Newark Emergency Plumbing

Sobieski Services offers 24/7 emergency plumbing services. Founded in 1987, we have decades of experience helping homeowners resolve these urgent situations. We’re located just off 95 in Newark and serve all of New Castle County and the surrounding areas, from Delaware down to Ocean City, and parts of Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsylvania.

Whether you are dealing with a burst pipe, overflowing fixture, sewer backup, or sudden loss of hot water, our team is prepared to respond with professional diagnostics and practical repair solutions. To help ease budget anxiety, we offer flexible financing options through our office.

Call (302) 306-8465 today.

What to Do During a Plumbing Emergency

The first step during any plumbing emergency is to call our plumbers. As we move efficiently to reach your home, do the following: 

• Shut off the main water supply. If water is actively leaking or a pipe has burst, turning off your main water valve can help reduce flooding and prevent additional water damage.
• Turn off the water heater if necessary. In situations involving major leaks or loss of water pressure, shutting down the water heater may help reduce strain on your system and limit potential overheating concerns.
• Avoid using affected drains or fixtures. If a sewer line backup or major clog is suspected, continuing to use sinks, toilets, or showers may worsen the situation and increase the risk of overflow.
• Move valuables away from standing water. Relocating furniture, storage items, or electronics from affected areas can help reduce property damage while waiting for repairs to begin.

Emergency Solutions for the Delmarva Peninsula

Operating as a regional provider from Newark down to the coastal Maryland areas allows us to address the diverse plumbing emergencies found across the Delmarva Peninsula. We understand that a burst pipe in a seasonal Ocean City home requires a different logistical approach than a sewer backup in a historic Newark residence. 

Our regional knowledge allows us to arrive equipped with the specific parts and diagnostic tools required, providing a localized response that accounts for the specific climate and infrastructure demands of both northern Delaware and the Atlantic coast.