If you have an overflowing toilet, shut off the water valve behind it. If you can't turn the valve because it's stuck, remove the lid from the tank. Stop the flapper by moving it, and this should prevent the water from flowing. Find something to keep it in place if it appears broken. If you have a handle flusher, tie a piece of string to it as an anchor.
For showers, sinks or pipes, find the water shutoff valve and turn it off. Don't use chemicals or other do-it-yourself methods of clearing clogs. This is a good way to damage or break pipes. Our professionals will safely clear clogs, fix pipes and help you clean up excess water.
We'll also tell you how to properly dry out any area that was affected by water to prevent mold or worsening moisture damage. Call our problem-solving professionals for immediate service. We serve Santa Rosa and the surrounding North Bay area, and we are licensed, bonded and insured.