Fast and Reliable Emergency Plumbing Repairs
Plumbing emergencies don’t wait for a convenient time. A burst pipe, overflowing toilet, or sudden leak can cause major damage to your home or business if not handled quickly. At South Florida Plumbing and Backflow, we provide prompt emergency plumbing repairs in Pompano Beach, FL, and surrounding areas, available when you need us most. Our skilled plumbers arrive equipped to diagnose the problem, stop the damage, and restore your plumbing so you can get back to normal with minimal stress.
Call (954) 592-6220 right away if you need emergency plumbing repairs—our team is standing by to help.
The Importance of Emergency Repair
Trying to manage a plumbing crisis on your own can be risky and often makes the problem worse. Professional repairs ensure that the root cause is properly addressed, not just the symptoms. With South Florida Plumbing and Backflow, you get access to advanced tools and proven techniques that allow us to fix issues thoroughly and efficiently. Beyond solving the immediate problem, our emergency services also help prevent future issues. By inspecting your system after the repair, we can recommend upgrades or maintenance that reduce the risk of another emergency. Choosing expert help now saves time, stress, and money in the long run.
Why Choose South Florida Plumbing and Backflow for Emergency Service?
In a plumbing emergency, you need more than a quick fix—you need a dependable team that knows how to act fast while protecting your property. At South Florida Plumbing and Backflow, we’re experienced in handling urgent plumbing situations of all sizes, from small leaks to full system failures. We prioritize safety, efficiency, and long-term solutions so you won’t face the same problem again once the immediate crisis is resolved. We also understand how stressful emergencies can be. That’s why we provide clear communication from the moment you call, walking you through the steps we’ll take to stop the problem and prevent further damage. Our focus is on giving you peace of mind as well as reliable repairs.
Common Plumbing Emergencies We Handle
Plumbing problems can escalate quickly, turning from minor annoyances into urgent situations. Knowing what qualifies as an emergency helps you act faster and avoid extensive damage. These issues can put your home, business, and even health at risk if not resolved right away. Our team has seen it all and is ready to respond when you need us most. Here are some of the most common emergencies we handle:
- Burst pipes causing flooding, structural damage, and mold risks
- Overflowing toilets that won’t stop running or flushing, leading to water waste and unsanitary conditions
- Major leaks under sinks, behind walls, or in basements that can compromise flooring and drywall
- Sewer line backups creating foul odors, slow drains, and potential health hazards
- Sudden drops in water pressure or a complete loss of water service that disrupts daily routines
- Gas line leaks or unusual odors near appliances that require immediate attention for safety
- Broken water heaters leaving you without hot water, which is especially urgent for families and businesses
These issues don’t just inconvenience you—they can cause extensive property damage if ignored. Calling a professional right away ensures the source of the problem is identified and resolved before it spreads, saving you time, money, and stress. Acting quickly also keeps your household or workplace safe and minimizes disruption to your day.
Contact Us for Immediate Plumbing Help
When a plumbing emergency strikes, don’t wait—every minute matters. At South Florida Plumbing and Backflow, our team is ready to respond with the fast, professional service you deserve. We’re committed to protecting your home or business and restoring your plumbing as quickly as possible. Call (954) 592-6220 right now for expert emergency plumbing repairs in Pompano Beach, FL, and surrounding areas.
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A plumber in Pompano Beach, Florida installed a new kitchen sink faucet and fixed a toilet that kept running. The work restored proper water flow and stopped unnecessary water use, improving plumbing function in the home.
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A plumber in Pompano Beach, Florida replaced a faulty kitchen sink shutoff valve that would not close, moved piping behind the garbage disposal, and disconnected a dishwasher to prepare it for a replacement. The new angle stop shutoff was installed and tested multiple times with no leaks.
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A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida pulled and reset a toilet and replaced a cracked toilet flange. This service addressed leaks and improved toilet stability. The job ensured proper function and safe installation by correcting the connection at the drain line.
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A plumber in North Palm Beach, Florida reset a fallen support stand under a drain line and repaired separated fittings. They secured the rubber fittings to the garbage disposal and dishwasher, then tested the system by running water to confirm proper drainage.
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A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida repaired a leaking shower by resealing the drain gasket with silicone and identifying cracks in the fiberglass enclosure. The toilet was inspected and found not to be the source of the leak. The original remodel had replaced the toilet and vanity but left the damaged enclosure in place.
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A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida diagnosed and replaced a leaking hot water CPVC line behind drywall. They installed a new ½-inch red PEX line through the attic to supply the master shower, connected it to the existing system, tested for leaks, and ensured all fixtures had hot water. The workspace was cleaned after completion.
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A plumber in Pompano Beach, Florida, cleared a blocked line in beach bathrooms. The team removed wipes that were causing the backup, restoring normal drain flow and preventing further plumbing issues.
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A plumber in Boca Raton, Florida cleared clogged sewer lines by snaking 70 feet of cable through a roof vent. The team used a power auger with a funnel head to remove wet wipes. They tested both bathrooms after the work, confirming proper flushing and drainage.
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A plumber in Weston, Florida removed a leaking water heater and installed a new 40-gallon standard Ruud electric model. The service included hauling away the old unit for proper disposal.
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A Deerfield Beach plumber from SOUTH FLORIDA PLUMBING AND BACKFLOW pulled a toilet and snaked the drain to eliminate a clog. Multiple flushes confirmed the line was fully cleared, ensuring reliable bathroom use.
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A plumber in Pompano Beach, Florida repaired a clogged hand sink drain behind a raw bar. The team removed a broken pipe section, used a 40-foot drain snake to clear the blockage, and rebuilt the drain using new parts for full functionality.
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A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida removed a damaged water filter connected to the main valve and redirected the copper piping to supply water directly into the home. The plumber cut the original pipe and installed a new section leading into the main tee that feeds the property.
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A plumbing specialist in Delray Beach, Florida removed a leaking 10-foot section of cast iron drain pipe in a north garage and installed a new 10-foot PVC pipe replacement. This service restored proper drainage function and resolved the leak efficiently.
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A plumber in Boca Raton, Florida snaked 60 feet of cable through the main cleanout, removed cleaning rags, and cleared a blocked drain. They flushed toilets in both the men's and women's restrooms several times to confirm proper flow and drainage.
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A plumber in Boca Raton, Florida removed an old Rinnai tankless water heater from a third-floor laundry room. They supplied and installed a new 199 BTU natural gas Rinnai tankless water heater in the same location. The technician tested all work after installation to ensure proper operation.
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A plumbing team in Hollywood, Florida excavated up to 10 feet under a home to investigate sewer gas entering through baseboards and a bathtub drain. They sealed an open cast iron sewer line, added a p-trap to the tub waste line, and closed wall openings to block pest access. A final smoke test confirmed all issues were resolved.
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A plumber in Pompano Beach, Florida cleared a main drain blockage after a washer backup affected toilets and showers. The technician used a 30-foot cable to remove a plastic bag from the cleanout and restored normal flow. All toilets and showers were tested to confirm proper drainage.
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A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida excavated a 10-foot tunnel to access a bathtub drain blocked by thick roots. The team removed the damaged trap and repiped the system with new PVC pipe and fittings to restore drainage and prevent future root intrusion.
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A plumber in Pompano Beach, Florida cleared a kitchen drain stoppage. They used a 34-foot cable snake from the roof through a 2-inch vent stack to reach the clog. After clearing the line, they reassembled the p-trap and confirmed the drain was working properly.
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A plumbing team in Hollywood, Florida repaired an open cast iron sewer line beneath a block stem wall. They capped the exposed pipe, added a missing P-trap to a tub line, sealed wall gaps to block pest entry, and performed a smoke test to ensure no remaining open sewer lines.
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South Florida Plumbing and Backflow excavated up to 10 feet beneath a home in Hollywood, Florida to locate a damaged drain line. The team investigated the area under a child's bedroom where smoke was entering through the baseboards, ensuring accurate identification of the problem source.
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A plumber in Boca Raton, Florida, removed and reset a leaking toilet, replacing the wax ring. Multiple flush tests confirmed the leak was fully resolved, ensuring reliable performance for homeowners.
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A plumber in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida cleared a toilet stoppage using an auger. They performed several snaking attempts and confirmed proper flow by flushing with heavy toilet paper. The technician inspected and tested the toilet to ensure full drainage.
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Plumbers in Boca Raton, Florida replaced a broken cast iron drain under units 204 and 104. They tunneled 15 feet from the front cleanout to the drain stack, removed the damaged pipe with root intrusion, installed new PVC piping and fittings, tested the system, backfilled the tunnel, and cleaned the jobsite.
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A Deerfield Beach plumber from SOUTH FLORIDA PLUMBING AND BACKFLOW cleared a clogged toilet using a hand auger, tested the shower and sink for backups, then flushed the toilet ten times to ensure complete blockage removal.
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A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida cleared a main sewer line stoppage at the rear of a building. The team snaked 100 feet through the line, removed paper towels and wipes, and confirmed proper flow after testing.
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A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida, removed leaking PVC pipes and installed new PVC pipes and fittings that meet code requirements. After completing the repair, the plumber tested the system to ensure proper function.
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A plumber in Margate, Florida used a hand auger snake to clear a clogged toilet. After dislodging the blockage, the plumber flushed the toilet multiple times to confirm the clog was fully removed.
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A plumber in Coral Springs, Florida installed a new garbage disposal and checked all components for proper function. They inspected the system for leaks and confirmed none were present.
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A plumber in North Palm Beach, Florida removed two P-traps from a kitchen disposal and cleared food waste from the drain. They used a 30-foot, 12-gauge cable to snake the line and confirmed the drain was fully clear. They advised food like pasta should go into the trash to prevent future clogs.
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A plumber in Pompano Beach, Florida ran 78 feet of cable using a power auger and retriever head to clear a clogged sewer line. The team removed wipes and a rag, then checked the nearby manhole to confirm proper drainage. The blockage cleared and the system resumed normal flow.
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A plumbing team in Delray Beach, Florida tunneled 10 feet from a building’s exterior to reach a bathroom drain compromised by root intrusion. They removed the damaged tub shower trap and installed new PVC pipe and fittings to restore proper drainage.
Jared Roth
A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida cleared a blocked bathtub drain caused by thick roots. After attempts with a snake failed, they prepared to tunnel ten feet under the building. The plan includes removing the damaged tub trap and replacing it with new PVC pipe and fittings to restore proper drainage.
Jared Roth
A plumber in Pompano Beach, Florida cleared a main line stoppage by running 78 feet of cable down a roof stack using a power auger. After multiple tests, no debris was retrieved. Due to recurring issues reported by the tenant, a free camera inspection was offered to identify the cause.
Jared Roth
A plumber in Pompano Beach, Florida cleared a main sewer line blockage. They used a 78-foot power auger cable with a retriever head and removed wipes and a rag obstructing the pipe. The technician also inspected a nearby manhole to confirm proper drainage and found no further blockages.
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A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida attempted to clear a blocked bathtub drain but discovered root intrusion in the pipe. The plumber will inspect the line with a drain camera and provide a repair estimate to address the pipe damage.
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A plumber in Jupiter, Florida shut off water to the unit 11 stack, removed two broken long stem ball valves in unit 1211, installed new valves with solder fittings, reconnected the pipes, and added new half-inch lines for the lavatory. The technician tested all completed plumbing work.
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A technician completed a backflow repair in Delray Beach, Florida. The service restored proper water flow and prevented contamination by fixing the backflow prevention system. This ensures the plumbing system meets safety standards and protects the water supply.
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A plumber in Boynton Beach, Florida completed an emergency copper waterline repair after hours. The repair quickly restored water service and prevented property damage. The fast response reduced disruption and stopped further plumbing issues from developing.
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A plumber in Boca Raton, Florida completed leak detection and pipe repair. The service identified the source of water leakage and fixed damaged piping to prevent further issues. A 4% charge was applied for credit card payment.
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A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida accessed ceiling piping to locate a leak between units 522 and 422. They replaced a damaged section of a 3-inch lateral drain pipe and reconnected it to the main stack. The plumber also resealed and reinstalled a leaking toilet in unit 522.
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A plumbing technician completed leak detection services in Juno Beach, Florida. The service involved identifying water leaks to prevent damage and reduce water waste. Accurate detection helps maintain plumbing efficiency and supports early repair planning.
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A plumbing crew in Boca Raton, Florida responded to an emergency involving a failed backflow device on the main water line serving a marina. Technicians shut down the water supply and secured the site to prevent further damage from the burst component.
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A technician serviced a Rinnai RU199eN water heater in Pompano Beach, Florida. The job included diagnosing error Code 15 and replacing the internal gas valve to restore proper function.
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A plumbing crew in Boca Raton, Florida excavated a 4x4 tunnel beneath a building to remove and replace damaged cast iron drain lines. They installed new schedule 40 pipes and fittings to meet code, connected the system to the garage sewer line, tested the work, and backfilled the tunnel to code.
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A plumber in Delray Beach, Florida cleared a severe line blockage affecting four rooms. The team snaked the drain six times, removed multiple wipes, used different snake heads, and inspected the line with a camera. They flushed the system, tested all toilets and faucets, then reset and sealed the toilet to restore normal flow.
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