Burlington VT Plumber is the plumbing company Vermont homeowners and businesses call when they search for a plumber near me. Emergency plumbers open now, clogged drain and sewer backup service, burst pipe and water leak repair, water heater repair and replacement, repiping, toilets, faucets and more. Flat-rate pricing, same-day service, every town in Vermont.
Call (888) 480-9811 Find your townEvery service is available statewide and has a local page for your city.
Burst pipes, sewage backups, no water and gas smells do not wait for business hours.
A burst pipe can dump hundreds of gallons into a Vermont home in under an hour.
Dripping ceilings, wet cabinets and mystery puddles all mean the same thing: water is going where it should not.
A sewer backup in Vermont is a health hazard and a plumbing emergency.
Slow sinks, standing water in the shower and toilets that will not flush are the most common calls we get in Vermont.
Hydro jetting scours the inside of a sewer or drain line with high pressure water, removing grease, scale, sludge and root hair that a cable machine leaves behind.
Cracked, root-choked or collapsed sewer lines cause backups, sinkholes and sewage smells.
Before buying a home in Vermont or spending money on a sewer repair, see what is actually inside the pipe.
No hot water, lukewarm showers, popping noises or a leaking tank are all signs your water heater needs a professional.
When a water heater leaks or hits the end of its life, we replace it fast.
A tankless water heater gives a Vermont home endless hot water, frees up floor space and can cut water heating costs by up to 30 percent.
A high water bill with no visible leak means water is escaping somewhere you cannot see.
From the street to your faucets, we repair and replace water lines in Vermont.
A toilet that keeps running wastes hundreds of gallons a month; one that overflows is an emergency.
Dripping faucets, low flow and leaking handles are quick fixes for our Vermont plumbers.
A humming, jammed or leaking disposal makes the whole kitchen unusable.
Spring thaw and heavy rain push groundwater into Vermont basements every year.
Whether you smell gas or want a new line run for a range, dryer, fireplace or generator, our Vermont gas plumbers install and repair natural gas and propane lines safely and to code.
Hard well water in Vermont leaves scale on fixtures, shortens water heater life and dries out skin.
Restaurants, offices, rental properties, retail and light industrial buildings in Vermont rely on us for backflow testing, grease trap service, commercial water heaters, drain jetting and 24 hour emergency response that keeps your doors open.
Vermont plumbing is different. Two-hundred-year-old farmhouses with galvanized lines, lake camps with seasonal water, deep wells with iron and hardness, and winters that freeze pipes in unheated crawlspaces. Our plumbers are local, they know these homes, and their trucks are stocked for them.
We are the best rated plumber in Burlington and a trusted local plumber from Bennington to Newport. Reliable, professional, affordable, and open 24 hours a day.
“Basement was flooding during the spring thaw. New sump pump and battery backup installed the same day.”
Linda S., Burlington, VT“Our pipe burst at 11pm in January and they were here in under an hour. Fixed it, cleaned up, and the price was exactly what they quoted on the phone.”
Megan F., Burlington, VT“Called about no hot water on a Sunday. Water heater replaced the same afternoon. Could not ask for better service in Burlington.”
Karen M., Burlington, VTToilet keeps running? Learn the 4 causes of a running toilet, how to fix a flapper or fill valve, and when to call a Vermont plumber.
Low water pressure in your whole house? From clogged galvanized pipes to failing pressure regulators, here are the causes and how Vermont plumbers fix them.
A slow draining sink is the first warning of a clog.
Water dripping from a ceiling usually means a plumbing leak from a bathroom, water heater or supply line above.
A sewage smell in your house can come from a dry trap, a cracked vent or a failing sewer line.
A noisy water heater usually means sediment buildup.
Yes. We serve all 252 cities and towns in Vermont including Burlington, South Burlington, Colchester, Rutland, Bennington, Brattleboro, Montpelier and Barre. Find your town on our locations page.
Yes. Emergency plumbers are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, holidays included, with no overtime surcharge.
We quote a flat price before any work starts. Most common repairs are completed in a single visit.
Emergency plumbing, burst pipe and frozen pipe repair, drain cleaning, hydro jetting, sewer line repair and replacement, sewer camera inspection, water heater repair, replacement and tankless installation, leak detection, repiping, toilets, faucets, garbage disposals, sump pumps, gas lines, water softeners and commercial plumbing.
Yes. Call (888) 480-9811 and in most cases a plumber is at your door the same day, often within hours.
Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Same-day service, flat-rate pricing.