Plumbing emergencies don’t wait—and if you’re in the middle of one, there’s no time to second-guess who to call. Water’s leaking, a toilet’s overflowing, or the hot water’s gone, and suddenly your day (or night) is a mess, sometimes literally.
And if you run a business in Roseville—maybe a café in Historic Old Town or a shop off Pleasant Grove—you know every hour without working plumbing costs you in more ways than one.
At America’s Plumbing Company, we’ve seen it all in our 25+ years of being a top plumber in Roseville. We handle emergency plumbing calls every single day—from homes in Cirby Side and Woodcreek Oaks to offices near the Galleria. We arrive quickly and fix the problem completely. Contact us now for emergency plumbing in Roseville, CA.
If you're searching for an emergency plumber near me in Roseville, CA—you just found the local plumbing company that knows this area inside and out. We’ve been here since 1999 and know all about our area’s plumbing systems and what can (and will) go wrong.
We’re fast, we’re fair, and we don’t raise prices just because it’s the weekend or a holiday. Why stress you out even more? It’s not necessary.
We cover the entire Roseville community, anywhere in the 95678, 95661, and 95747 zip codes. Whether you’re in a neighborhood like Kaseberg-Kingswood or Diamond Oaks, or operating a business along Foothills Boulevard, we can help.
Book an AppointmentWhen you’re standing in water, staring at a soaked floor or a leaking pipe, you don’t want to hear “We’ll try to get someone out tomorrow.” You need a plumber now—someone who shows up fast, knows what to do, and doesn’t make things worse with delays or confusion.
Here’s what happens when you call America’s Plumbing Company for emergency plumbing in Roseville:
In an emergency, you don’t need sales pitches—you need solutions. We bring calm, experience, and clear next steps. When our plumber shows up, you’ll know help has arrived.
If water’s flooding in or something’s leaking fast, the first step is to stop it from getting worse. Head to your main shut-off valve—usually out front or in the garage—and turn it off. If the water heater’s the problem, shut off the cold water line above the tank and flip the breaker to cut the power. That’ll buy you a little time until we arrive.
What not to do? Don’t take apart pipes, stab at clogs with coat hangers, or pour drain cleaner down everything. Those DIY fixes can make things worse—stripping seals, damaging older pipes, or sending chemical residue back into your drains. Grab a bucket, throw down some towels, and give us a call. We’ll talk you through what to do next and get moving.
Here’s what we’ll do during these common plumbing emergencies:
When a pipe bursts—usually from pressure buildup, corrosion, or poor joints—it doesn’t just make a mess. It seeps behind walls, under flooring, into cabinets, and soaks insulation. We shut off the water, cut out the damaged pipe, and replace it with new fittings or sections that meet current code. If the break was caused by hard water scale or root pressure, we’ll flag it so you’re not dealing with repeat issues a month from now.
A clogged toilet isn’t always about what’s flushed. When toilets overflow or don’t clear, it often points to partial blockages or sagging spots in the main sewer line—especially if it’s happening more than once. We don’t just plunger and leave. We auger the line, check for soft blockages or roots with a camera, and fix the actual restriction so things flush clean and stay that way.
If you hear gurgling, smell sewage, or all your drains are slow at once, odds are your sewer line is blocked—most commonly by tree roots, years of grease buildup, or a belly in the pipe. We run a camera to pinpoint the issue and either jet it out or recommend trenchless repairs if the pipe’s damaged. If you’re on a lot with mature trees, we’ll also talk root barriers or schedule regular cleaning to stay ahead of the problem.
No hot water? Or maybe you’ve spotted a slow leak under the tank? Either way, it’s your water heater waving a red flag. Maybe the thermostat failed, the burner’s clogged with hard water buildup, or the tank’s finally given out. We’ll check it all—connections, valves, pressure, and age—then fix what’s fixable or help you choose a solid replacement.
If you smell gas—especially around appliances or near the meter—leave the house immediately and call your utility provider to shut off the gas. Once things are safe, that’s where we come in. We’re licensed for gas line repair and replacement, whether it’s an old galvanized line corroding under the house or a cracked flex connector behind your stove. We’ll pressure test the system, repair the damaged section, and file the permit to restore service once it passes inspection.
If your laundry room sink floods mid-cycle or your tub fills with sewer water when you flush, you’re not just dealing with a clog—it’s a backup somewhere downstream. We isolate where the flow is getting blocked, whether that’s the P-trap, branch line, or main. Then we clear it using the right tools, and if it’s an old line full of scale or roots, talk to you about water softeners and hydro jetting.
With America’s Plumbing Company, you’re getting an expert emergency plumber in Roseville who treats your situation like it’s happening in our own home.
We’re proud to be the emergency plumber Roseville has relied on since 1999. We’ve seen this city grow, but some things haven’t changed. We still love weekends at Denio’s Farmers Market and Swap Meet, strolls through the Fountains at Roseville, and afternoons at the Carnegie Museum or Olympus Pointe Sculpture Park.
The point is: we’re local, we know the area, and we know how to solve Roseville’s toughest plumbing problems. Here’s what you get when you work with us:
