Plumbing and drain repair across Montgomery County
Live somewhere between Cheltenham and the Schuylkill? We clear drains, open main lines and fix the rest of the plumbing in Montgomery County homes, with phones answered day and night.
- Towns from the Philadelphia line out to Norristown
- Drain, sewer, heater and fixture work on one call
Which parts of Montgomery County do our plumbers cover?
Our plumbers cover Montgomery County from the Philadelphia line in Cheltenham and Lower Moreland out through Abington, Upper Moreland, Horsham and over to Norristown. The office sits on Huntingdon Pike at the eastern edge of the county, so the closest towns see us most, but we take drain, sewer, water heater and fixture calls county-wide, any hour.
Montgomery County is a big place to call a plumber in. A house in Elkins Park and a house out past Norristown share a county name and very little else about their plumbing. Some basements hold a cast iron main and a single floor drain; others have a sump pit, a finished rec room and a basement bathroom running on an ejector pump. We walk in ready for either.
Most of our county work starts with a drain. Kitchen lines slowed by grease, a tub that holds water, a floor drain that bubbles when the washer empties. When a cable alone will not keep a line open, we put a camera down it and show you the cause before we talk about cleaning the main or repairing it.
How township lines shape a Montgomery County job
The county is a patchwork of townships and boroughs, and a house a few streets from another can sit in a different municipality. When a job needs a permit, such as a water heater swap, a new gas line or work on the building sewer, we pull it with the municipality that covers the address and line up the inspection there.
Most of our county trips run up Huntingdon Pike, Welsh Road, Old York Road and Easton Road. If you are closer to Norristown than to our office, say so when you call so we can plan the visit around where you are.
Plumbing jobs we handle in Montgomery County
These are the calls we hear most often from Montgomery County homes.
Drain Cleaning
Kitchen, tub and laundry drains slowed by grease, hair and lint are the most common reason a county homeowner calls us.
Main Sewer Line Cleaning
When every fixture on the lowest floor backs up together, the blockage is in the main and we open it from the cleanout.
Sewer Camera Inspection
A recorded camera run tells you whether a repeat clog is roots, a sag or a broken joint before anyone digs.
Water Heater Replacement
Tank heaters that leak at the base or run out of hot water early are replaced with a unit sized to the house.
Sump Pump Repair
Basements with a sump pit depend on one pump, and a stuck float or failed check valve shows up in the first hard rain.
Boiler Repair
Houses that heat with hot water or steam call us when the boiler will not fire, leaks or bangs through the radiators.
Montgomery County plumbing questions
Nearby areas we also cover:
We cover the eastern and central parts of the county most closely, from the Philadelphia line out through Horsham and Willow Grove, and we also go to Norristown. If your town is not on our areas page, call and ask. We will tell you straight whether we can get to you.
Yes. Phones are answered 24/7, holidays included. If water is coming through a ceiling or the basement is filling, we will walk you through closing the main valve while we sort out the visit.
We do, when the work calls for one. We file with the township or borough your house is in and handle the inspection appointment, so you are not chasing paperwork.
If the house has a main line running out to the street, yes. The camera shows the pipe material, any roots or offsets and where they sit, which is worth knowing before closing.
A drain that returns to the same clog usually has something holding debris in place, such as a sag, a root intrusion or heavy buildup on the pipe wall. Cabling punches a hole; hydro jetting scours the wall clean. A camera tells us which one the line needs.
Drain backing up somewhere in Montgomery County?
Call any hour. Tell us the town and what the water is doing, and we will plan the visit from there.