LEHI EMERGENCY PLUMBER — 30-45 MINUTE DISPATCH

Most plumbing problems can wait. A drip under the kitchen sink, a running toilet, a slow shower drain — none of those will get worse overnight. Some problems can't wait. If water is actively spraying inside a wall, if sewage is coming up through the basement floor drain, if you smell gas near the water heater, if your furnace died and it's 18°F outside — that's an emergency. Wait until morning and the $500 repair becomes a $15,000 water remediation job.

Valley's Lehi office is at 1490 N 300 E, just north of Main Street. We're not driving down from Salt Lake. Our typical after-hours response time inside Lehi is 30 to 45 minutes — Traverse Mountain in 8 minutes, Holbrook Farms in 5, Skye Estates and Spring Creek in 10. The dispatcher who picks up at 2 AM is local. The tech who shows up is one of our in-house Lehi crew, not a subcontractor with a different van.

Call us right away for

• Burst pipe — frozen-pipe blowouts in north-facing exterior walls and attic runs are the #1 January call in Lehi. Bench-side homes in Traverse Mountain see thermal-stress bursts even more than valley-floor homes. Shut the water off at the main if you can, then dial.
• Sewage backing up — into a tub, shower, or basement floor drain. New-construction PVC mains rarely fail, but root intrusion through joints is now showing up in homes that hit year 12-15. Health hazard, escalates fast.
• Gas smell — near a stove, water heater, or furnace. Leave the house, shut the gas meter off if you can do it safely, then call. Don't flip switches or light anything.
• No heat in winter — below 20°F a failed furnace puts your pipes at freeze risk, especially in homes with attic-routed PEX. We dispatch furnace techs alongside plumbers when temps drop.
• Water heater leaking at the base — actively draining is different from condensation around the top. Call now; same-night swap is usually possible if we have the size in stock.
• Main water line break — wet patch in the front yard, sudden water bill spike, no pressure inside. Lehi new-construction PEX laterals rarely fail at the main, but tap connections at the meter occasionally do.

What you'll pay

Emergency after-hours service adds a $95-$150 dispatch surcharge on top of the normal flat-rate repair price. The repair itself is quoted the same way it would be at 2 PM on a Tuesday — no emergency tax on the actual work. Members of the Quality Service Club get priority dispatch (skipping the queue on busy nights) plus 15% off the repair cost.

Before we get there

Three things you can do that save money while we're rolling. One — shut off the main water valve. In most Lehi new-construction homes (Traverse Mountain, Holbrook Farms, Skye Estates, Cold Springs Ranch, Spring Creek) it's in the garage near where the supply line enters from the street. Older Old Lehi homes (Main Street area, 1900s-1950s) usually have it in the basement near the front of the house. Two — if sewage is backing up, stop using every fixture. No flushing, no laundry, no dishwasher. Three — move belongings off any wet floors. Don't try to snake or patch anything. Let us diagnose before something gets made worse.

Smart-home triggers

If you have a Flo by Moen, Phyn, or Streamlabs leak detector that just shut your main off automatically, that's the system doing exactly what it's supposed to do. Don't reopen the valve until we've located the leak. If you want help integrating the alert into Home Assistant or SmartThings notifications so it pages you next time, we can set that up at the appointment.