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From the lagoons to the inland ranches, Brick homes have their own pipe needs. Get matched with a local plumber today.
Plumbing in Brick, Ocean County
Brick has miles of lagoon homes on Barnegat Bay and the Metedeconk River. These homes sit low. When the bay rises, drains can back up and crawl spaces can flood.
A lot of Brick homes went up in the 1950s, 60s and 70s. Many still have cast iron drain lines. Cast iron cracks and scales with age. Slow drains all through the house can be a warning sign.
Summer brings guests and full houses. More showers and laundry put a load on old water heaters and septic or sewer lines.
Places we cover
- Herbertsville
- Laurelton
- Breton Woods
- Cedarwood Park
- Shore Acres
- Lake Riviera
Tips for Brick homes
- Ask about a backwater valve if your lagoon home has had sewage come up a floor drain.
- If every drain is slow, the main line may need a camera check.
- Flush your water heater once a year to clear sediment.
How it works
Tell us what is wrong
Fill out the short form. Pick the job and add your ZIP code.
We pass it to a local plumber
Your request goes to an independent plumber who works in your area.
Get a quote and decide
The plumber reaches out with a price. You choose if you want the work done.
An easier way to find a plumber
One form, not a phone list
Send it once. We pass it on, so you are not dialing plumbers on a Saturday.
Ask before you pay
Get the price in writing first. Ask about the license and insurance. You pick what happens next.
Made for shore homes
Raised homes, rentals, lagoon houses and old cottages all have their own pipe problems. We keep that in mind.
Other shore towns we cover
Questions people ask
Why do drains back up in Brick lagoon homes during storms?
Low homes near the bay can see the sewer or storm system fill during high tides and heavy rain. A plumber can talk with you about a backwater valve or a sump pump.
Is Jersey Shore Plumbing a plumbing company?
No. This site is a free referral service. We do not send out our own plumbers. When you fill out the form, we pass your request to an independent local plumber. That plumber quotes the job, does the work and bills you. They are in charge of their own license and insurance.
Does it cost anything to use this site?
No. The form is free, and there is no obligation. The plumber will give you a price. You can say yes or no. Ask for the quote in writing before any work starts.
How soon will a plumber reach out?
We send your request as soon as it comes in. A local plumber will call or text when they are free. Wait times change with the season and the size of the job. Summer weekends at the shore are busy.
What should I do if a pipe bursts?
Shut off the main water valve first. It is often near the water meter, in the basement, garage or crawl space. Then turn off power to any wet outlets. Open a faucet to drain the lines. After that, send the form and say it is urgent.
How do I get my shore house ready for winter?
Shut off the main valve and drain the lines. Flush toilets and open faucets until they run dry. Drain or shut down the water heater. Leave heat at 55 degrees if the house stays heated. Wrap pipes in crawl spaces and garages. A plumber can do all of this in one visit.
Plumbing jobs we can send your way in Brick
Leak repair
Drips under the sink, wet ceilings and hidden leaks found and fixed.
Drain cleaning
Slow sinks, backed-up tubs and clogged main lines cleared.
Water heater repair or install
No hot water, leaks at the tank or a swap to tankless.
Sewer line repair
Root problems, old pipe and sewage backups in the yard or basement.
Sump pump install or repair
Keep the crawl space dry when the water table is high.
Toilet, faucet and fixture repair
Running toilets, worn faucets and new fixtures put in.
Shore house winterizing
Drain lines and shut down a summer home before the cold.
Burst or frozen pipe
Fast help after a pipe splits. Shut off the main first.
Water where it should not be?
Send the form and we will pass your job to a plumber in Brick today.
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