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24/7 plumbing emergency

PlomberieBoucherville

24/7 emergency plumbing in Boucherville and on the South Shore

A plumbing emergency never picks a convenient moment. A pipe that lets go on a Sunday night, a drain backing up during dinner, a water heater emptying into the basement: every minute counts, because the water keeps running until the source is shut off.

Plomberie Boucherville offers emergency service 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Describe the situation on the phone — that is often where we can already tell you how to limit the damage.

If water is actively causing damage, skip the form and call 514-475-5516 right away.

Does this sound familiar?

  • Water is running and you cannot stop it
  • A pipe is cracked, frozen or has burst
  • A drain is backing up into the basement or shower
  • The toilet is overflowing and will not stop filling
  • The water heater is leaking from its base
  • A sewer smell lingers in the house

How we work

  1. We guide you over the phone

    First step: limit the damage. We tell you where to shut off the main water supply or the closest valve, so the situation stops getting worse before anyone arrives.

  2. On-site diagnosis

    We look for the real source rather than the visible symptom — a ceiling stain is rarely directly below the leak.

  3. Repair and verification

    The repair is made to the Québec Construction Code, then the system is brought back up to pressure and checked before we leave.

Need help now?

Emergency service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the main water shut-off in a Québec home?
In most South Shore homes the main shut-off is in the basement, usually near the front wall on the street side. Look for a pipe coming out of the floor or foundation wall with a valve on it: either a round handle you turn clockwise, or a lever you swing 90 degrees. Find it today, not during an emergency.
What should I do while waiting for the plumber?
Shut off the main water supply, then open a faucet at the lowest point of the house to drain the pressure from the pipes. Cut power to the affected area if water is near an outlet or electrical panel. Move anything that can be damaged and take photos — your insurer will ask for them.
Does it cost more at night or on weekends?
Ask about the applicable rate when you call — that is the moment to clarify what applies to your situation, including outside normal hours.
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