Emergency plumber Malta, 24/7

Day or night, 365 days a year

Water does not wait for office hours. Send the form above at any time — evenings, weekends, public holidays, the middle of the night — and it reaches us marked as an emergency. We ring you back, tell you what to do in the meantime and what the call-out costs, and send a plumber from the CheckYourTraders-verified network.

It is a request for a call-back, not a confirmed arrival time: we tell you honestly when someone can be with you. If water is near the electrics and you cannot switch off safely, keep clear and ring 112.

What counts as an emergency

• A burst pipe or water pouring from a fitting.
• Water coming through a ceiling or wall — yours or a neighbour's.
• A geyser leaking or the tank flooding the roof or the bathroom.
• A blocked drain or WC backing up into the property.
• No water at all when the neighbours have it — a failed pump or a blocked supply. Check Water Services Corporation notices first for a supply interruption.

What it costs

Published Maltese guides put an emergency plumber's call-out at €45 to €95 at night and at weekends, with labour on top at the emergency rate, against a daytime call-out of €20 to €50. We tell you the call-out charge on the phone before anyone sets off, and price the repair before it is done. A hidden leak may need specialist leak detection first.

While you wait

• Turn off the stopcock — usually under the kitchen sink or near the water meter.
• Switch the geyser off at the board.
• Move anything electrical away from the water, and catch drips in a bucket.

Not an emergency? Book a normal visit or price the job in the calculator.

Questions people ask

Do you really answer at night and at weekends?

Yes. Emergency requests reach us marked as urgent at any hour, and we ring you back to arrange a plumber. We tell you honestly how soon someone can come.

How much is an emergency plumber in Malta?

Published Maltese guides put the emergency call-out at €45 to €95, with labour on top at the emergency rate. We confirm it on the phone before anyone sets off.

Where is my stopcock?

Usually under the kitchen sink, or beside the water meter where the supply enters the property. Turning it clockwise shuts the water off to the house.