Emergency Plumber Pinellas Park

Dunedin Plumbing, is a family owned and operated plumbing company, providing 24/7 Emergency Plumbing services in Pinellas Park, Florida and the surrounding area. Plumbing emergencies can happen when you least expect it. Coming home from work to find water standing on your floors from a burst pipe or broken water heater is one of the worst experiences a homeowner can face. In a plumbing emergency time is of the essence to minimize damage to your property. The professionals at Dunedin Plumbing are experts in dealing with plumbing disasters. We can diagnose the problem, minimize the damage and get your life back to normal as quickly as possible. Since 1972 Dunedin Plumbing has helped thousands of homeowners and businesses with their day-to-day plumbing needs as well as their plumbing emergencies.  We hope you never need an emergency plumber in Pinellas Park, but if you do, we’ll be here for you and your family.

When Should I Call an Emergency Plumber?

The best answer to this is, if in doubt, don’t hesitate. Even if you think you have a plumbing problem under control, waiting may only make the matter worse. Besides, in some emergencies the level of water damage to your home may not be obvious or apparent. Water can do extensive damage to your carpeting, furniture, flooring and the walls of your home.

Issues that Warrant Calling an Emergency Plumber

• No water service to your home, but your neighbors have service
• Sewage backing up in your home. Need we say more. This is a problem that can’t wait
• Burst pipes in the home. Waiting will only lead to more extensive and costly repairs
• Broken Water Heater. Whether electric or gas, a broken water heater is a serious problem. In addition to not having hot water, this can be a dangerous problem to have and should be left to a professional
• Backed up toilet or drain. If you are unable to clear the clog with a plunger you need to call a professional. Never use harsh chemicals to unclog a toilet!

What Can I do Before the Plumber Arrives?

It’s always a good idea to know where your main water valve shut-off is located. Usually it’s located at the meter or where the main waterline enters the home. For overflow situations or leaking pipes in the home, locate the toilet shut off valve behind the toilet or for sinks, usually located underneath the sink in the cabinet. This will minimize the damage to your home until the plumber can arrive.

Why Call Dunedin Plumbing?

Having provided plumbing services to Dunedin and the surrounding area for over 45 years, there isn’t a plumbing emergency we haven’t seen. Our expert plumbers know exactly what to do and will address your emergency quickly and efficiently. Our fleet of trucks are well equipped to tackle almost any emergency on the spot. We hope you never need an emergency plumber, but if you do, we hope you will place your trust in the professionals of Dunedin Plumbing, and call us.  We want to be your “Go To Plumbers”.  Call us for all your plumbing needs.