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Plumbing pros for burst pipes, sewer backups, clogged drains, water heaters and sump pumps across Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, St. Clair, Livingston and Lapeer counties. Get free quotes, check licenses, and hire with confidence.

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Before you hire

Hiring plumbers in Detroit: what to know first

Stop the damage first

For a burst pipe, shut off the main water valve. For a sewer backup, stop running water and using drains. Then request help and photograph everything for insurance.

Permits and licensing in Michigan

Most plumbing work beyond faucet or valve parts and clearing clogs needs a permit. Confirm who pulls it and check the plumbing contractor license on LARA.

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Compare more than price

Written scope, what the camera found, warranty terms, permit and inspection, and a license you have checked matter as much as the estimate.

Metro Detroit hiring guide

How to compare plumbing companies in Metro Detroit

Start with the problem you have now: an emergency like a burst pipe or sewer backup, a recurring clog, or planned work such as a water heater or repipe. Rebuild Detroit routes your request to local plumbers, and How We Vet explains the checks behind each profile. Use the notes below to compare quotes on the same scope.

Define the work before requesting quotes

Note where the water is, which fixtures are affected, the age of the home, and whether you are on city sewer and water or a septic system and well. For repeat drain or sewer problems, ask for a sewer camera inspection so every quote is based on the same findings.

Michigan licensing and permits

Michigan licenses plumbing contractors and master and journey plumbers through LARA's Bureau of Construction Codes. Plumbing permits are issued to licensed plumbing contractors, or to a homeowner doing their own work in their own single-family home. Gas piping, boilers and gas water heaters also involve a mechanical license and permit. Wells and septic systems are permitted by the county or district health department.

What to compare

Compare written quotes line by line: how the problem was diagnosed, the repair method (spot repair, full replacement or trenchless), pipe material, restoration of floors, walls or lawn, permit and inspection, and the labor warranty. Ask for camera video or photos of the problem.

Working across Metro Detroit

Permits come from the legal municipality, which is not always your mailing city. In Detroit, plumbing permits and inspections are handled by BSEED, and work on the water service or sewer connection can also need a DWSD permit. Older homes across the region often have cast iron or clay sewer lines, galvanized supply pipes or a lead service line. Browse by city or county, such as Wayne or Oakland.

Common questions

Plumbers in Detroit: FAQ

Shut off the main water valve, usually where the water line enters the basement, and keep people away from wet electrical outlets and cords. Then request an emergency plumber and photograph the damage for your insurer.
A plumber can clear the line and find the cause, which is often a blockage or break in the private sewer line. In Detroit, state law gives you 45 days to file a notice of claim with DWSD, so document the backup right away whatever the cause.
Yes for most work. Michigan exempts only repairs to the working parts of a faucet or valve and clearing stoppages, as long as no piping or fixtures are altered. The permit comes from the state or local enforcing agency; in Detroit that is BSEED.
A homeowner may install their own plumbing, building sewer or private sewer in their own single-family home if they secure a permit and pass inspection. Plumbing work for anyone else requires a licensed plumbing contractor.
Get two or three quotes on the same written scope, ask for the plumbing contractor license number and check it on the LARA lookup, and ask for a certificate of insurance. For wells, use the EGLE registered contractor directory.
The line from the house to the public sewer is usually private, but where the owner's responsibility ends varies by community. Ask your city or its water and sewer department before paying for work near the street.
It depends on the job: emergency or after-hours timing, how hard the pipe is to reach, pipe material, whether a camera inspection or permit is needed, and whether walls, floors or concrete must be opened and restored. Compare written quotes on the same scope.

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