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24/7 Emergency Leak Detection in Austin, TX

A burst pipe or active flooding does not wait for business hours, so neither do we. If you are standing over water right now, call first and read the rest of this page after.

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What qualifies

What Counts as a Leak Emergency

  • A burst pipe or a line you cannot shut off at the fixture level
  • Active flooding anywhere in the house
  • A sudden, major drop in water pressure throughout the house
  • Water coming through a ceiling or wall in real time

A slow slab leak that has been building for weeks is a real problem, but it usually is not a same-hour emergency, even though it should not be ignored. If you are not sure which category applies, call anyway. We will help you figure it out. Learn more about slab leaks specifically.

Availability

24 Hours a Day, Every Day

We operate a 24/7 emergency line for active leaks and flooding, call any time, day or night. This is a call-forwarding operation with no physical staffed office, so we do not publish separate office hours. The emergency line itself is the point of contact around the clock.

While you wait

What to Do Before Help Arrives

1

Shut off the water

If you can reach the main shutoff valve or the fixture-level valve closest to the leak, shutting it off first limits how much damage happens before anyone arrives.

2

Cut power to affected areas if needed

If water is anywhere near an outlet, switch, or appliance, treat electrical safety as the higher priority and cut power to that area if you can do so safely.

3

Move what you can

Pulling rugs, furniture, and anything water-sensitive out of the immediate area reduces secondary damage while you wait.

4

Call and describe what you are seeing

Telling us exactly what is happening, where, and how fast helps us give you accurate guidance on the phone and prepare before we even arrive.

Common questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What actually counts as a leak emergency?

A burst pipe, active flooding, a leak you cannot shut off at the fixture level, or a sudden major drop in water pressure throughout the house. A slow slab leak is usually not a same-hour emergency, though it should not be ignored.

Are you available overnight and on weekends?

Yes. We run a 24/7 emergency line for active leaks and flooding, call any time, day or night.

Right now

Active Leak or Flooding Right Now?

Call (737) 439-3888 immediately. Do not wait for a scheduled appointment.

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