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When plumbing disasters strike, there’s no time to waste. Our expert emergency plumbing team is available to handle any issue, big or small. From burst pipes and clogged drains to water heater breakdowns and sewer line emergencies, we’re equipped to restore your peace of mind quickly and efficiently.
Plumbing emergencies can have a disastrous effect on the entire plumbing system of your home and even your belongings. When water is pouring out where it doesn’t belong, it can quickly ruin your floors and furniture as well. In San Antonio, there is no better plumber to call than the experienced technicians at J.C. Enriquez Plumbing!
We have been helping home and business owners all over the San Antonio area with their plumbing emergencies for many years and there are several reasons why they continue to count on us for all their plumbing needs.
Some of the most important reasons are that we respond quickly, cover a wide variety of emergencies, are well equipped and experienced to handle all different types of emergencies and have a substantial belief in excellent customer service.
We offer a broad range of Emergency Plumbing Services:
Fixing clogged drains
Broken water supply lines
Detecting and repairing gas leaks
Fixing leaking faucets or sinks
Repairing leaking toilet
Call For Any Plumbing Emergency
If you are having any plumbing emergency in your residence, you can rest assured that J.C. Enriquez Plumbing is only a phone call away. When you contact us, our trained service experts respond at all hours and never charge for overtime, even on the weekends, holidays, or nights. We always show up on time and leave your property just as clean as it was before the plumbing emergency.
San Antonio Plumbers Here To Help
Many of our customers hesitate to call because they don’t think that their emergency is important or emergent enough to require immediate attention. We believe that any plumbing problem is important enough to require emergency attention.
The first reason for that is because any plumbing issue that you may be having is causing you stress. And it is probably also causing a lapse in your productivity and daily activities. We know that if we can make this better for you, then we want to as soon as we possibly can.
The other reason for considering any plumbing problem an emergency is that we have seen over and over again how quickly a minor plumbing problem can turn into a major emergency which can dramatically damage your home.
Water can be quite problematic when it is flowing into a place that it should not and can quickly cause irreparable damage to your home’s foundation, furniture and anything that happens to appear in the path. Because of all this, J.C. Enriquez Plumbing considers every plumbing problem to be in the realm of emergency status, for your help and the help of your home.
Our trained and knowledgeable plumbers have earned a reputation nationwide for providing the highest quality of plumbing services to our customers, as well as our tidiness and consideration for your space. We understand just how stressed out you may be, which is why we will always show up quickly to fix your problem!
J.C. Enriquez Plumbing Services
The plumbers San Antonio has trusted for years because we not only plumb, “We Plumb To Please!”
We Can Help You Avoid Plumbing Emergencies!
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This comprehensive maintenance plan will ensure your home plumbing system and appliances are running perfectly year round.
Trusted Plumbers In San Antonio For Over 50 Years
Plumbing San Antonio For Over 50 Years
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J.C. Enriquez Plumbing and Remodeling became known in San Antonio because we provide quality service with highly competitive pricing! As a result of our solid business ethics and high expectations, we have built a reputation of excellence!
We are dedicated to providing only the highest quality service for plumbing San Antonio.
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Plumbing emergencies can be crucial to your property and here at J.C. Enriquez Plumbing, we understand the damage that sitting water can cause to walls, furniture and flooring. J.C. Enriquez Plumbing also offers same day service for customers who need plumbing repairs, emergency leaks and other plumbing services fixed today!
Frequently Asked Questions
At J.C. Enriquez Plumbing and Remodeling, we want you to be fully knowledgeable of your plumbing repair. This page has been designed to answer many of the questions you may have. If you have any further questions or we can assist you in any way, please contact
J.C. Enriquez Plumbing and Remodeling at (210) 679-6020.
What is the best way to check for toilet leaks?
Toilet leaks can be wasteful and expensive. At least once a year, check your toilet for leaks by adding a small amount of red food coloring to the tank, and then check the toilet bowl later. If the toilet bowl water is colored red, water is seeping through from the tank. If it is leaking, you should replace the tank ball.
How often should I have my septic system inspected?
Septic systems should be inspected and pumped a minimum of once every three to four years. You may not be experiencing any problem now, but a full septic tank may allow unwanted solids to flow into the drain field, which is the part of the system that consists of a distribution box, with a series of connected pipes. Each pipe allows water to flow into a bed of stone that drains into the ground. If paper and other solids flow into the drain field, it becomes blocked and ineffective. A blocked drain field is costly to repair or replace.
I hear a rumbling sound coming from the water heater. What could cause this?
Rumbling sounds coming from a water heater are an indication that sediment has built up on the bottom of the water heater. What you are hearing is water that is trapped in the sediment and is boiling. This is an indication that the water heater is not operating efficiently. Sediment will not allow the heat to transfer to the water in the tank, which sends the heat up the flue. You may try draining a few gallons of water off the bottom of the water heater tank. This is done by attaching a drain hose to the valve at the bottom of the tank. Allow it to drain for about five minutes.
WARNING: HOT WATER IS DANGEROUS. DISCHARGE THE WATER INTO A FLOOR DRAIN, LAUNDRY TUB OR BATHTUB. HOT WATER WILL KILL YOUR GRASS IF DISCHARGED ONTO THE LAWN. HOT WATER WILL CRACK A TOILET BOWL IF DISCHARGED INTO THE TOILET. Many newer models of water heaters have a new feature that prohibits the buildup of sediment in the tank. If your heater is an older model, it may be cost effective to replace the water heater if the buildup is severe.
I am hearing a whistle sound coming from my plumbing system. What could cause this?
The sound you are describing is usually caused by a toilet fill valve that is slowly leaking. To locate the leaking toilet, remove the lid of each toilet tank and adjust the fill valve mechanism until it stops. Once you have found the toilet causing the problem, repair or replace the fill valve.
Why am I losing water pressure in my shower?
Your shower head could be plugged with water deposits such as rust and dirt from your pipes. You could try to remove the shower head from the pipe coming out of the wall and check it for deposits. Clean the shower head gently with an old toothbrush and rinse it to remove all the dirt. Also run the shower without the shower head on to possibly remove any left-over dirt in the pipes to prevent the shower head from plugging up again. If cleaning your shower head did not take care of your low water pressure, contact J.C. Enriquez Plumbing and Remodeling at (210) 679-6020.
My hot water seems to be hotter than I think I need. What can I do?
Most people are comfortable with their hot water set at 120°F, which is also the new standard that manufacturers use when pre-setting it at the factory. If you have an older model, set the thermostat at medium. On a gas model, there is a dial on the front of the gas valve. On electric models, the thermostats (there may be two) are concealed behind the two panels on the side of the tank.
NOTE: Turn off the electricity before removing the panels. There are exposed wires behind the panels containing HIGH VOLTAGE.
What happens when tree roots get inside plumbing lines?
If left undisturbed, the roots will completely fill the pipe with multiple hair-like root masses at each point of entry. The root masses quickly become clogged with toilet tissue, grease and other debris flowing from homes and businesses to the main sewer, resulting in reduced