Plumbers in Roanoke, VA

Plumbers in Roanoke Today connects you with a licensed local plumber in one call. Call 540-200-2302, tell us what's wrong and where you are, and we'll put you through to a plumber who serves your part of the Roanoke Valley.

Water spreading or sewage backing up?

Shut off your main water valve, stop using the drains, and call now. Most main valves are where the water line comes into the house: basement wall, crawlspace or near the water heater.

More on what to do while you wait: emergency plumber in Roanoke.

Roanoke plumbing problems and how they get fixed

Find what's happening at your place.

Water won't stop

A burst or split pipe can flood a room in minutes. Shut off the main water valve first, then call. A plumber can find the break and repair or replace the section. Emergency plumber in Roanoke

Sewage coming up the floor drain

That usually means a blocked main sewer line, often roots or a broken section of old pipe. Stop running water and call. A plumber clears the line and runs a camera to see why. Sewer line repair

Sink, tub or toilet backed up

One slow drain is usually a local clog. Several at once points to the main line. A plumber snakes or jets the drain so it flows again. Drain cleaning

No hot water

On an electric heater it's often a tripped breaker or a failed element; on gas, the pilot. Water around the base usually means the tank is done. A plumber repairs it or fits a new one. Water heater repair

Water bill suddenly jumped

A hidden leak is the usual cause: a running toilet, a line under the slab, or the pipe from the meter. A plumber finds it without tearing up more than they need to. Leak detection

Toilet running or disposal humming

A worn flapper or fill valve keeps toilets running. A humming disposal is usually jammed. Both are quick fixes for a plumber. Plumbing repairs

Low pressure or no water from the well

Often the pressure switch, pressure tank or pump. Check the breaker, then call for a well pump pro. Well pump repair

Smell gas?

Leave the building now and call 911 or your gas utility from outside. Once it's safe, a licensed plumber can repair the gas line. Gas line repair

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How to get a Roanoke plumber in one call

1. Call 540-200-2302. Tell us what's happening and where you are.
2. We connect you. We put you through to a licensed local pro who handles that kind of job in your area.
3. Get a clear quote. The pro explains the fix and the price before any work starts.
4. You decide. Go ahead or not. There's no obligation, and you pay only the pro you hire.

Plumbers in Roanoke Today is a free referral service. The pros are independent, licensed contractors; we don't perform the work ourselves.

Plumbing services in Roanoke, VA

Water supplyDrain, sewer & septicHeating & coolingElectrical

• Emergency plumberBurst pipes, flooding, no water, overflowing toilets.
• Drain cleaningClogged sinks, tubs, floor drains and main lines; hydro jetting.
• Water heater repair & replacementTank and tankless; no hot water, leaks, new installs.
• Sewer line repairCamera inspection, repair, replacement, trenchless options.
• Leak detectionHidden leaks, slab leaks, water line repair.
• Plumbing repairsToilets, faucets, disposals, sump pumps, gas lines, repiping.
• Plumbing maintenanceInspections, flushing, winterizing, preventive checks.
• Lead pipe replacementLead and galvanized service lines on the private side.
• Septic servicePumping, inspections and repairs for septic systems.
• Well pump repairLow pressure, no water, pump and pressure tank problems.
• Commercial plumbingRestaurants, offices, rentals, retail and light industrial.
• Heating & coolingHVAC contractors for AC and furnace repair.
• ElectriciansLicensed electrical contractors for homes and businesses.

Roanoke plumbers who know older homes and cold snaps

Many homes in Old Southwest, Raleigh Court, Grandin and Wasena were built before World War II, and older homes often still have galvanized supply pipes and cast-iron or clay drain lines.

That's why slow drains, rusty water and low pressure come up so often. Valley winters bring hard freezes too, so pipes in crawlspaces and outside walls are worth protecting before the first cold night. See plumbing maintenance and winterizing.

Who to call for what

If the problem is on the street side of your water meter, call the utility. If it's on your side, from the meter into the house, call a plumber.

The Western Virginia Water Authority handles public water and sewer in the City of Roanoke, Roanoke County, Vinton and Botetourt County, and publishes an outage map. Salem runs its own Water Department (540-375-3029).

Plumbers near you across the Roanoke Valley

We connect callers with licensed plumbers in the City of Roanoke, Salem, Vinton, Roanoke County and Botetourt County, plus Lynchburg, Bedford, Christiansburg and Blacksburg.

That includes Cave Spring, Hollins, Glenvar, Bonsack, Daleville, Troutville and Boones Mill. Area pages: Salem, Vinton, Lynchburg, Bedford, Christiansburg and Blacksburg.

Roanoke plumbing for homes and businesses

Houses, condos and rentals get residential plumbers for everyday repairs and emergencies. Restaurants, offices, shops and property managers get plumbers who work on commercial systems. See commercial plumbing in Roanoke.

Before you hire any plumber

• Check their Virginia license for free on the DPOR License Lookup.
• Ask for proof of insurance.
• Get a written quote, including any service-call or trip fee.
• Ask who pulls the permit, if one's needed.
• Ask how long labor and parts are guaranteed.

Common questions