Emergency Plumbing Services in Layton, Utah

Some plumbing issues do not require emergency action, but there are also some plumbing situations that must be dealt with immediately in order to avoid costly and possibly catastrophic consequences. It is possible that you will need a professional eye to determine the extent of damage to your home of business, and if so do not hesitate to call "HC Plumbing of Layton" for your emergency plumbing needs.

Some examples of URGENT plumbing issues include:

*Blocked drains that are preventing the flow of water or waste.

*Restore water to the property.

*Prevent damage to property.

*Restoration of waste connections for health purposes.

We have plumbing professionals available 24/7 to help you determine what type of plumbing need you have, and in what time frame it needs to be dealt with.

Examples of Emergency plumbing issues include:

*Gas Leaks

*Blocked Sewer Drains

*No Hot Water

*No Water

*Busted Water Pipes

*Large Leaks From Ceiling/Attic

*Blocked Toilets

*Blocked Stormwater Drains

The following situations will definately require a plumbing professional, and will probably also constitue an "EMERGENCY" situation:

1. Clogged Toilet

Clogged toilets are not unusual, but they can lead to very unsanitary conditions, if not dealt with in a timely manner. Foreign objects are put down toilets on a regular basis by both adults and children who do not know better. These clogged lines can result in wastewater overflowing and creating a bad situation in your home or office. It is also possible that roots or other foreign objects may be obstructing the pipe, causing a back-up, slow draining, and even strange noises.

2. Badly Clogged Drains

Badly blocked/clogged drains can be caused by either large objects getting put into a drain, or it can be caused by normal household items being put into drains over a period of time, such as soaps, hygeine products, and hair. In kitchens you have food, oils, and possibly strings getting put down the drain, and all of these items in your home are ending up in a main drain, and may eventually cause a blockage. These blockages will not go away on their own, and most likely not with standard chemicals that may be purchased to dissolve clogs.

3. Broken/Burst Pipes

Broken pipes can cause extensive damage in a hurry, especially if they occur in ceilings, attics, or in apartments or the second story of homes. If you have a large water leak, you may need to turn off the main water valve to your home, and call us immediately at 555-555-5555.

4. Broken/Damaged Hot Water Heater

You will want to turn off the main water supply as quickly as possible if your hot water heater is leaking or burst, as well as turning off the electricity or gas supply to the hot water heater, depending on what supplies your hot water heater. This will help prevent possible electrocution or explosions from electricity and gas leaks. If possible, remove any items that could be damaged by the leaking water that has already occured, and call our professionals at 555-555-5555 to get the issue resolved 24/7.

5. Gas leaks

For gas leaks or suspected gas leaks, shut off any gas that you can, open windows, and leave the premises as quickly as you can. This is a major emergency, and you should call us immediately at 555-555-5555 to address the situation.

*Emergency plumbing can cost more than a routine plumbing repair, depending on the situation. Please call us so that we can discuss any concerns you may have, and get you a quote for our services. We want you to be comfortable with the cost of our services and the services that we provide.

Call HC Plumbing at (801) 306-4230 for immediate answers to your questions and a rapid response time for your emergency plumbing needs!