Emergency Plumbing in San Jose
Regardless of what time it may be, or what emergency plumbing services you are in need of, Platinum Rooter & Plumbing Inc, is here to serve you. 24 hours a day, 7 Days a week, (including holidays).
We understand that quality plumbing service is extremely important. After normal business hours, and especially on holidays, when you may be entertaining guests, or out-of-town. Regardless of your specific emergency situation, there is no better choice for an emergency plumber then us.
If you need plumbing services, and it’s an emergency that you feel cannot wait, we will be there for you. We pride ourselves in always being ready to help our customers, regardless of the time of the day.
Our team comes prepared, stocked with a truck full of equipment, that can handle any plumbing emergency, big or small.
With our experience and understanding of plumbing systems, you can guarantee that we will get it right, the first time. The next time you wake up in the middle of the night with a plumbing emergency, don’t stress - too much. Instead, contact Platinum Rooter & plumbing Inc.
Help Limit the Damage
If You Are a Homeowner Experiencing a Plumbing Emergency, Some Steps to Take to Help
- Step 1: Turn Off The Water
If your plumbing emergency consists of a broken pipe or a leak, the first thing you should do is shutting the water off. First, make sure that water is not running at the source of the problem Some plumbing fixtures, such as toilets, have water valves right next to them that you can shut off immediately if they are leaking or overflowing. For larger flooding emergencies turn off the entire system. Locate your water main valve and turn it off. - Step 2: Turn Off Your Water Heater
Once you turn off your water valve, the next thing you should do is turn your water heater off. Your water heater heats up the water This is a important feature that you’ll want to protect from damage. You do not want your water heater to overheat or well up with water. If your water heater runs on gas be sure to shut off the gas valve also. - Step 3: Open Your Outside Hose Bibbs
With your water valve shut off, turn on your outside hose spigots in order to release any water that is remaining in your pipes to avoid further leaks in your home. - Step 4: Address Leaks
While you wait for our plumbers to show up to your home, mop up any puddles of water or laydown towels in order to soak up any excess water that you can. If there is a leak, put a bucket underneath the source to collect as much water as you can.
Trusted for a Reason
Why Platinum Rooter & Plumbing?
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Over 10 Years of Experience For years, our team has been providing a high level of customer service and experienced work.
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Customer- Oriented Our team of experts are respectful, experienced, and professional. We do every job with honesty and integrity.
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Quality Services Our team of experts are dedicated to providing high-quality, long-lasting plumbing services for your property.
