Emergency Drain & Plumbing Service — Winnipeg, 24/7
Sewage coming up? Basement flooding? Pipe burst? We dispatch immediately — nights, weekends, holidays, −35°C. A real technician answers every call. Upfront pricing before we touch anything.
No hold music. No answering service. A technician picks up — right now.
What Counts as a Drain Emergency
If water is rising, sewage is surfacing, or a pipe has failed — that's an emergency. Don't wait until morning.
Sewage Backup
Sewage coming up through basement floor drains, toilets, or tubs. Stop all water use and call immediately — this is a health hazard.
Basement Flooding
Water actively spreading across the floor. We locate the source, clear the blockage, and stop the flow before it reaches your walls and furnace.
Complete Drain Blockage
Every fixture on the lowest floor is backed up. This is a main sewer line failure — not a plunger situation. It needs a machine now.
Burst or Leaking Pipes
Water spraying or pooling from a failed pipe. Shut off your main water valve and call us. We stabilize the situation and make the repair.
Sump Pump Failure
During spring melt or heavy rain, a failed sump pump can flood a finished basement in hours. We diagnose and address the situation.
Commercial Emergency
Restaurant or commercial kitchen drain failure during service. We dispatch with priority — lost service time costs more than an emergency call.
What to Do Right Now
If sewage is coming up or water is rising:
- 1Stop all water use immediately — no flushing, no running taps, no dishwasher
- 2Move valuables off the floor if water is spreading
- 3Do not use electrical appliances near the water
- 4Call +1 (204) 399-4413 right now — we'll walk you through what to do while we're en route
If a pipe has burst:
- 1Locate your main water shut-off valve and turn it off
- 2Turn on the lowest tap in the house to drain remaining pressure
- 3If water is near electrical panels — do not touch them, leave the area
- 4Call +1 (204) 399-4413 — we'll dispatch and advise on next steps
Why Call Pro Drain Cleaning for an Emergency
Real technician answers
Not an answering service. A person who can diagnose your problem on the phone picks up — every time.
Dispatched fully equipped
Every truck carries the equipment for drain emergencies: auger, hydro jetter, camera, pump. No second trips.
Price before we start
Even at 2 a.m. you get a flat price in writing before we do anything. No emergency surprises on the invoice.
We clean up completely
Mats, boot covers, disinfectant. We don't leave a disaster area after clearing one.
Emergency Service Questions
For active flooding or sewage backup, we prioritize your call and dispatch as fast as possible. Call +1 (204) 399-4413 right now — a technician answers 24/7. We'll give you an honest arrival window on the phone based on current dispatch.
We give you a flat price on site before any work starts. We'll tell you honestly on the phone if emergency timing affects the rate. No surprise charges on the invoice — you approve the number first.
Yes — if sewage is coming up through floor drains or toilets, stop all water use immediately. Don't flush, run the dishwasher, or use any drains. This prevents more waste from entering a line that has nowhere to go. Then call us at +1 (204) 399-4413.
Sewage or water actively coming up through floor drains or toilets. A drain that is completely blocked and water is rising. A burst or leaking pipe causing water damage. A sump pump failure during spring melt. Sewage smell without an obvious source (possible cracked line). If you're unsure — call us. We'd rather you call and it not be an emergency than not call and have it become one.
Yes — we handle emergency drain clearing, sewer backups, and plumbing emergencies including burst pipes and water shut-offs. If your emergency is beyond our scope, we'll tell you on the phone and point you in the right direction.
Request Emergency Service
If water is actively rising — call +1 (204) 399-4413 right now. Otherwise, fill this in and we'll call you back immediately.
Still Watching the Water Rise? Stop Waiting.
We answer the phone at 2 a.m. on a Sunday in February. Tell us what's happening and we'll tell you what it will cost — before we touch anything.