Emergency plumber in Boca Raton. Every second counts.
Water is spreading across your floor, sewage is rising in a drain, or every faucet in the house has gone dry, and it started right now. A licensed South Florida plumber is standing by tonight with a 90-minute arrival window across Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade.
Signs it can't wait until morning
A dripping faucet can hold until a scheduled visit. What follows can't. If any of these are happening in your home right now, put the phone down after you dial and let us take it from here. Standing water finds its way into subfloors, baseboards and drywall faster than most homeowners expect.
Ruptured supply line
A pipe has split behind a wall, beneath a cabinet or above a ceiling and water is actively spraying. Older copper and galvanized runs common in South Florida homes fail without warning, so shut the main and get us on the phone.
A toilet that won't stop rising
Water keeps climbing instead of draining and it's about to hit the floor. Find the small valve behind the base of the toilet and twist it clockwise to shut it off. That buys time while help is on the way.
No water at any fixture
Every tap in the house went silent without a utility alert. That often points to a cracked main under the yard, a failed pressure regulator, or a slab leak draining supply into the ground beneath your home.
Sewage rising in tubs or drains
Dark water or waste is coming up through a floor drain, tub, or the lowest toilet in the house. This is a health risk, not a job for a plunger. Keep kids and pets out of that room and let us clear the main.
Rotten-egg smell near a gas line
A sulfur smell around a water heater or gas appliance means everyone leaves the house first. Call us from outside once you're clear, and we'll coordinate a safe shutdown before any repair begins.
Water dripping through a ceiling
A brown ring, a sagging patch, or steady drips from above almost always mean a drain or supply line failed on the floor above. In two-story homes across our service area, that calls for a fast shutoff and a same-night visit.
How we handle your call
A human answers, not a recording
You'll describe what's leaking, whether water is already shut off, and your nearest cross street. That's enough for us to load the right truck and, if needed, walk you through an immediate shutoff before we've even hung up.
We stop the bleeding first
Before the truck even leaves, we help you cut water at the main, a fixture valve, or the breaker to a flooded room. Every minute you keep water off the floor is a minute saved on drying, flooring and mold treatment down the road.
A truck rolls within 90 minutes
We quote a realistic arrival time and text an update once the plumber is close. The line is staffed at 3am on a Tuesday and at 2pm on a holiday weekend, across our entire South Florida coverage area.
A real inspection, not a guess
Your plumber traces the source, checks for hidden damage behind walls or under slab, and runs a camera when a drain or sewer line is involved. You see the actual failure before we ever talk price.
One flat number, approved by you
You sign off on a fixed price before any tool touches your pipes. Most calls, from cracked supply lines to backed-up mains to failed valves, wrap up the same night with parts already stocked on the truck.
We leave it clean and documented
The area is dried and cleared before we leave, and you get a written parts-and-labor warranty. Filing an insurance claim? We photograph the failure and itemize the invoice so your adjuster has what they need.
Find your main shutoff before we arrive
Most homes in our coverage area sit on a slab with no basement, so the main shutoff is usually low on an exterior wall, tucked inside the garage where the supply line enters, or at the meter box near the street. Turn that valve clockwise until it stops and the whole house is cut off from water.
Can't locate it fast enough? Stay on the line. Our dispatcher will talk you through it fixture by fixture while a plumber is already headed your way.
Stay on the line with us(561) 760-1677Every emergency is priced on what it actually needs
We never quote sight unseen. Once a plumber has looked at the actual failure, you get a flat number to approve. Here's what typically shifts that number up or down.
What actually failed
A stuck fill valve is a far smaller job than a spraying line hidden behind drywall.
How hard it is to reach
An open cabinet valve is a quick fix, but a leak under tile or beneath a slab takes real time to expose.
The type of pipe involved
Aging cast iron found in many older homes across our area repairs differently than copper or PEX.
Parts on hand versus special order
Most stop valves and fittings ride on the truck, but some fixtures need matching.
Damage already on the floor
Pulling standing water and drying materials adds scope beyond the repair itself.
What the camera finds
A small backup sometimes traces back to a larger sewer or main-line issue we confirm before quoting.
One dispatch line, three counties covered
Palm Beach County
Broward County
Miami-Dade County
Other work we take on
Sewer line repair
A camera goes down the line before anyone picks up a shovel, so the dig matches the fault.
See sewer line repair →Drain cleaning
Clearing blocked fixtures and main lines, then confirming the pipe on camera.
See drain cleaning →Water heater repair
Repairs and full swaps, tank or tankless, including the failures that start with a smell.
See water heater repair →Leak detection
Finding hidden leaks under slab, in walls, and along long yard runs.
See leak detection →Cast iron replacement
For the drain lines east of I-95 that keep backing up no matter how often they get cabled.
See cast iron replacement →Plomero de emergencia
Le atendemos en español, la misma línea y el mismo equipo, las 24 horas.
Ver en español →Neighbors who called us at their worst moment
Water heater line snapped around 1am and started flooding the garage. Whoever answered kept me calm and had me shut a valve I didn't even know existed. Plumber showed up in under 40 minutes and had the whole thing sorted before sunrise.
Renee A. · Deerfield Beach
Our master bath toilet kept rising and rising on a Saturday morning. They walked me through the shutoff valve on the phone and had a tech at the door within the hour, no weekend surcharge like other companies quoted me.
Carlos M. · Boca Raton
Every tap in the house stopped working out of nowhere. Turned out to be a break near the meter. They diagnosed it, quoted a flat price on the spot, and handed me photos and an invoice for my insurance before they even packed up.
Denise F. · Delray Beach
Ceiling in my hallway started dripping from the bathroom above around midnight. A real person answered right away and had a plumber at my door fast. They found the failed drain, fixed it, and documented everything for my claim.
Tanya W. · Miami Gardens
Before you call, you might be wondering
How soon can someone really show up?
Our arrival window is 90 minutes anywhere across Palm Beach, Broward or Miami-Dade counties. The dispatcher gives you an honest window based on the closest available truck and texts you as the plumber gets near. Rare traffic or storm conditions can add a few minutes, but you'll know that up front instead of being left guessing by the door.
Will I pay more for calling at night or on a holiday?
No. A supply line splitting open at 4am on New Year's Day is quoted the same as one at noon on a regular Wednesday. We built our pricing this way because charging extra when a family is panicking felt wrong. The flat number you approve reflects the repair itself, nothing more.
How do I know if this is truly an emergency?
If water is actively flooding a room, the whole house has lost water, sewage is backing up, or you smell gas, that's an emergency and worth calling us right now. A slow drip under a sink or one sluggish drain can usually wait for a scheduled appointment. Not sure which one you have? Call and describe it, and we'll tell you honestly whether tonight is necessary.
Will you help me with my homeowner's insurance claim?
On any major loss, we photograph the failed part and the resulting water damage, then hand you an itemized invoice describing exactly what happened and what we repaired. That's usually everything an adjuster asks for on a sudden-discharge claim. We won't file the claim on your behalf, but we'll make sure the paperwork is solid. Hold onto any parts we remove until the insurer signs off.
What should I do while I'm waiting for the truck?
Cut the water first, at the fixture stop if it's one sink or toilet, or the main valve if it's spreading. Then flip the breaker for any wet room so you're not near live outlets in standing water. Pull rugs, furniture and electronics off the wet floor, and soak up what water you can with towels. Every gallon kept off the drywall now means less drying and repair work later, and we'll talk you through each step on the phone.
Water isn't going to wait for morning.
A live dispatcher is picking up right now and a licensed plumber is on shift with a 90-minute arrival window across Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade. No overtime charges, ever. Shut your main valve if you can, then dial the number below.
Call now · 24/7(561) 760-1677Licensed & insured · FL CFC1433655 · Boca Raton Emergency Plumbing SFL, 1220 Southwest 1st Way, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 · Water actively flooding? Skip the form and call.