24/7 Emergency Plumber · Odessa & the Permian Basin

Emergency Plumber in Odessa & Midland — Available 24/7

Burst pipe, gas leak, sewer backup, or no water? We answer the phone day and night.

A licensed local plumber picks up 24/7, gives you a real arrival time on the phone, and tells you exactly what to do while you wait — nights, weekends, and holidays included.

● 24/7 emergency response — about 1 hour in Odessa

Call (432) 290-8511

From 185 Google reviews★★★★★ 4.9

Licensed & InsuredTexas license #42668

Answered 24/7Real plumber, not a call center

Resolv Services emergency plumber and van in Odessa, TX

24/7 Emergency•TX #42668•Licensed & Insured•4.9★ (185 Reviews)•Odessa–Midland & West TX

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Available:24 hours a day, 7 days a week — nights, weekends, and holidays included

Call now:(432) 290-8511 — you reach a licensed plumber, not an answering service

First step:Shut off the main water valve (or gas, if you smell it) to limit damage while we're on the way

Coverage:Odessa, Midland & the Permian Basin — TX License #42668, insured

(432) 290-8511

What Counts as a Plumbing Emergency?

A plumbing emergency is any situation where water is flowing where it shouldn't be, where you smell gas, or where sewage is backing into your home. Those problems cause thousands of dollars of damage in hours, so they cannot wait for a scheduled appointment. According to the Insurance Information Institute, water damage and freezing account for nearly a quarter of all homeowner insurance claims, with the average claim topping $12,000 — and the gap between a $500 repair and a five-figure claim usually comes down to how fast you react.

Call for a 24 hour plumber right away if you have a burst or frozen pipe, a gas leak or gas smell, sewage backing up into tubs or floor drains, a water heater leaking from the tank, active flooding you can't stop, or a sudden total loss of water. A slow drip, a single running toilet, or one clogged sink is usually not an emergency and can be handled on a normal service visit — but when in doubt, call (432) 290-8511 and we'll help you decide over the phone.

Not sure yet? Read our guide to the warning signs you need an emergency plumber.

What to Do Right Now — Before We Arrive

Your first few minutes matter more than anything. For a burst pipe or major leak, shut off your main water valve — in most Odessa and Midland homes it's on the exterior wall facing the street, inside the garage, or at the meter by the curb (a $10 meter key makes it easy). For a leaking water heater, close the cold-water supply valve on top of the unit and turn off the gas or breaker to it. Stopping the flow is the single most effective thing you can do to limit damage.

If you smell gas, treat it as real: leave the house immediately without touching light switches or electronics, get to a safe distance, call your gas utility's emergency line, and then call us. If water is near outlets, appliances, or your electrical panel, shut off power at the breaker only if you can reach it without stepping into standing water. Once everyone is safe and the source is off, call (432) 290-8511 and we'll take it from there.

Emergencies We Handle Same-Day

🚱Burst or Frozen PipeA burst supply line can release 4–8 gallons a minute into your walls and floors. Shut off the main valve and call — we stop the loss and repair the line.⚠️Gas Leak or Gas SmellA rotten-egg smell means leave the house first, then call. Only a licensed plumber should locate and repair a gas leak. We respond fast and test the whole system.🚽Sewer BackupSewage backing up into tubs or floor drains is a health hazard. Stop running water and call — we camera the line and clear or repair the blockage at its source.🌡️Water Heater Failure / LeakA leaking tank only gets worse. We shut it down safely and repair or replace it — often the same day, with common parts stocked on every truck.💧Slab LeakA warm spot on the floor or the sound of running water can mean a slab leak under your foundation. We pinpoint it with electronic detection before any concrete is opened.🚿No Water / Major LeakSudden loss of water or a leak you can't stop points to a supply-line or valve failure. We locate the problem and restore water without tearing up the whole property.

24/7 Response Across Odessa, Midland & the Permian Basin

Resolv Services dispatches from our 16th Street headquarters in Odessa, so inside the city we typically reach a true emergency within about an hour. Midland and Gardendale are usually 60 to 90 minutes, and we cover Andrews, Monahans, Crane, and the surrounding Permian Basin around the clock. Fort Stockton and the farther towns take longer, and we tell you an honest arrival window when you call rather than promising a time we can't keep.

Every emergency truck is stocked with the parts most failures need — supply lines, fittings, common water heater elements and valves, and detection equipment — so we resolve most emergencies in a single visit instead of leaving you without water overnight. The Permian Basin's extremely hard water (15–25 grains per gallon) and shifting caliche soil drive a lot of the after-hours calls we run: corroded pinhole leaks, failed water heaters, and slab leaks are the classics out here, and we handle all of them.

Why Call a Licensed Emergency Plumber

In an emergency it's tempting to call whoever answers first, but emergency plumbing work should be done by someone licensed by the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners — not a handyman. A licensed plumber carries insurance, pulls permits when the repair requires them, and knows Texas plumbing code, which matters when a rushed after-hours fix has to hold up long-term and pass inspection. Gas line work in particular is legally restricted to licensed plumbers and gas fitters for good reason.

Resolv Services LLC operates under TX Master Plumber License #42668, carries full liability and workers' compensation coverage, and holds a 4.9-star Google rating across 185 reviews with BBB A+ accreditation. When you call our emergency line, you get a licensed professional who quotes the price before starting and stands behind the work with a written warranty.

Upfront Pricing

What Emergency Plumbing Costs

We quote the price before any work begins — including the after-hours dispatch fee — so you approve the cost before we start. Here's what common emergency work typically runs; your exact quote depends on access, parts, and scope.

Emergency Service	Typical Range
Emergency diagnostic / after-hours dispatch	Quoted upfront before we roll
Burst pipe / water line repair	$300–$1,200 (varies by access)
Main sewer line clearing	$250–$600
Emergency water heater replacement	$1,200–$2,500 (tank)
Slab leak detection + spot repair	$800–$2,500
Gas leak detection / pressure test	$150–$400

After-hours dispatch fee disclosed before we roll. Prices reflect typical Permian Basin emergency jobs. TX License #42668.

FAQ

Emergency Plumbing Questions

Yes. When you call (432) 290-8511 during a plumbing emergency, you reach Resolv Services directly — not an answering service or overseas call center. A licensed plumber gives you a clear arrival time on the phone and tells you what to do while you wait.

Inside Odessa, we typically arrive within about an hour for a true emergency. Midland and Gardendale are usually 60–90 minutes. Outlying Permian Basin towns take longer depending on distance, and we give you an honest arrival window when you call — never a fake promise.

There is a dispatch fee for after-hours and weekend emergencies, and we tell you that fee upfront before we ever get in the truck. You approve the price before work begins — there are no surprise charges on the invoice.

A true emergency is active flooding, a burst pipe, a gas leak or gas smell, sewage backing up into your home, a leaking water heater, or a total loss of water. If water is flowing where it shouldn't be or you smell gas, shut off the source and call right away. Slow drips, a running toilet, or one clogged sink can usually wait for a scheduled visit.

Usually yes. For a burst pipe or major leak, shut off the main water valve — it's typically on the exterior wall facing the street, in the garage, or at the meter (a $10 meter key helps). For a leaking water heater, close the cold-water valve on top of the unit. Stopping the flow limits the damage while we're on the way.

Leave the house immediately. Do not flip light switches, use your phone indoors, or start a vehicle in the garage. From outside and a safe distance, call your gas utility's emergency line, then call Resolv Services at (432) 290-8511. Only a licensed plumber or gas fitter should locate and repair a gas line leak.

Yes. We dispatch 24/7 to Odessa, Midland, Gardendale, Andrews, Monahans, Crane, and the surrounding Permian Basin. Fort Stockton and the farther towns have longer response times, which we disclose honestly when you call so you can plan accordingly.