“Water heater died Sunday night, they had a tech out Monday morning and hot water back by lunch. Showed me the price before touching anything.”
Emergency Plumbing · Hurricane
Emergency Plumbing in Hurricane
Hurricane sits just high enough that a canyon cold snap freezes pipes the valley never worries about.
Hose bibs, garage lines, and anything in an uninsulated wall are the usual victims when the temperature dives. If a pipe has burst, shut the main and leave the faucet open — trapped pressure makes the damage worse.
We also handle the rural side of urgent: pressure tank failures and well line breaks that leave a house completely dry. No water is an emergency too.
Common questions
Emergency Plumbing questions from Hurricane
A pipe froze but has not burst — what now?
Shut off water to that section and warm the area slowly. Never use a torch. If you cannot isolate it, call us before it lets go.
Do you charge extra for night calls to Hurricane?
After-hours rates apply to true emergencies, quoted before we roll — never a surprise on the invoice.
Reviews
Why homeowners near Hurricane call us
4.9 out of 5 · 178 Google reviews
“Cleared a main line clog another company quoted $900 to dig up. Camera showed it was just roots at the cleanout. Honest guys.”
“They installed our water softener and walked me through the settings twice without making me feel dumb. Boot covers on every visit.”
Also offering emergency plumbing in St. George, Washington.