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Emergency plumber in Orlando, FL: 8 local companies that say they answer 24/7
Every company here says on its own website that it serves Orlando or Orange County and takes emergency calls. We link to the page that says so. Call the first; if nobody picks up in 2 minutes, call the next.
Emergency plumber companies for Orlando
Emergency plumbing
- Florida licence active
- Says it answers 24/7
- Lists Orange County
Emergency plumbing
- Says it answers 24/7
- Lists Orange County
Emerald Plumbing
Emergency plumbing
- Says it answers 24/7
- Names Orlando or Orange County
A1 Service Plumbing
Emergency plumbing
- Says it answers 24/7
- Names Orlando or Orange County
Shamrock Plumbing
Emergency plumbing
- Says it answers 24/7
- Names Orlando or Orange County
Brownie's, A Wind River Company
Emergency plumbing
- Says it answers 24/7
- Names Orlando or Orange County
Choice Plumbing Orlando
Emergency plumbing
- Says it answers 24/7
- Names Orlando or Orange County
Roto-Rooter Plumbing & Water Cleanup
Emergency plumbing
- Says it answers 24/7
- Names Orlando or Orange County
Before you call
- Shut off the main valveStop the water before anything else. Find your shutoff in a minute.
- Let the pressure outOpen a faucet on the lowest floor so the pipes drain.
- Water heater leaking?Turn it off at the breaker, or set a gas heater to Off, and close the cold-water valve on top.
- Photos before cleanupTake photos and video of the damage before you move anything. Your insurer will ask.
What emergency plumber costs
- Emergency rate
- $100 to $500 an hour, averaging $170
- Daytime rate, for comparison
- $40 to $200 an hour
Source: Angi, emergency plumber cost. National figures. We found no published Florida-only price.
Orlando water facts worth knowing
Who supplies your water
Most of Orlando is served by OUC. Its customer line, (407) 423-9018, is also listed as the 24/7 line for outages and water quality concerns. We found no published OUC policy on bill credits for leaks on your side of the meter, so ask them directly.Source: OUC, frequently asked questions
Outside OUC territory
Homes in unincorporated Orange County are served by Orange County Utilities, (407) 836-5515. It grants a leak adjustment no more than once a year: request it within 60 days of the high use and include the repair invoice or receipt.Source: Orange County Utilities, leak adjustment request form (PDF)
Do you need a permit
Orange County (unincorporated) says a water heater change-out needs a plumbing permit, and it issues stand-alone permits for re-pipes. We have not confirmed the City of Orlando's own rule; ask your plumber who pulls the permit.Source: Orange County, plumbing permit
Other help in Orlando
Emergency plumber in other Florida cities
- Tampa (Hillsborough)
- Miami (Miami-Dade)
- West Palm Beach (Palm Beach)
- Fort Myers (Lee)
- Jacksonville (Duval)
- Fort Lauderdale (Broward)
- Sarasota (Sarasota)