Frozen and burst pipes
Central Jersey winters freeze pipes in unheated spaces: crawl spaces, garages, exterior walls and outdoor faucets. Water expands as it freezes and splits the pipe, and the leak often shows up only when it thaws. If a faucet gives no water on a cold morning, the line may be frozen. Shut off the main valve before it thaws and call. Our guides on winterizing pipes and frozen outdoor faucets cover prevention.
Water treatment
Hard water speeds up corrosion in older pipe and leaves scale in water heaters and fixtures. We install and service water softeners and filtration systems. See how hard water hurts plumbing.
Old pipes
Galvanized steel pipe rusts from the inside and narrows over decades. Copper can develop pinhole leaks. If you're fixing leaks every few months, ask about repiping. We explain what affects how long common pipe materials last.
Where we work
Most municipalities in Middlesex, Somerset, and Monmouth counties; Select Union, Ocean, Mercer and Hunterdon municipalities only. Contact us to confirm whether your job site is within our current service area. Central Jersey winters regularly freeze pipes in crawl spaces, garages and outside walls, so frozen and burst pipes are a big part of our winter work.
Step-by-step guides
Our free guides cover the first checks you can make yourself, and when to stop and call.
- Pipe Burst? What to Do Right Now in 6 Steps
- How to Prevent Frozen Pipes: 7 Steps Before Winter (and What to Do If They Freeze)
- How to Winterize an Outdoor Faucet in 4 Steps
- Brown or Rusty Water From the Faucet? 5 Steps to Find the Cause
- How to Prevent Plumbing Emergencies: 8 Steps Every Homeowner Should Take
