Plumbing Services in New Brunswick, NJ

Start with what you are seeing

Most calls are not a category, they are a symptom. Match what is happening in your house and pick the page that fits.

• Water where it should not be, or no water at all. Shut the main if you can reach it and call now. Emergency plumbing is the page to read while you wait.
• A sink or tub that drains slowly, or a drain that gurgles. Usually a blockage in the trap or the line beyond it. If several fixtures back up at once, treat it as a sewer line problem instead.
• Hot water that runs out, smells, or never comes back. A tank question, not a drain question. Repair and replacement are both on the table.
• A water stain, damp baseboard, or a bill that jumped. A hidden leak. Find the main shutoff before anyone starts cutting drywall.
• A running toilet, dripping tap, or weak flush. Small parts, real water waste. Most of these finish in one visit.
• No heat, a banging boiler, or a pilot that will not stay lit. Boiler work needs a diagnosis of the whole system before a part gets swapped.

If none of those fit, describe what you are seeing on the phone instead of guessing at a category. Two sentences about the problem is usually enough to work out which trade and which tools the job needs, and to hand it to a plumber who does that work regularly.

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