Emergency Plumber in Fairfax, CA

Fairfax is about 40 minutes from our Rohnert Park shop, out at the west end of the Ross Valley, and we answer emergencies here 7 days a week. We have worked Fairfax since 2017. Many homes started as early-1900s summer cabins and bungalows that were later turned into full-time houses, so the pipe behind the walls is often original and undersized, and it corrodes and bursts. The town sits in a creek valley, so the lower lots deal with damp ground and a high water table that is hard on buried sewer laterals, and backups are common. Older water heaters up toward the Cascades rust through and flood. When you have no water, a burst line, or sewage coming up a drain, call and we will help you find the shutoff over the phone and get a truck out to Bolinas Road or the hills.

What that looks like on the job: A common Fairfax after-hours call is an old converted cabin near downtown where undersized original pipe bursts. On the low lots in the creek valley we get sewer laterals backing up after heavy rain.

For the full rundown of our emergency plumber work, see the Emergency Plumber page. Burst pipes and no-water calls, 7 days a week.