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Emergency plumber in Dallas–Fort Worth.

Get a plumber out fast for a burst pipe, overflowing toilet, sewer backup or no water. Expect to pay more at night, on weekends and on holidays.

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Plumbing · DFW

  • HH

    Handyman Home Pros

    5.0 (388)Frisco

  • CL

    Casto Leak Detection

    5.0 (130)Richardson

  • RP

    Rubric Plumbing

    5.0 (93)Dallas

  • LU

    Level Up Plumbing, LLC

    5.0 (67)Garland

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What's included

  • Same-day and after-hours calls
  • Stopping active leaks and shutting off water
  • Clearing backed-up drains and sewer lines
  • Temporary fixes until a full repair can be booked

Signs it's time

  • Water spraying or pouring from a pipe
  • Sewage coming up through a drain
  • No water anywhere in the house
  • Water heater leaking from the tank

How emergency plumber is priced

Most emergency plumbers charge by the hour, plus a service call fee. Rates climb after hours, on weekends and on holidays.

Emergency plumber prices in Dallas–Fort Worth
JobTypical DFW price
Same day, business hoursHomeGuide, emergency plumber cost$100–$200 per hour
After hours, weekdayHomeGuide, emergency plumber cost$120–$300 per hour
WeekendHomeGuide, emergency plumber cost$150–$350 per hour
HolidayHomeGuide, emergency plumber cost$200–$450 per hour

Questions to ask before you hire

  1. 01What is your after-hours rate and service call fee?
  2. 02How soon can you get here?
  3. 03Is the service fee applied to the repair?
  4. 04Can you make a temporary fix tonight and finish during normal hours?

FAQ

Emergency plumber questions

What should I do before the plumber arrives?

Turn off the main water shutoff, switch off the water heater, and move valuables away from the water. Take photos for your insurance.

Can it wait until morning?

If you can shut off the water and nothing is leaking, a slow drain or a running toilet can usually wait for normal rates. Active leaks and sewage backups should not wait.

Why do emergency plumbers cost more?

Night, weekend and holiday calls pull a plumber away from normal hours, so most charge a higher hourly rate or a flat emergency fee.

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