24/7 emergency service

Your Buffalo plumber, day or night.

Plumbing repairs, new construction and site work for homes and businesses across Erie County. Call anytime. You get a written price before any work starts.

Call (716) 213-7172 Request service

Licensed and insured

Proof available on request

Residential and commercial

Repairs and new construction

Written price first

You approve it before we start

Emergency line 24/7

Day, night and weekends

What we fix

Repairs and replacements for older Buffalo houses and newer builds alike. You get a written price after we see the job.

Leaks and burst pipesFind the leak, stop it and repair it, including frozen and split lines.Learn more Drains and sewer linesClogs cleared, camera inspection, root cutting and lateral repair.Learn more Water heatersRepair and replacement for tank and tankless units.Learn more Sump pumps and basementsNew pumps, battery backups and discharge lines, ready before the thaw.Learn more Toilets, faucets and fixturesInstalls and repairs for kitchens, baths and laundry rooms.Learn more Water lines and backflowLead service line replacement, main shut-off valves and backflow testing.Learn more

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Plumbing and construction, one crew

From the first trench to the final fixture, we handle the plumbing and the site work on new projects.

New constructionUnderground, rough-in and finish plumbing for new homes and commercial builds. Core drillingClean, round openings through concrete for pipes and utilities. Underground utilitiesWater, sewer and storm lines from the building out to the connection. Excavation and site workDigging, trenching and backfill to get a site ready for the work ahead.

Emergency line open 24/7

Water where it shouldn't be? Start here.

Pick what's happening. These steps limit the damage while we get to you.

Call (716) 213-7172

Smell gas? Leave the house and call 911 from outside.

Burst or leaking pipe

Shut the main valve. It is usually on the basement wall facing the street, near the water meter.
Open a faucet at the lowest point in the house to drain the line.
Stay away from standing water near outlets or the electrical panel.
Call us with the address and where the water is coming from.

Frozen pipe

Open the tap the line feeds so melting ice has somewhere to go.
Warm the pipe with a hair dryer, starting near the faucet. Never use an open flame.
Open the cabinet doors under sinks on outside walls.
If you see a crack or water, shut the main valve and call us.

No hot water

Look for water around the base of the tank.
If it is leaking, close the cold-water valve above the tank and turn off its gas valve or breaker.
If it is dry, check the breaker on an electric unit or the pilot light on a gas unit.
Call us with the make, model and age printed on the label.

Sewer backup

Stop running water, flushing and using the washer.
Keep people and pets out of the area. Sewage water is a health risk.
Skip chemical drain cleaners, which can injure anyone working on the line.
Call us and tell us which drains are backing up.

What happens after you call

Step 1We answerTell us what's wrong. We ask a few questions and give you an arrival window.
Step 2We lookA licensed plumber inspects the problem and explains your options.
Step 3You approveYou get a written price. Nothing starts until you say yes.
Step 4We fix and clean upWe test the repair, clean the work area and walk you through what we did.