Basement Backups
Heavy storms push water up through floor drains when the sewer line is partly blocked or the sump pump can't keep up.

Locally based in Redford Charter Township
From clogged drains and leaking pipes to water heaters, sump pumps and sewer lines, Grandview Plumbing handles plumbing repairs for homes across Redford Charter Township, ZIP codes 48239 and 48240. Call today, and you'll know the price before any work begins.

Grandview Plumbing is a local plumbing company based on Norborne in Redford Charter Township, and Redford's 48239 and 48240 ZIP codes are the only area we serve. We fix clogged drains, leaking pipes, water heaters, sump pumps and sewer lines for homes across the township. Our approach is simple: find the real cause, tell you the price before we start, and fix it properly.
From a dripping faucet to a full sewer line replacement, this is the work we do for homeowners in Redford's 48239 and 48240 ZIP codes.

Slow or clogged sinks, tubs, toilets and floor drains. We clear the line, find out why it clogged and tell you the price first.
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Roots, cracks and backups that keep coming back. We find the damage with a camera, then repair the bad section or put in a new line.
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No hot water, a leaking tank or a heater that pops and rumbles. We repair gas and electric water heaters and test them before we leave.
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Burst pipes, sewage backups and flooding basements. We answer day or night and walk you through the first steps on the phone.
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Hidden leaks, corroded pipe and lines that froze over the winter. We find the problem and repair the damaged section.
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Repair, replacement and new installs for basement sump pumps, so the basement stays dry when it rains.
Call About ThisCall and tell us what you're noticing: a slow drain, a strange noise or water where it shouldn't be. We'll talk it through with you, then send a plumber to find the cause before you approve any price.
A backed-up restroom or a leak in the back room can shut a business down for the day. Grandview Plumbing handles plumbing for businesses and rental properties across Redford's 48239 and 48240 ZIP codes, and we can schedule repairs before you open or after you close.

Some plumbing problems come up again and again in this part of Wayne County. Here is what to watch for.
Heavy storms push water up through floor drains when the sewer line is partly blocked or the sump pump can't keep up.
Pipes on outside walls and in unheated spaces freeze first. If a faucet stops running on a bitter morning, shut off the water.
Older clay and cast-iron lines crack at the joints and let roots in. Slow drains and gurgling toilets are the first signs.
Most tanks last 8 to 12 years. Rusty hot water, rumbling or moisture at the base means it is time for a check.
Four steps from your first call to a finished repair, with the price agreed before any work starts.
Call any time and describe the problem. If it is urgent, we will tell you how to limit the damage until we arrive.
A plumber looks at the problem in person and finds what is causing it, not just the symptom you can see.
We explain what we found and give you the price for the work. Nothing starts until you say yes.
We make the repair, test it, and clean up the work area before we leave.
Homeowners and businesses in Redford's 48239 and 48240 ZIP codes call us when they want a plumbing problem found and fixed properly. Here is what you can count on when you work with Grandview Plumbing.


A tub and shower valve replaced through an opening in the wall.

New PVC drain lines laid in a trench along the side of a house.

New PVC drain and vent lines installed next to a laundry area.

A new outdoor faucet installed on a brick wall.

A new water line with a shut-off valve in a crawl space.

A new copper water line run along a basement wall.

New pipe connected to a basement floor drain before the floor is closed up.

Working on a toilet in a small bathroom.

New drain lines and a toilet flange set during a bathroom rebuild.
We work in every part of Redford Charter Township, ZIP codes 48239 and 48240, on both sides of I-96. Whether you live near Telegraph Road, off Beech Daly, close to Lola Valley Park or up toward Eight Mile, we can get to you at any hour.
That includes homes in the Redford Union, South Redford and Clarenceville school districts. Not sure if you're inside the township? Call and ask.
Straight answers to the questions we hear most from homeowners in the 48239 and 48240 ZIP codes.
Yes. We answer the phone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays. For a burst pipe, a flooding basement or sewage coming up a drain, call right away instead of waiting for the morning.
All of Redford Charter Township, both the 48239 and 48240 ZIP codes, on either side of I-96. We are based on Norborne, so most homes and businesses in the township are a short drive away. We do not currently take work outside Redford.
Yes. A plumber finds the cause first, then explains your options and gives you the price. No work begins until you approve it, so there are no surprises on the bill.
In Redford, the usual causes are a partly blocked sewer line that lets storm water push back up through the floor drain, or a sump pump that cannot keep up or fails when the power goes out. Clearing the main line and checking the sump pump and its backup are the first steps.
Watch for drains that slow down all over the house, toilets that gurgle, water backing up into the basement floor drain or a sewage smell downstairs. Older clay and cast-iron lines are the most likely to let roots in at the joints.
In most homes with a basement it is, on the pipe where the water line comes through the foundation wall, near the meter. Turn it off right away if a pipe bursts or a fixture will not stop leaking, then call us.
Yes. We repair and replace sump pumps and can add a backup pump, so the basement is still protected if the main pump fails or the power goes out during a storm.
Yes. We handle plumbing for restaurants, offices, shops, rental homes and apartment buildings in Redford, and repairs can be scheduled before you open or after you close.
Tell us what is happening and we will tell you what to do next.
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