24/7 Emergency Line Open
24/7 Emergency Plumber in Herriman, UT
Water on the floor at 2 a.m. or a drain that stopped halfway through the dishes. Call (385) 488-1892 and a dispatcher picks up around the clock, asks what is happening, and books a licensed plumber for your Herriman address.
Shut off the main water valve first if water is running where it should not. Then call. Most Herriman calls are drains, water heaters and leaks, and each one has its own page below.
- Licensed and insured plumbers
- Clear price before work starts
- Same-day appointments when available
- Dispatch answers 24/7
What happens when you call
A person answers the line, not a recording. You describe the problem in plain words, such as water coming through a ceiling, a toilet that will not stop running, or sewage in the floor drain. The dispatcher asks for the address, a callback number and whether the water main is off.
Then the call splits by urgency. Active flooding, sewage backing up and a failed water heater get priority booking. A dripping faucet or a slow tub drain gets the next sensible slot. Either way you hear the price method before anyone starts work, and nothing begins until you agree to it.
While you wait for the plumber
These steps limit damage in the first few minutes. None of them need tools beyond a flashlight.
- Find the main water shutoff, usually where the line enters the house, and turn it clockwise until it stops.
- Stop running sinks, showers, dishwashers and washing machines if a drain is backing up.
- Keep clear of wet floors near outlets, power strips and the electrical panel.
- If you smell gas, leave the building and call 911 and Enbridge Gas at 1-800-767-1689 before you call us.
- Move rugs, boxes and electronics off wet floors and take a few photos for your insurer.
Do not open the city water meter box or touch the meter or setter. Herriman City says tampering can lead to fines, and your own main valve does the same job.
Service index
Pick the service that matches your problem
Each page below explains symptoms, how the cause is found, repair options and what drives the price. The first group is repairs that cannot wait, and the second is planned work you can schedule.
Repairs that cannot wait
Water Heater Replacement
Failed or leaking tank? Sizing, venting and a same-day swap when parts are on the truck.
View water heater replacement →Water Heater Repair
No hot water, leaks, pilot and element failures diagnosed first.
View water heater repair →Leak Detection
Running meter, high bill or a wet wall: we locate it before opening anything.
View leak detection →Hydro Jetting
High-pressure water to scour roots, grease and scale from the line.
View hydro jetting →Sewer Line Repair
Spot repair, lining or replacement after a camera finds the failure.
View sewer line repair →Sewer Line Cleaning
Main line clearing when every drain in the house slows at once.
View sewer line cleaning →Toilet Repair and Installation
Running, leaking and rocking toilets, plus full replacement.
View toilet repair and installation →Garbage Disposal Repair
Jams, leaks and replacements, installed to code.
View garbage disposal repair →Commercial Plumbing
Shops, offices and light commercial space, including after-hours calls.
View commercial plumbing →Sump Pump Installation and Repair
Basement water control: pumps, check valves and discharge lines.
View sump pump installation and repair →Planned work and upgrades
Water Heater Installation
Planned tank installs with expansion tank, venting and permits handled.
View water heater installation →Tankless Water Heater
Install, repair, flush and descale for on-demand units.
View tankless water heater →Plumbing Installation
New fixtures, lines and remodel rough-in done to plan.
View plumbing installation →Basement Waterproofing
Drainage, sealing and sump strategy for damp basements.
View basement waterproofing →Water Softener and Filtration
Treatment systems sized after you test the tap.
View water softener and filtration →How a call runs
From first ring to finished repair
The sequence is the same whether the call comes at noon or at midnight.
STEP 01
Call and describe
Tell the dispatcher what you see, hear or smell. Say if water is still running.
STEP 02
Book the plumber
You get an appointment and a callback number. Same-day slots are offered when available.
STEP 03
Diagnose and quote
The plumber finds the cause and explains the repair options and the price before starting.
STEP 04
Repair and clean up
Work starts only after you agree. The plumber tests the repair and leaves the area clean.
Water where it should not be? Call now and shut the main valve while you talk.
Call (385) 488-1892What Herriman plumbing calls have in common
The city describes its own water as very hard. Local wells run roughly 25 to 60 grains per gallon while Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District water runs about 10 to 12. Scale builds up inside water heaters and faucet aerators, so tank flushing and aerator cleaning matter here more than in a soft water town.
Sewer service comes from Jordan Basin Improvement District, not the city. The district maintains the main in the street and the homeowner owns the line from the house to that main. That split decides who pays when roots or a collapsed section block the line, so a camera inspection is the first useful step.
Replacing or adding a water heater needs a city permit, while repair of existing plumbing does not. Gas diagrams are required for tankless units. Knowing that up front keeps a Saturday water heater swap from turning into a failed inspection later.
Where we work
Herriman and the towns around it
Dispatch is based at 5089 W 11800 S in Herriman and the same line covers nearby Salt Lake Valley towns. Each town page lists its ZIP codes, its water and sewer providers and what its housing stock means for repairs.
Quick answers before you call
Is your emergency line answered 24 hours a day?
Yes. The line takes calls at night, on weekends and on holidays. Appointment times depend on the problem and crew availability, and the dispatcher tells you what is realistic for your address.
Do you send licensed plumbers?
Yes. Jobs go to licensed and insured plumbers. Utah licenses plumbers at apprentice, journeyman and master levels, and you can check any license on the state lookup at secure.utah.gov/llv.
How do I know the price before work starts?
The plumber diagnoses the problem first and explains the repair options with the price. Work does not begin until you agree. The cost factors for each service are listed on its page.
What should I do before the plumber arrives?
Shut off the main water valve if water is running, stop using any backing-up drain and stay away from wet areas near electrical equipment. If you smell gas, leave and call 911 and Enbridge Gas first.
Do I need a permit for a water heater replacement in Herriman?
The city says replacing or adding a water heater requires a permit, while repair of existing plumbing does not. Ask the building department at 801-446-5327 about current fees and inspection timing.
Which towns do you serve besides Herriman?
Riverton, South Jordan, Bluffdale and West Jordan have their own pages with ZIP codes and local notes. If your town is not listed, call and ask.
Describe the problem to a dispatcher and get an appointment time.
Call (385) 488-1892Sources and standards
The local facts on this page rest on the public references below. Confirm anything with a deadline or a fee at the source.
Water running, drain backed up or no hot water? The line is open right now.
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