Emergency Repairs in Bath, ME

What counts as a plumbing emergency?

A burst or frozen pipe, water running where it should not, a sewer backup, no water at all, or a water heater leaking onto the floor. If it is doing damage or you cannot shut it off, call us.

We prioritise active leaks and no-water calls. Same-day service is often available, and our customers regularly tell us we arrived within hours of the call.

While you wait: shut the main water valve (usually where the line enters the basement), turn off the water heater if it is leaking, and keep a bucket under active drips.

Frozen and burst pipes in Central Maine

Every January brings frozen lines in crawlspaces, exterior walls and unheated garages across Augusta, Hallowell and the lake towns. A frozen pipe that has not split can often be thawed and protected.

A burst pipe is cut out and replaced, and we look for the reason it froze — a draft, a missing insulation batt, a line run through an exterior wall — so it does not happen again.

Leak detection and repair

Some leaks are obvious. Others show up as a stain on a ceiling, a warm spot on a floor, or a water bill that jumped. We trace the leak to its source before opening anything.

Repairs are made with the right material for the line — copper, PEX or PVC — and pressure-tested. Where an old section keeps failing, we will tell you honestly whether a longer replacement makes more sense.

Drain backups and sump pumps

A backup in the lowest drain of the house usually means a main-line clog. We clear it and check for the cause. Sump pumps that failed during spring melt are replaced with a properly sized unit and, if wanted, a battery backup.

You will get a clear explanation of what failed and a price before we start the repair. If a fix is temporary we will say so and give you the options.