Emergencies
A burst pipe or a flooding basement. The first five minutes decide how bad it gets.
Bergen County, New Jersey
Practical plumbing advice for Bergen County homes, from a dripping faucet to a flooded basement. When you do need a professional, search near your town and verify the New Jersey license in a minute.
A burst pipe or a flooding basement. The first five minutes decide how bad it gets.
Kitchen sinks, tubs, toilets and the old sewer lines under many Bergen County streets.
Looking after a water heater, and knowing when it has reached the end.
Older Bergen County houses often have radiators. They are simple systems once you understand them.
The small repairs that save a service call, with honest notes on how hard each one is.
Seasonal checks, and how to hire a plumber in New Jersey without regretting it.
Learn where the main shut-off valve is today. For a gas smell, get outside and call your gas utility or 911.
Browse by topic. Each guide gives the likely cause, the tools and the time involved.
We mark the point where a homeowner should hand over to a licensed master plumber.
Search near your town, then verify the license with the State of New Jersey before work begins.
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A sump pump sits idle for months and is expected to work perfectly on the worst night of the year. A five-minute test, twice a year, tells you whether it will.
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A drip is nearly always a worn part that costs a few dollars. Work out which type of faucet you have, and the repair takes under an hour.
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Older Bergen County houses often have hot water or steam radiators. Most cold radiators and noisy pipes have simple causes you can deal with yourself.
When it is more than a quick fix, search for plumbers near your town and verify the New Jersey license in a minute.