Phoning gets the quickest response, and someone picks up at any hour, holidays included. This site deliberately has no web form, so nothing about you is collected unless you decide to call.
For anything leaking, backing up or smelling of gas, call rather than email.
Permitted work in Hamilton is pulled under a city Master Registration and inspected to the Ohio Plumbing Code, which is based on the 2021 International Plumbing Code (IPC).
Have this ready when you call
Your address and the nearest cross street.
What you see or hear, and where in the house it is.
Whether you have shut the water off, and where the main shutoff is.
The age of the house, and of the water heater if it is involved.
Whether you rent or own, and the landlord's contact if you rent.
When to call someone else first
You smell gas: leave the house, then call the gas utility's emergency number or 911 from outside.
Several neighbors have no water or are backing up: call your water or sewer utility, since the public main may be the problem.
Water is near electrical panels or outlets: stay out of the water and call the electric utility or 911 if it is dangerous.
Your home needs drying after a flood: use the dedicated line on our water damage restoration page.
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Written by the Hamilton Pro Plumbing team.
Coverage centered on Hamilton, Ohio (Butler County), reaching Fairfield, Oxford, Trenton, Ross Township and Liberty Township.
