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Use the form for a repair, a replacement or a question about the plumbing in a house, a rental unit or a small shop in Youngstown, Boardman, Austintown or Struthers. The reply comes by phone or email, whichever you prefer, to arrange a time to look at the job.
sales@idoraplumbingservices.com
Send photos of the problem here, with your name and phone number in the email.
Calls answered:
Mon–Fri 6:00 am – 11:30 pm
Sat–Sun 8:30 am – 9:30 pm
Shut off the main valve first if water is spreading, then call. The first steps for each emergency are under emergency plumbing.
Your request has reached us. We will call or email you back to arrange the work.
Your request did not go through. Please call us at (330) 302-2992 and we will take the details by phone.
For an older house, a note on anything you know about the plumbing, such as galvanized pipes still in the basement or an earlier sewer repair, helps plan the visit.
The symptom in plain words, where it is in the house, and when it started. Add anything that changed around the same time, such as a hard freeze, heavy rain or a new appliance, and whether other fixtures are affected too. For a water heater, the age and fuel type from its label help; for a slow drain, whether the other drains in the house are slow as well.
Water that is running and cannot be stopped at a fixture valve, a burst or split pipe, sewage coming up through a floor drain or a fixture, and a water heater that is leaking steadily. Mark these as an emergency in the form, but call as well, and shut off the main water valve first if water is spreading. A slow drain, a dripping faucet or a toilet that keeps running can be marked as soon or this week.
Yes, by email: photos of the problem, the area around it or a water heater’s label can go to sales@idoraplumbingservices.com, with your name and phone number in the message so it can be matched to the request.