Why Choose Told Plumbing?
What Makes Us Different
24/7 Emergency Support
We take emergency calls around the clock. Day, night, weekends, holidays.
Licensed, Bonded & Insured
Fully licensed in Utah. You are protected from the moment we arrive.
Same-Day Service Available
Most emergency calls are dispatched same-day. Call and we will confirm.
Free Estimate
We give you a clear price before we start. No surprise charges on an already stressful day.
Emergency Plumber in Pleasant Grove, UT - Available 24/7
24/7 Plumbing Repairs & Remedies in West Jordan, Orem & Beyond
Plumbing emergencies do not wait for a convenient time. A burst pipe at 2 AM. A backed-up sewer on a Sunday morning. A water heater that stopped working right before guests arrive. These situations need a real plumber – fast.
Told Plumbing is a 24-hour emergency plumber serving Pleasant Grove and communities across Utah County, Salt Lake County, and the Wasatch Front. Pleasant Grove sits at the center of our service area – we know this city, its neighborhoods, and the plumbing challenges specific to homes here. Our licensed, bonded, and insured team is available around the clock for emergency plumbing repair. No answering machines, no waiting until Monday.
We handle burst pipe repair, emergency drain cleaning, leak detection, sewer line problems, and more. Check our full list of plumbing services – or call us now and a real plumber picks up.
What We Handle When You Call
When you are facing a plumbing emergency, you need help right away. Our team at Told Plumbing is available 24/7 to help you with your emergency plumbing needs in Pleasant Grove and throughout the greater Salt Lake City area. We offer a wide range of services, from drain cleaning and leak detection to sewer and water line repairs. We are fully licensed, insured, and bonded so you can rest assured that we will get the job done right.
When you call Told Plumbing, you get a licensed plumber – not a dispatcher or a voicemail box. We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, throughout Pleasant Grove, Provo, Orem, Lehi, American Fork, and communities across Utah County and Salt Lake County.
Pleasant Grove has a mix of homes built across several decades – from established neighborhoods near Center Street to newer subdivisions on the west side of town. Older homes in the area commonly deal with hard water buildup, aging supply lines, and pipes that are more vulnerable to Utah County winters. Newer construction brings its own issues: higher water pressure, more complex drain systems, and the stress of rapid growth on local infrastructure. Whatever the house and whatever the problem, we have seen it here.
- Burst pipe repair
- Emergency drain cleaning and severe clogs
- Water leak detection and repair
- Sewer line backups and failures
- Toilet overflows
- Water heater failures
If water is going somewhere it should not be, call us. We will get someone out fast.
Examples of common plumbing emergencies include:
How to Avoid Another Emergency
While we are available 24/7 for emergency plumbing repairs, we also believe in the importance of preventive maintenance to help avoid plumbing emergencies in the first place. Our team at Told Plumbing can provide routine maintenance services to help identify and address potential issues before they become major problems.
Most plumbing emergencies do not come out of nowhere. A slow drain that backs up completely. A small drip that turns into a flooded basement. A water heater that runs fine until it does not.
Pleasant Grove homes deal with some specific pressure points: hard water from Utah County’s mineral-heavy supply accelerates sediment buildup in water heaters and corrodes older pipe connections faster than you might expect. Winter freeze-thaw cycles – especially in homes with pipes running through exterior walls or unheated spaces – are a common source of burst pipe calls every January and February. The city’s secondary water system also requires annual attention; if secondary water lines are not properly drained before winter, frozen pipe repairs in the spring are almost inevitable.
Told Plumbing offers routine plumbing maintenance for homeowners and businesses throughout the Wasatch Front. An annual inspection catches problems early – before they become 2 AM emergency calls. We check your water heater, inspect supply lines, look at drain flow, and flag anything that looks like it is heading toward a problem.
If you just dealt with a plumbing emergency, scheduling a maintenance visit after the repair is one of the smartest follow-up moves. Most issues that cause emergencies have warning signs. We can find them.
Benefits of preventive maintenance for your plumbing system include:
Don’t wait for a plumbing emergency to strike – contact us today to schedule preventive maintenance for your home’s plumbing system.
If you are dealing with a plumbing emergency, it is important to act quickly. The longer you wait, the more likely it is that your problem will become more serious and more costly to repair. Contact us at Told Plumbing as soon as you notice a problem so we can help you resolve it.
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Trust Told Plumbing for reliable, professional service delivered with expertise and care, ensuring your plumbing needs are met efficiently and correctly the first time. Experience peace of mind knowing your project is in capable hands with our dedicated team.
We Are Committed to Providing Exceptional Service
Told Plumbing has been serving the Wasatch Front for over 30 years – long before Valley Grove broke ground or the Pleasant Grove tech corridor started filling in along I-15. We know what the homes in this area are actually made of, and we know what tends to go wrong.
We are licensed, bonded, and insured in Utah. Our team handles both residential and commercial plumbing emergencies, from single-family homes in Pleasant Grove to commercial properties across Salt Lake County and Utah County.
When you call, you get a real plumber. Not a national hotline, not a dispatch center. Same-day and 24-hour emergency service is available. We show up, we fix the problem, and we leave the space clean.
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Commonly Asked Questions
QUESTIONS / ANSWERS
What cities do you provide emergency plumbing service to?
We serve Pleasant Grove, Provo, Orem, Lehi, American Fork, Springville, Eagle Mountain, and surrounding Utah County cities. We also cover Sandy, South Jordan, Draper, Riverton, and other communities in Salt Lake County. If you are not sure whether we cover your address, just call – we will let you know right away.
Do you really answer calls at night and on weekends?
Yes. We have a 24-hour emergency plumber on call every day of the year, including holidays. When you call after hours, a real member of our team answers – not an answering service. Burst pipes and sewer backups do not wait for business hours, and neither do we.
Can you repair a burst pipe as an emergency call?
Yes. Burst pipe repair is one of our most common emergency calls, especially during Pleasant Grove winters when freeze-thaw cycles crack pipes in older homes with lines running through exterior walls or unheated spaces. We locate the break, stop the water, and complete the repair in one visit when possible. If your pipe burst, turn off your main water shutoff and call us immediately.
How do I know if my drain issue is a real emergency?
Why does hard water in Utah County cause more plumbing problems?
Pleasant Grove and the surrounding Utah County area have some of the hardest water in the state – high in calcium and magnesium from the Wasatch Range runoff. Over time, that mineral buildup coats the inside of pipes, accelerates corrosion in older water heaters, and can reduce water pressure noticeably. It is one reason we see a higher-than-average number of water heater failures and pipe-related calls in this area. A routine inspection can catch early buildup before it becomes an emergency.