Prescott 

Emergency Plumbing

Plumbing systems don’t always give you warning when they malfunction. And when that happens, you’re going to need a 24 hour plumber that you can rely on to provide you with quality services, fast, at an honest and affordable price.

At Smart Plumbing & Septic, we leave our plumbing emergency lines open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week because we understand that the last thing you want when your toilet is backing up or your basement is flooding, is to have to wait around.

Our dedicated and experienced team are prepared to provide emergency plumbing services any time of the day or not. Just give us a call!

Smart Plumbing & Septic is Prescott's 24-hour plumbing company. When it comes to emergency plumbing repair, we can tackle it all quickly and affordably.

One second everything is fine, and then there’s water raining from your ceiling and seeping up through your floor. Burst pipes are no joke and need to be fixed quickly. At any given time, there are 400 liters or over 105 gallons of water running through your pipes per hour. Just imagine how much that will add up.

As your water heater gets older, it’s a good idea to keep an eye on it and ensure it is well maintained. If you haven’t been able to do this, your heater could fail. Rusty water and strange noises are two good indicators that you need help. If your system stops altogether, give us a call immediately!

During heavy rain storms, Prescott home and business owners may find themselves dealing with not only flooding but septic or sewer backup as well. If your main septic/sewer line is clogged with tree roots or other debris, your property could be open to septic or sewer backup. While you can avoid it by disposing of grease and other non-flushable products properly, sometimes backups are caused by years of smaller buildup.

Keeping your pipes and drains clean is the number one way to prevents large-scale plumbing emergencies.  Emergency drain cleaning is one of the main tasks we will set to work at, as part of the repair process.

When temperatures dip, the last thing you want is for your pipes to freeze and the heat in your home or business to plummet. If you notice slow running water, strange smells, or frost on your pipes, they are frozen, or nearly there. Give us a call to warm them up!