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Serving Pittsburgh and Surrounding Areas

4.9 (561 reviews)

Professional Plumbing Repairs in Pittsburgh, Mt. Lebanon, Ross Township & Beyond

Pittsburgh Plumbing Company

Benjamin Franklin Plumbing provides guaranteed, high-quality plumbing repair and installation in Pittsburgh. We know that plumbing issues are inconvenient. For that reason, we do everything we can to help you regain peace of mind with our skilled plumbing and excellent customer service. Our Pittsburgh plumbers are skilled, experienced, and knowledgeable in all things related to plumbing repairs and installations.

From Ross Township to Mt. Lebanon and Cranberry Township, our professional plumbers are here to help you throughout greater Pittsburgh.

When you hire our team, you can rest assured that the job will be done right the first time.

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24-Hour Emergency Plumbing in Greater Pittsburgh

Our Licensed Plumbers Are Prepared for (Almost) Anything!

Our Pittsburgh plumbers adhere to a strict code of ethics, which includes offering a high level of service, treating customers with honesty and respect, and offering fair prices upfront. We respect and value your time, so we provide you with flexible appointments that can work around your schedule.

We also guarantee on-time arrivals to appointments, so you can rest assured that we won’t waste your time.

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Monday 24 hours

Tuesday 24 hours

Wednesday 24 hours

Thursday 24 hours

Friday 24 hours

Saturday 24 hours

Sunday 24 hours

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Customer Reviews

4.9 (561 reviews)

Jackie

Lucas and Sam were very friendly and professional. They were on time and got right to it….explained what they needed to do and the price for service up front. They gave me updates throughout the service so there were no surprise expenses!! They also cleaned their work space up just the way it was when they arrived. Everything works great!! I will definitely call this company back for any future service needs!

April Leggs

Colin was great. Very personable, quick, and efficient. He fixed the gas issue for my stove and then went out of his way to help me get my new fridge from my porch into my kitchen. He was great. I have had him before when we use Benjamin Franklin for my work as well. Hats off to Colin.

Margaret Bojarski

Called to have toilet clog cleared. Lucas was very thorough, efficient and knowledgeable. Explained everything that was being done. Found the problem and completed the repair and drain clearing quickly. Double checked that everything was working properly before leaving. Thorough cleanup when finished.

Melissa Donnelly-Williams

The guys did an excellent job with our sewer line. They were prompt, communicative, clean and reasonable. We would definitely recommend them and use them again!

Ed Connor

Sam was terrific. He was very friendly, knowledgeable and skillful. He fixed our hot water tank and added an expansion tank to relieve the water pressure. All of this was done very quickly and at an unbelievably low price. We feared the worst (a new water heater) and we were very pleasantly surprised!

About This Location

Looking to support local residential plumbing companies?

With the Benjamin Franklin Plumbing team, you get the best of both worlds—local licensed plumbers backed by a trusted national service. Because all of our locations are independently owned and operated, we live and work in the communities we serve.

As a result, our owners and their employees are more committed to providing excellent experiences and helping out our neighbors. We hire talent right from the community, boosting the local economy by keeping dollars in our own backyard. That's worth being proud of.

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Areas We Serve

Our services are available in the following neighborhoods!

Aliquippa
Allison Park
Ambridge
Arnold
Baden
Bakerstown
Bellevue
Bethel Park
Blawnox
Brackenridge
Braddock
Bradfordwoods
Bridgeville
Buena Vista
Bulger
Burgettstown
Butler
Carnegie
Cheswick
Clairton
Clinton
Coraopolis
Creighton
Cranberry Township
Cuddy
Curtisville
Dravosburg
Duquesne
East Mc Keesport
East Pittsburgh
Economy
Elizabeth
Ellwood City
Evans City
Fair Oaks
Fenelton
Finleyville
Freedom
Glenshaw
Greenock
Harwick
Herman
Homestead
Hookstown
Indianola
Industry
Ingomar
Irwin
Jefferson
Leetsdale
Leechburg
Library
Lyndora
Mc Donald
Mc Kees Rocks
Mc Keesport
Mc Murray
Midland
Monroeville
Monongahela
Mount Oliver
New Brighton
New Castle
New Kensington
Oakdale
Oakmont
Osborne
Penn Hills
Pittsburgh
Presto
Renfrew
Rochester
Rural Ridge
Saxonburg
Schnecksville
South Heights
Springdale
Sturgeon
Tarentum
Turtle Creek
Valencia
Verona
Volant
Warrendale
West Elizabeth
West Mifflin
Wexford
Wildwood
Wilkinsburg
Wilmerding

Plumbing FAQs

What routine maintenance should I be doing for my Pittsburgh water heater?

To keep your water heater running smoothly in Pittsburgh, it’s a good idea to flush the tank once a year to clear out sediment, especially if your area has hard water. Check the pressure relief valve, inspect for rust or leaks, and make sure the thermostat is set to a safe temperature (usually around 120°F). Regular maintenance helps extend the life of your unit and keeps your hot water flowing efficiently. For peace of mind, consider scheduling a professional inspection with a local plumber.

How do I know if I need a Pittsburgh plumber for my home's low water pressure?

If your water pressure suddenly drops or only affects certain fixtures in your Pittsburgh home, it could be a sign of a clogged pipe, leak, or a problem with your water supply. Try cleaning faucet aerators first, but if the issue persists, it’s best to call a licensed plumber in Pittsburgh to diagnose and fix the problem before it gets worse.

Do you offer emergency plumbing service in Pittsburgh?

We are available 24/7 to take your call for emergencies. Our appointment hours are listed above.

How often should I schedule drain cleaning for my Pittsburgh property?

For most homes in Pittsburgh, scheduling professional drain cleaning once a year helps prevent clogs, odors, and costly backups. If your property has older pipes, large trees nearby, or frequent slow drains, you may need service more often. Regular maintenance keeps your plumbing flowing smoothly and protects your home from unexpected issues.For most homes in Pittsburgh, scheduling professional drain cleaning once a year helps prevent clogs, odors, and costly backups. If your property has older pipes, large trees nearby, or frequent slow drains, you may need service more often. Regular maintenance keeps your plumbing flowing smoothly and protects your home from unexpected issues.

Do you offer plumbing financing in Pittsburgh?

We work built relationships with several lenders to ensure our customers are able to restore functionality in their homes. Ask your technician about your financing options.

Are there plumbing upgrades that can help conserve water in my Pittsburgh home?

Yes! Upgrading to low-flow toilets, water-saving showerheads, and high-efficiency faucets can significantly reduce water use in your Pittsburgh home. You can also install smart leak detectors and tankless water heaters for added efficiency. A local plumber can recommend the best options based on your home’s setup and water usage habits.

What are common plumbing issues in older Pittsburgh homes?

Older homes in Pittsburgh often face plumbing issues like corroded or outdated pipes, low water pressure, and frequent leaks. You might also encounter problems with old fixtures, sewer line deterioration, or poor drainage. A professional inspection can help identify hidden issues and recommend upgrades to keep your plumbing system safe and efficient.

What should I do to prepare my plumbing for winter in Pittsburgh?

To get your plumbing ready for winter in Pittsburgh, start by insulating exposed pipes, especially in unheated areas like basements and garages. Disconnect outdoor hoses, shut off exterior water lines, and check your water heater for optimal performance. It’s also smart to know where your main shut-off valve is in case of a frozen pipe emergency.

How can I tell if my sewer line is damaged in Pittsburgh?

Signs of a damaged sewer line in your PA home include frequent drain clogs, foul odors, soggy spots in your yard, and gurgling sounds from your toilets or drains.