Burst pipe, a frozen line, sewage backing up. Call and a real person picks up, not a recording or an answering service. We'll tell you what to shut off right away, then get a truck moving to you.

Eastern Ontario winters split pipes in crawlspaces and unheated walls, and every minute counts.
Waste coming back through a floor drain or toilet is a health issue, not a scheduling issue.
A supply line or a failed valve letting go with no way to stop it turns into damage fast.
A tank letting go can flood a finished basement faster than most people expect it to.
After hours, most plumbing lines take a message. Ours doesn't. You get someone who can tell you which valve to close before the truck even leaves, and who knows the back roads across Prince Edward County well enough to give you a real arrival time.

Speed matters, and so does doing it properly the first time. Here's what happens between your call and a dry floor.
No recording, no queue. We get your address, the situation, and an honest arrival time straight away.
We talk you through shutting off the water and power to the area before we're even on site.
We find the actual failure, then give you a flat-rate price to approve before any repair starts.
We make it right, warranty the workmanship, and flag anything else that needs attention soon.
What to do, what it costs, and what happens when you call us at an hour nobody wants to be calling a plumber.
A burst or frozen pipe, water you can't shut off, sewage backing up into the house, or a water heater dumping onto the floor. Anything actively damaging your home or leaving you without water counts, and none of it should wait until Monday. A dripping tap or a slow drain usually can wait, and we'll tell you so honestly rather than charge you after hours for it.
Shut off the water at the main valve, usually near where the line enters the basement or crawlspace, and open a low tap to drain the pressure out of the system. If water is anywhere near electrical panels or outlets, cut the power to that area. Move what you can out of the way and don't run any fixtures. We'll walk you through it on the phone if you're not sure where anything is.
Yes. Regular hours are Monday to Friday, 7am to 6pm, and outside them a genuine emergency still gets a real person, not a recording or an answering service reading a script. Most repeat clients get greeted by name when they call. That's the whole point of the way we run the phone.
After-hours work carries a call-out rate, and we tell you what it is before we get in the truck rather than after the fact. Once we've seen the problem you get a flat-rate quote you approve, and that price doesn't move if the repair runs longer than expected. You'll never be charged for work that didn't solve the problem. No surprise line items after the fact.
We're based in Prince Edward County and cover Belleville and Quinte West, so most urgent calls are reached within an hour or two, depending on where you are and the weather. If we can't get to you quickly, we say so on the phone instead of leaving you waiting. We'll also tell you what to do in the meantime to limit the damage. Straight information beats a vague promise.
Plumbing Across Prince Edward County and Quinte
We're based in the County and serve the whole Quinte region. Primary areas with same-day scheduling are Prince Edward County (Picton, Wellington, Bloomfield, Milford, Carrying Place), Belleville, and Quinte West. We also reach Trenton, Brighton, Napanee, Shannonville, and Deseronto.

What County & Quinte Homeowners Say
The reviews we hear most often aren't really about the pipes. Yes, a real person answers the phone, but what people write about is what happened at the house: a friendly face at the door, a crew that treated the place like their own, and the job done right the first time.


Don't sit on it and don't wait on a callback. Call (613) 403-0704 and a real person will pick up, tell you what to shut off, and get someone headed your way. You'll have a flat-rate quote before the repair starts.