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Serving all eight wards

24/7 Plumber & Electrician in Washington, DC

Rowhouse plumbing, water heaters, drains, breakers and panels, handled by a local team just across the line in Prince George’s County. Licensed pros, upfront prices, open 24/7.

Open 24/7, nights & weekendsLicensed master plumber & electrician
New stainless steel pull-down kitchen faucet installed over an undermount sink in Washington, DC
Serving all of DC60–90 min typical arrival
★★★★★ 5.0 from 155 Google reviewsOpen 24 hours, 7 daysLicensed & insuredFree on-site estimatesPlumbing + electrical, one team

Serving DC homeowners

Plumbers and electricians who know DC rowhouses

From Capitol Hill rowhouses to detached homes in Hillcrest and Brookland, Washington, DC has some of the oldest housing stock in the region. Our team works across the city every week from our base in nearby Upper Marlboro.
Many DC homes are 80 to 100+ years old. That age shows up as galvanized supply pipes with low pressure, cast-iron drain stacks, tight basement mechanical rooms, outdated electrical panels and circuits that were never designed for today’s kitchens, HVAC and EV chargers.
Because we do both plumbing and electrical, one visit can cover a water heater swap and the circuit it needs, or a full basement or kitchen update.
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Where we work

Neighborhoods and ZIP codes we serve in Washington, DC

Northeast, Northwest, Southeast and Southwest: we cover the whole District.

Neighborhoods

Capitol HillH Street / NoMaNavy YardAnacostiaCongress HeightsHillcrestFort DupontDeanwoodBrooklandPetworthColumbia HeightsShawTakomaShepherd Park

ZIP codes

2000120002200032000920010200112001720018200192002020032

What we see most

Common problems we fix in Washington, DC homes

Old galvanized pipes

Corroded galvanized lines cause low pressure and leaks. We repair sections or repipe with copper or PEX.
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Cast-iron drain stacks

Aging cast-iron stacks crack and clog. We clear, camera-inspect and replace failing sections.
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Tight-space water heaters

Rowhouse basements and closets need the right-sized unit. We replace tanks and install space-saving tankless heaters.
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Outdated panels

Older panels and fuse boxes can’t handle modern loads. We upgrade panels and add AFCI/GFCI protection.
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Basement backups

Heavy storms can push water into DC basements. We install sump pumps and clear drain lines.
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Bathroom updates

Leaking shower valves, old tub drains and new fixtures, done cleanly in tight spaces.
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Real jobs, real homes

Recent jobs in Washington, DC

Every photo is from a job our team completed for a customer in the District.

Why Washington, DC homeowners choose us

5.0 ★

155 Google reviews

Rated 5 stars by homeowners across the DMV.

60–90 min

Fast arrival

Typical arrival time, often sooner. We answer 24/7.

20+ years

Of experience

Plumbing and electrical work done right the first time.

$0 surprises

Upfront pricing

You approve the price before work starts. Free estimates.

How it works

  1. 1

    Call or book online

    A real person answers day or night, or pick a time online for planned work.

  2. 2

    Get an upfront price

    We diagnose the problem and quote the job before any work begins.

  3. 3

    Fixed right, cleaned up

    Code-compliant work, permits handled, and your home left the way we found it.

Good to know

Washington, DC homeowner guide

Quick local facts that come up on almost every job.

Water & sewer

DC Water provides water and sewer service across the District. Older homes may still have lead or galvanized service lines; DC Water’s Lead Free DC program can tell you what your home has.

Electricity

Pepco supplies electricity in DC. We coordinate with Pepco on panel and service upgrades.

Permits

DC’s Department of Buildings (DOB) issues plumbing and electrical permits. We pull the permits your job needs.

Smell gas?

Leave the building right away, then call 911 or your gas company from outside. Don’t flip switches on the way out.

Washington, DC plumbing & electrical FAQ

Do you serve all of Washington, DC?

Yes. We serve all eight wards, from Capitol Hill and Navy Yard to Brookland, Petworth, Anacostia and Congress Heights.

How fast can you get to me in DC?

Usually within 60 to 90 minutes, depending on traffic and your neighborhood. We answer 24/7, including nights, weekends and holidays.

My rowhouse has low water pressure. What causes it?

In older DC homes it’s often corroded galvanized supply pipe. We test the pressure, find the restriction and repair or repipe the affected lines.

Who issues plumbing and electrical permits in DC?

DC’s Department of Buildings. When your job needs a permit, we pull it and schedule the inspection.

Can you work in tight rowhouse basements?

Yes. We work in small mechanical rooms every week and can recommend compact or tankless water heaters where space is limited.

Are estimates free?

Yes. On-site estimates are free with no obligation, and you approve the price before we start.

Nearby areas we also serve

Just outside the District? We cover the surrounding suburbs too.

Need a plumber or electrician in Washington, DC?

Emergencies: call now and we’ll be on the way. For everything else, send your details and we’ll call you right back.

  • ✓ Free estimates on installs & upgrades
  • ✓ Licensed & insured in Maryland
  • ✓ Open 24/7, including weekends

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