Contact Oakley 24/7 Plumbing

Call for anything urgent

Phone (855) 575-2890 for water spreading across a floor, sewage backing up, a leaking water heater or a drain that has stopped completely. The line runs overnight, on weekends and on holidays, and the dispatcher can talk you through closing valves while a visit is arranged.

Calling also works best for planned jobs, since a conversation about a water heater installation or a slow drain is quicker than a round of messages.

Email and mailing address

For non-urgent questions, write to contact@247plumberoakleyca.com. Email is reasonable for asking about a future project, a question about this site or a request about your information, but it is not monitored the way the phone line is, so do not use it for a flooding emergency.

Our address is 1050 Laurel Rd, Oakley, CA 94561. Please call before you visit in person, because repairs happen at your property and not at this address.

What to have ready when you call

A few details let the dispatcher size up the job in a minute or two. Have them in front of you or jotted on your phone before you dial, especially if you are standing in water or in the dark.

If you can safely take a photo of the leak, the water heater label or the failed fixture, keep it handy, since it helps both with the visit and with an insurance claim.

• The street address and the nearest cross street
• Which fixture or room is affected
• What you can see: water, sewage, a smell or no hot water
• What you have already shut off, such as the main valve or a breaker
• Gate codes, parking notes or a pet that will be in the house
• A phone number where you can be reached during the visit

Safety comes before the call

A gas odor is not a plumbing call. Exit the building, dial 911, and contact PG&E at 1-800-743-5000 first. Do not flip switches or use a lighter on the way out.

For a flood, close the main water valve first and kill power to wet areas. Our service area page lists the towns we cover, and the Brentwood page covers that city's calls.

What happens after you call

The dispatcher confirms your address, repeats back the problem and says whether a visit tonight or a same-day appointment when available fits better. On site, the plumber explains what failed and gives a clear price before work starts.

Calls to our line may be recorded for quality and training purposes, and our privacy policy explains how we handle the details you share.