AME Plumbing

From leaky pipes to diamonds down the drain, the professional technicians at AME are proud to provide an extensive range of heating, cooling, and plumbing services in Jackson, New Jersey.
Find, fix, and prevent drips, dents, cracks, and clogs in your home or business at all hours of the day or night with our scheduled, specialist, and emergency services.
Unlike companies that twist your arm or press you into an up-sell, the expert team at AME is dedicated to providing honest service at an affordable price.

A broken sewer line may be one of the most stressful plumbing problems that a person can encounter.
Not only is there the danger of waste water and sewage backing up into the home, but also the danger of damage to the home and the yard because of a leaking sewer line.
The filth, danger of disease, and sheer inconvenience of a broken sewer line can make it the most challenging problem for homeowners since broken sewer lines render the home's entire plumbing system unusable.
These facts combine to make a broken sewer line something of an emergency for most homeowners.

A well-working sewer line may not be on your mind - until it breaks!
Whether clogged, frozen, cracked, or broken, a damaged sewer line can quickly bring your home or business crashing to a halt.
AME Plumbing can help you get your Monmouth or Ocean County home or business back in business promptly, through our sewer line cleaning and repair services.
What causes sewer lines to stop working?
Well, lots of things can cause problems in a sewer line, but the three most common culprits are collapsed lines, blockages, and invasive roots.

Most plumbing problems, such as clogged drains and sewer lines, can be a huge inconvenience to both your property and wallet.
A broken water main, however, is one of the worst!
At AME, we offer services to properly maintain your water main to prevent future problems, and can repair or replace existing water mains.
The water main is the main pipe connecting a home to the public water supply.
It generally is going to run from somewhere in the street or other public-access area, like an easement, to the home.

Do you think you have a broken water line?
Is your water bill higher than you have anticipated?
Do you hear an odd sound, often described as either rumbling or hissing, near the point where the pipe enters the home?
Can you hear the sound of running water when water is not in use in your home?
Are you experiencing a loss in water pressure?
Do you have a soggy area in your yard or have you noticed a stream of water?
If so, these are all signs of a possible water main break.
Water line break for a variety of reasons, though the main reason for breakage is simply wear and tear and old age.