Burst pipe, sewer backup or water coming through the ceiling? Licensed Guelph plumbers on call day and night.
Frozen lines thawed and split pipes repaired — the most common Guelph emergency from December to March.
Main-line clogs and floor-drain backups cleared by snaking or hydro-jetting, with a camera check if roots are suspected.
Sump pump failures and leaks stopped at the source so restoration can start.
Leaking supply lines, failed shut-off valves and water through the ceiling isolated and repaired.
Failed or leaking water heaters made safe and repaired or replaced.
Overflowing toilets, failed fill valves and blocked stacks dealt with fast.
Plumbing problem right now? Call a licensed Guelph plumber.
Call 226-756-2116Shut off the water. Your main shut-off is usually in the basement where the water line enters the house, beside the water meter. Turn it clockwise until it stops. For a single fixture, use the valve under the sink or behind the toilet.
Kill the power if water is near electrics. If water is reaching outlets, the panel or appliances, switch off the breakers for that area — only if you can reach the panel without standing in water.
For a frozen pipe, open the tap it feeds and warm the pipe gently with a hair dryer. Never use an open flame. If the pipe has split, keep the water off until it is repaired.
For a water heater problem that is not leaking, our water heater repair page covers the common faults, and our guide on no hot water in Guelph has troubleshooting you can try first.
Yes. Emergency plumbing calls are answered day and night, including weekends and holidays, across Guelph and the surrounding area.
Anything that is actively causing water damage or makes the home unsafe or unusable: burst or frozen pipes, sewage backing up, a flooding basement, water coming through a ceiling, a leaking water heater, or the only toilet in the house overflowing.
Close your main water shut-off immediately — usually in the basement beside the water meter — then open a low tap to drain the lines. Turn off the power to any area where water is near electrics, and call.
After-hours calls usually carry a higher call-out rate than a booked daytime visit. You will be told the call-out charge before anyone is dispatched, and given a price before repair work starts.
Disconnect garden hoses and shut off outside taps from inside before the first frost, insulate pipes in unheated spaces, keep the heat at least 15°C when you are away, and open cabinet doors under sinks on exterior walls during cold snaps.
Call 226-756-2116 or send a quick request and we'll get back to you fast.
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