Got water going where it shouldn't right now? Don't wait — call us.
Emergency Plumbing in Torrance
Burst pipes and sewer backups have no respect for business hours. Call whenever it happens and you'll get a person on the line, not a recording — and a licensed tech headed your way.
Rapid Dispatch Area:
Torrance, Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach, Palos Verdes, and the rest of the South Bay.
Never an overtime charge.
What should I do in a plumbing emergency in Torrance?
What Counts As a Plumbing Emergency?
Burst Pipes
Water does an astonishing amount of damage in a short time. Find your main shutoff valve, close it, then call us.
Sewage Backups
This one's a health hazard, not just a mess. Several drains backing up or a foul smell in the house means stop using water and call.
No Hot Water
Sometimes it's a quick fix, sometimes the tank's done. Either way we'll sort it out — and if it's leaking, don't wait on it.
Gas Leaks
Take this seriously. Get everyone out, call the gas company to shut off service, then call us to repair the line.
Emergency Plumbing FAQs
Are you really available at 2 in the morning?
We are. Nights, weekends, Christmas — someone picks up the phone and a licensed tech gets sent out. We run these calls across Torrance, Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach, Manhattan Beach, Palos Verdes, and the rest of the South Bay. The number is (310) 889-0506.
Do you charge extra for emergency service at night or on weekends?
Nope. A 2 a.m. holiday call is priced exactly like a Tuesday afternoon one. You get a flat number up front and that's the number, whatever the clock says.
What should I do while I'm waiting for you?
Depends what you're dealing with. Burst pipe or big leak: shut the main water valve off — every minute of running water is more damage. Smell gas: get everyone out of the house, call the gas company to kill the service, then call us. Sewer backing up: quit running water anywhere in the house and keep people away from those drains. Call (310) 889-0506 either way and we'll walk you through it while we're on the road.
How fast can you get to my emergency?
True emergencies go to the front of the line and we send whoever's closest. We won't quote you a magic number of minutes — traffic and where you are decide that. What we will say is that the truck shows up loaded, so most of these get fixed on the spot instead of scheduled for later.
What counts as a plumbing emergency?
Water actively damaging your house, sewage where it shouldn't be, an overflowing toilet, a water heater that's died or is leaking, or the smell of gas. Rule of thumb: if it's causing damage right now or it's a health or safety issue, that's an emergency. If you're not sure, call and describe it — we'll tell you honestly if it can wait for morning.