessing the issue, and many jobs offer a clear price or estimate before repairs proceed.