Get Connected With a Local Plumber in Enterprise, AL
One call connects you with a local plumber serving Enterprise, Alabama and nearby Ozark, Daleville, and Dothan. It's free for homeowners.
Water leaking right now?
Close your main water shut-off first. It's usually where the line enters the house, or in the meter box at the street. Then call. Our emergency plumbing guide walks through the steps, and the frozen and burst pipe guide covers winter breaks.
Plumbing problems we can help with
Emergency PlumbingBurst pipes, major leaks, overflowing toilets and sewage backups.
Drain CleaningSlow or clogged sinks, tubs, showers and main lines.
Water Heater Repair & ReplacementNo hot water, leaking tanks, tank and tankless replacement.
Leak DetectionHidden leaks, high water bills, damp spots and slab leaks.
Sewer Line RepairMain-line backups, camera inspections, roots and broken pipe.
Toilet & Faucet RepairRunning toilets, weak flushes, dripping faucets, new fixtures.
How it works
- Call or send the form. Tell us what's wrong and where you are.
- We connect you with a local plumber who serves your town.
- The plumber quotes the job directly. You decide whether to go ahead. There's no cost or obligation from us.
Areas served
Before you hire any plumber
- Check the license. Alabama licenses plumbers and gas fitters; you can look up a license number on the state examining board's website.
- Ask about trip and after-hours fees before someone drives out.
- Get the price in writing for anything bigger than a small repair, and ask what's included (permits, haul-away, cleanup).
- Know which side of the meter the problem is on. Leaks before the meter are your utility's job. See the Enterprise and Dothan pages for local utility contacts.
From the plumbing blog
Frequently asked questions
Are you a plumbing company?
No. Enterprise Plumbing Help is a free referral service. We connect Enterprise-area homeowners with independent local plumbers, who quote and do the work themselves.
Does it cost anything to call?
Our service is free to homeowners. The plumber you're connected with sets their own prices, so ask for a quote or trip fee before they start.
What areas do you cover?
Enterprise, Alabama, plus Ozark, Daleville, and Dothan. If you're nearby but outside those towns, call anyway and we'll see if a plumber can help.
How do I make sure a plumber is licensed?
Ask for their Alabama license number and look it up on the Alabama Plumbers & Gas Fitters Examining Board's website before work begins.
Sources for these answers: Alabama Plumbers & Gas Fitters Examining Board: Consumers (license search, complaints)