Common problems
- Slow or clogged drains
- Low water pressure
- Dripping or leaking pipes under a sink
Services
- Leak detection and repair
- Toilet, faucet and fixture repair
- Sump pump service
Safety first: For a burst pipe, shut off the main water valve first. It's usually where the water line enters the basement.
Get connected
Online requests are coming soon. For now, Call 1-844-31-HOME-5(844) 314-6635 and we will connect you with an independent local company.
When it is time for a pro
Here is what Warwick callers mention most:
- Dripping or leaking pipes under a sink
- Slow or clogged drains
- Running toilet
Warwick homes, up close
Some Warwick homes are still on cesspools or septic systems rather than public sewer, and Rhode Island has been phasing out cesspools near the shoreline. Cowesett and Warwick Neck have larger homes and bigger lots, where garages, long driveways and wide roofs are common.
Nor'easters and the occasional hurricane remnant hit the bay side of the city hardest, often bringing power outages and roof damage. Mid-century houses often have copper supply lines that are now 50 years old or more, along with original cast iron drains that can crack or scale up inside.
Some Warwick homes near the shore still use cesspools or septic systems, so a backup may be a septic issue rather than a clog. Tell the plumber which you have. Apponaug is the city's historic center and home to City Hall, with older homes mixed in among newer commercial strips.
Local rules before you book
Water in Warwick comes from Warwick Water. The city's water division buys its supply wholesale from Providence Water, and parts of Warwick are served by the Kent County Water Authority instead. Under Rhode Island's Lead Poisoning Prevention Act, lead service lines are supposed to be replaced by July 2033 as funding allows, so if a plumber finds an old lead or galvanized line coming in from the street, ask the water supplier about replacement programs before paying for that piece yourself.
What happens after you call
- Give us a short description and a good callback number.
- Your details go to a plumber with availability in your part of Warwick.
- Nothing is booked until you and the pro agree on the visit and the cost.
A little prep helps
Take a short video of the leak or the noise. It saves time on the phone and helps the plumber decide what to bring.
Questions from Warwick residents
Do I need a licensed plumber in Rhode Island?
For most plumbing work beyond simple fixture swaps, yes. Rhode Island licenses plumbers through the Department of Labor and Training, and you can check a license number online before booking.
Which parts of Warwick can you help with?
Yes, as long as a pro is free. Warwick ZIP codes 02818, 02886, 02888, 02889 are in range, and that includes Apponaug, Conimicut, Oakland Beach and Gaspee.
What should I tell the plumber on the phone?
Say what you see, where it is, how long it has been happening and whether water is actively leaking. A photo of the leak or the fixture helps them bring the right parts.
Who do I call about gas or power outages in Warwick?
Rhode Island Energy delivers electricity and natural gas in Warwick. Report outages and gas odors to them. If you smell gas, leave the building first and call from outside.
If you are not sure whether this is the right kind of pro for your problem, call anyway and describe it. We will tell you honestly if it sounds like a different trade.
Service area
Serving about a 50-mile radius from Warwick, depending on which independent pros are available. ZIPs: 02818, 02886, 02888, 02889
CranstonEast ProvidenceProvidencePawtucketCentral FallsNewportFall RiverAttleboroNorth AttleboroughWoonsocketTauntonNew BedfordFranklinBridgewaterBrocktonNorwichRandolphSouthbridgeBraintreeFraminghamWeymouthNew LondonWorcesterQuincyNewtonMarlboroughWatertownWalthamBostonCambridge
Other services in Warwick
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