Active emergency — flooding, burst pipe, sewage backup, or no water to the whole house? See Emergency Plumber for immediate steps while your request is routed.
Smell gas? Leave the property and call 911 or your gas utility first. Do not wait on a web form.
Prefer to Call?
Call Rome Crest Plumbing to submit your plumbing request by phone.
Rome Crest Plumbing
Phone: +1 (762) 326-5400
Email: support@plumberinrome.com
Address: 200 E 2nd Ave, Rome, GA 30161
Website: plumberinrome.com
Business contact address for the site operator; plumbing services are performed by independent providers.
Have This Ready
- Your address
- A one-sentence problem description
- Whether water is actively leaking or backing up
- Access notes (gate code, pets, parking)
Problem / Urgency Quick Reference
| Situation | Urgency |
|---|---|
| Active flooding, burst pipe, sewage backup | Emergency — see Emergency Plumber |
| No hot water | Prompt scheduling; faster if the tank is leaking |
| Slow or clogged drain | Schedule soon; urgent if several fixtures back up |
| Rising water bill, no visible leak | Schedule leak detection |
| General repair, non-urgent | Standard scheduling |
Choose a Service Before You Contact Us
If you already know the problem category, these pages can help you give the provider better information. You do not need to diagnose the cause yourself — a symptom is more useful than a guess.
What Happens After You Contact Us
Your request is routed to an independent plumbing provider covering your location. They’ll contact you directly to confirm details and discuss scheduling and pricing. See How It Works for the full process.
Service-Area Summary
We route requests across Rome, Floyd County, and nearby communities in Polk, Bartow, Gordon, and Chattooga counties. See the full list on Service Areas. If your address isn’t listed, reach out anyway.
This site connects you with independent, third-party plumbing providers. We don’t employ plumbers directly, and pricing, licensing, insurance, and scheduling are handled by the provider who takes your job.
If this site uses call tracking or recording, details are in the Privacy Policy.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the fastest way to reach someone during an emergency?
Use the phone contact option above if available, and clearly state that it’s an emergency so your request can be prioritized in routing. For gas leaks, call 911 or your gas utility instead.
Do I need to know what’s causing my plumbing problem before I contact you?
No — just describe what you’re seeing. Diagnosis is the provider’s job.
Will I get an exact price before scheduling?
Some providers can give a general estimate by phone; a firm price usually comes after they assess the job in person.
Is my information shared with anyone besides the provider who takes my job?
See the Privacy Policy for full detail on how contact information is used and shared.