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Berlin, NJ.
Plumbing repair, drains and water heaters for Berlin homes.
Plumbing repair, drains and water heaters for Berlin homes.
Berlin is close to our Clementon base, which makes it an easy trip for us. Galezniak Plumbing handles drains, water heaters, leaks, sump pumps and sewer and water lines for Berlin homes and small businesses.
Berlin mixes older houses near the center of town with newer neighborhoods further out. That means everything from replacing an old shutoff valve to installing a tankless water heater in a newer home.
In Berlin’s older houses we see worn drain lines, aging water heaters and basements that take water in heavy rain. In newer homes it tends to be clogged drains, failed fixtures and water heaters reaching the end of their life. Either way, we find the real cause and fix it, not just the symptom.
Small businesses in Berlin call us too. A clogged restroom or kitchen drain can shut a shop down for the day, so we clear it and look for the cause so it does not come back next week. If something is leaking right now, call either number and tell us what you see. For homes, a quick look at the water heater, shutoff valves and sump pump while we are there can head off the next emergency.
Do you handle small business plumbing in Berlin?
Yes. We clear restroom and kitchen drains and repair leaks for small businesses as well as homes.
My Berlin basement gets water after heavy rain. Can you help?
Yes. We install, repair and replace sump pumps and handle waterproofing work to keep water out.
How quickly can you get to Berlin?
Berlin is close to our Clementon base. Call or text (856) 718-2160 and we will tell you when we can be there.
Based in Clementon and serving Camden County and South Jersey. Pick another town, or see every area we serve.
Tell us what is going on — a clogged drain, no hot water, a leak, a sewer backup, a sump pump or the heating and cooling — and we will get you a straight answer and a time. Water actively coming in? Call either number right now. Two lines, one family since 1955.