Emergency Plumbing Services in Rancho Cucamonga

24/7 Plumbers Serving the Inland Empire

Here’s the thing with plumbing emergencies: They can happen at literally any time, and you don’t get to choose when that is. You can experience a major plumbing failure in the middle of the night, over a weekend, on a holiday, or anytime in between. However, all emergencies have one thing in common - they need to be addressed quickly, which is exactly what the team at Ground Werks Plumbing and Rooter is prepared to do. When you’re facing a dire situation, we’re here around the clock to answer your emergency call, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 

Call (909) 406-7875 when you are experiencing a plumbing emergency in Rancho Cucamonga. We serve residential and commercial properties throughout the Inland Empire. An after-hour fee applies.

What Is a Plumbing Emergency?

Is your problem really an emergency? Unfortunately, this question prevents many people from calling for help when they really need immediate attention. One of the worst-case scenarios we often see is that we could have prevented some of the worst property damage if we had been able to address the problem faster. That’s why we encourage you to give us a call if your situation is serious or requires any type of immediate attention.

We offer emergency services for all types of serious plumbing issues, including, but not limited to:

• Burst pipes
• Leaking water heaters
• Leaking water lines
• Overflowing toilets
• Blocked drains
• Backed up sewage
• Leaking gas lines

Burst pipes are one of the most common types of plumbing emergencies, particularly during winter months on particularly cold nights or if you’ve been experiencing a severe clog. These issues create pressure in plumbing lines, and pressure causes all types of pipes, including both metal and plastic, to irreparably break, leading to flooding and property damage. 

Emergency Water Heater Service

Malfunctioning water heaters are one of the most pressing and serious emergencies you can encounter. A damaged water heater could be extremely dangerous, particularly if it’s accumulating pressure due to the rapid expansion of air inside your water tank. Is your pressure release valve jammed? Are you seeing signs that your water heater is leaking? Do you smell gas from the area around your water heater? Shut it off immediately and call for help right away—this is a potentially dangerous situation that needs to be addressed immediately.