A plumber who answers at 3am, and tells you the price before touching anything
Floriano Plumbing Service covers all 269 cities and towns in Connecticut for emergency plumbing, drain cleaning, water heater repair, leak detection and sewer line work. Residential and commercial, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
- 24/7 real person on the line
- 269 Connecticut towns covered
- Fixed quote agreed before work starts
What is going wrong?
Pick the closest match and we will tell you what it usually means.
- No water anywhereMain valve, service line or a frozen run
- Water is actively leakingShut the main off, then call
- Drain or toilet backing upMain line blockage until proven otherwise
- No hot waterElement, thermostat, pilot or a dead tank
- Sewage smell or backupSewer line, trap or vent problem
- Smell of gasLeave, call the utility, then call us
Plumbing services across Connecticut
Sixteen service lines, one number. Everything here is available in every town we cover, and each service has local pages for the areas we work in most.
Emergency Plumbing
24/7 emergency plumber dispatched day or night for burst pipes, flooding and no-water calls.
Learn more ›Drain Cleaning & Clogged Drains
Clogged drain plumber for kitchen sinks, tubs, showers, floor drains and main lines.
Learn more ›Water Heater Repair & Replacement
Water heater repair, replacement and installation for gas, electric and hybrid tanks.
Learn more ›Tankless Water Heater Installation
Tankless water heater installation, servicing and descaling for endless hot water.
Learn more ›Sewer Line Repair & Replacement
Sewer line repair, replacement, trenchless sewer repair and camera inspection.
Learn more ›Leak Detection & Water Leak Repair
Water leak repair and non-invasive leak detection, including slab leaks.
Learn more ›Burst & Frozen Pipe Repair
Emergency burst pipe repair and frozen pipe thawing across Connecticut winters.
Learn more ›Toilet Repair & Replacement
Toilet repair, replacement and overflow response for homes and businesses.
Learn more ›Repiping & Water Line Repair
Whole-house repiping, water line repair and main water service replacement.
Learn more ›Gas Line Repair & Installation
Gas line repair, installation and leak response for ranges, dryers, grills and heaters.
Learn more ›Faucet, Sink & Fixture Repair
Faucet repair and installation, sink work, shower valves and fixture upgrades.
Learn more ›Garbage Disposal Repair & Installation
Garbage disposal repair, replacement and installation for kitchens.
Learn more ›Sump Pump Repair & Installation
Sump pump repair, replacement and battery backup installation for wet basements.
Learn more ›Water Softener & Backflow Testing
Water softener installation, filtration and backflow prevention testing.
Learn more ›Hydro Jetting & Sewer Camera Inspection
High-pressure hydro jetting and camera inspection for stubborn and repeat blockages.
Learn more ›Commercial Plumbing
Commercial plumbing for restaurants, offices, retail, rentals and multi-family buildings.
Learn more ›What makes a call go well
Answered 24/7
A real person picks up at 3am. You get triage advice on the call - what to shut off, what to move - before anyone arrives in Connecticut.
Priced before we start
You approve a number before a tool comes out of the van. No hourly meter running while we diagnose.
Diagnosed, not guessed
Cameras in sewer lines, acoustic gear on hidden leaks, meter tests on suspected losses. You see what we see.
One visit where possible
Trucks carry the common cartridges, valves, flappers, elements and fittings, so most Connecticut calls finish the same day.
We diagnose before we recommend
Cameras go into sewer lines before anyone talks about digging. Elements and thermostats get tested before anyone talks about a new water heater. Meters get read before anyone talks about a hidden leak. You see the evidence we are working from, and you get the cheaper option when there is one worth having.
That approach costs us the occasional big-ticket job. It is also why most of our work comes from people who called us once before.
Emergencies are not an afterthought
Plenty of companies advertise 24/7 and route you to an answering service that takes a message. Our overnight calls are answered by someone who can triage the problem, tell you which valve to close, and put a truck on the road. If water is moving through your house right now, that difference is the whole thing.
Find a plumber near you in Connecticut
Each town has its own page with the services we run there, local guidance and a map. These are our busiest areas - the full list covers all 269.
- Plumber in Hartford, CT
- Plumber in New Haven, CT
- Plumber in Bridgeport, CT
- Plumber in Stamford, CT
- Plumber in Waterbury, CT
- Plumber in Norwalk, CT
- Plumber in Danbury, CT
- Plumber in New Britain, CT
- Plumber in West Hartford, CT
- Plumber in Milford, CT
- Plumber in Bristol, CT
- Plumber in Meriden, CT
- Plumber in Middletown, CT
- Plumber in Shelton, CT
- Plumber in Torrington, CT
- Plumber in Manchester, CT
- Plumber in Naugatuck, CT
- Plumber in Newington, CT
- Plumber in Trumbull, CT
- Plumber in Fairfield, CT
- Plumber in Greenwich, CT
- Plumber in Hamden, CT
- Plumber in Stratford, CT
- Plumber in Wallingford, CT
What customers say
Third plumber I called about a drain that kept backing up. First one to actually put a camera down it and show me the root ball. Jetted it, showed me the after footage, no backup since.
Dan M.New Haven, CT · Drain cleaning
Switched us to tankless. They actually did the sizing calculation instead of just picking a model, and the gas line got upsized properly. Endless hot water, no complaints.
Doug R.Norwalk, CT · Tankless installation
Our water heater died on a Sunday. They quoted the repair honestly, told me the tank was 14 years old and not worth it, and had a new one in Monday morning. No pressure either way.
Renee F.New Haven, CT · Water heater replacement
Kitchen sink drained slower every week until it stopped. They cleared it, then explained what we had been putting down there. Simple fix, no upselling.
Grace P.Hartford, CT · Clogged drain
Faucet cartridge had seized. They had the right one on the truck, which nobody else did. Small job, treated like it mattered.
Marcus S.Waterbury, CT · Faucet repair
Booked a plumbing inspection before closing on the house. The report caught a corroded main shut-off and an unvented trap. Saved me a real headache.
Omar K.Norwalk, CT · Plumbing inspection
Plumbing guides, written from real call-outs
Symptom-first, not sales-first. Each guide tells you what the problem usually is, what you can safely try yourself, and where DIY stops being sensible.
Why your toilet keeps running (and what actually fixes it)
A running toilet is the most expensive small problem in a house. A worn flapper can push a thousand gallons a week past the tank and straight down the...
Read ›Low water pressure in the house: how to find the actual cause
The first question is not "how do I boost the pressure." It is "how much of the house is affected." One fixture, one bathroom or the whole building ea...
Read ›Sink drains slowly: local clog or something bigger?
A slow sink is usually a five-minute fix. Occasionally it is the first warning of a main line problem. The way you tell them apart is by checking whet...
Read ›Water dripping from the ceiling: what to do right now
A ceiling leak is one of the few plumbing problems where the first ten minutes genuinely change the size of the repair bill. Do these things before yo...
Read ›Sewage smell in the house: finding the source
Sewer gas in a building is never just an odour problem. Sometimes it is a trap that dried out over a holiday. Sometimes it is a cracked line under the...
Read ›Water heater making noise: what each sound means
Water heaters are not silent appliances, but they do have a normal repertoire. The moment a new sound appears, it is telling you something specific ab...
Read ›Request a plumber
Send this and we will call you back. For anything actively leaking or backing up, call (888) 809-6756 instead - it is faster than any form, and we can start helping on the call.
Common problems we get called about
Frequently asked questions
Do you really answer the phone 24/7?
Yes. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays. If you are searching for a plumber open now, calling is faster than any form - we can triage on the phone and tell you what to shut off immediately.
How much does a plumber cost in Connecticut?
It depends on the job, which is why we quote after seeing it rather than guessing over the phone. What we can promise is a fixed number before work starts, and a re-quote rather than a surprise if diagnosis changes things. Our guide to plumber costs in Connecticut breaks down typical ranges by job type.
What areas do you cover?
All 269 cities and towns listed on our service areas page, from Greenwich to Putnam. Each one has its own page with local details.
Do you do same-day plumbing?
Most days, yes. Our trucks carry the parts behind the majority of repairs, so a large share of calls are finished on the first visit.
Do you work on commercial properties?
Yes - restaurants, offices, retail, rentals and multi-family buildings, including grease line jetting, commercial water heaters, backflow testing and after-hours scheduling.
What counts as a plumbing emergency?
A burst pipe, an active leak you cannot stop, sewage backing up, no water at all, a ruptured water heater, an overflowing toilet, or the smell of gas. If you are unsure, call - we would rather talk you through a five-minute fix.