Master Pro
Plumber Inc
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DuPage County

Plumber in Lombard, IL

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  • No service fee
  • Open 24/7

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Careful Plumbing Service for Lombard’s Historic and Newer Homes

Lombard is the Lilac Village, home to Lilacia Park and the annual Lilac Time, with a historic downtown along the Union Pacific West Metra line and Yorktown Center on its south side. We have served Lombard since 1989, and from our Des Plaines shop it is a run down I-294 and out I-290 or I-355.

Lombard's older neighborhoods near downtown have homes from the early 1900s through the 1940s, while much of the rest of the village is post-war ranches and split-levels. Call any hour; the work starts only after you approve a flat-rate written estimate.

Combined Sewers and Overhead Sewers in Lombard

Part of Lombard, mostly the older areas, is still served by combined sewers that carry rain and sewage together. The village replaces them with separate storm and sanitary lines as streets are rebuilt, but where the combined system remains, heavy rain can push sewage back into basements. Lombard has run an Overhead Sewer Grant Program to help homeowners in that situation, so ask the village for current terms before planning the work.

We install the ejector pits and pumps that overhead systems depend on as part of our Sump & Ejector Pumps work. Before that, we rod the line and run a Sewer Camera Inspection before and after to see its condition.

Old Pipe in Lombard's Historic Homes

The older homes around downtown Lombard and Lilacia Park often have clay sewer laterals under mature trees, cast-iron drain stacks and galvanized water lines. When the camera shows a broken lateral, we price Sewer Repair & Replacement in writing before we dig. Residential rodding from the house out to the street carries a one-year warranty. When galvanized pipe has rusted down to a trickle, we quote Repiping and protect the old floors and trim while we work.

Lombard Water and Water Heaters

Lombard gets Lake Michigan water through the DuPage Water Commission, which grew out of an effort that started with Lombard, Elmhurst and Villa Park in the 1950s. We repair and replace Water Heaters, mostly Bradford White, and install tankless units for homes that want endless hot water.

Lombard's older downtown homes also have boilers and radiators in many cases, and we handle Boiler Repair & Replacement for those along with the water heaters beside them.

Plumbing Services in Lombard

24/7 Emergency Plumbing

In the parts of Lombard still on combined sewers, a heavy rain can push water into a basement in minutes. A real person answers our phone 24/7, and we come from Des Plaines with the equipment to clear the line and stop the damage. You get a flat-rate price before work starts.

Drain Cleaning

Kitchen sinks, laundry tubs and basement floor drains in Lombard’s older homes collect years of buildup in cast-iron and galvanized piping. We clear them with the right equipment for the pipe and tell you honestly whether it was a simple clog or a sign of a bigger problem.

Hydro Jetting

Clay laterals under the mature trees near downtown Lombard fill with roots that come back after rodding. Hydro jetting scours the entire pipe wall, cutting roots and grease more thoroughly, and we camera the line afterward so you can see the result for yourself.

Tankless Water Heaters

A tankless water heater supplies hot water on demand and frees up space in a crowded basement. We check your gas line and venting first, so you know whether tankless works for your Lombard home, whether it is a 1920s house near Lilacia Park or a post-war split-level.

Leak Detection

In a historic Lombard home, a leak can hide behind plaster walls and original trim for months. We locate hidden leaks with as little disruption as possible, protect the old finishes while we work and repair the pipe so the problem stays fixed.

Toilet Repair

Toilets that run, rock or clog often waste water and can damage old bathroom floors. We repair tank parts, replace wax seals and broken flanges, or install a new efficient toilet when that makes more sense, and every repair carries at least a 1-year warranty.

Our Step-by-Step Process in Lombard

Lombard homes range from early 1900s houses near downtown to post-war ranches and split-levels across the rest of the village. Each needs a slightly different touch, but our process stays the same, so you always know what to expect. Here is what happens when you call our team for plumbing help in Lombard.

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    A Real Voice on the Phone

    Call us any hour and a real person answers. We ask what is going on and where, whether it is a basement backup during a storm or a slow drain in an old bathroom, and book a 2-hour arrival window that fits your day. If water is coming in, we help you find the shutoff while you wait.

  2. 2

    We Text Before Arriving

    You hear from us as soon as a tech is scheduled, and you get a text 30 minutes before he arrives. In the older neighborhoods around downtown and Lilacia Park, let us know about narrow driveways, detached garages or the best door to use, and we will plan around it.

  3. 3

    Inspect and Price Up Front

    The tech introduces himself, looks at the problem and explains what he found. He writes a flat-rate estimate before any work begins. For older sewer lines, Why Sewer Line Inspections Matter Before Winter in Chicagoland explains why a camera check is worth it.

  4. 4

    Respectful, Tidy Work

    Tarps go down before we begin, and historic floors, trim and plaster get extra protection. On sewer jobs we run a camera before rodding and again after, so you see the roots or break that caused the problem and confirm the line is clear. We leave everything cleaner than we found it.

  5. 5

    Done and Documented

    Your invoice and paperwork arrive by email when the job is finished. Payment works by cash, check, card or Zelle, whichever you prefer. Afterward we ask for a review, because honest feedback from Lombard homeowners helps us keep improving and helps your neighbors choose a plumber. Keep the emailed paperwork; it lists your warranty.

Why Choose Master Pro Plumber in Lombard

Lombard deserves a plumber who respects its history and understands its sewers. Since 1989 our locally owned company has worked in Lombard homes old and new, from 1920s houses near Lilacia Park to newer split-levels near Yorktown, and each one gets the same care.

  • Experience with combined sewers in older parts of the village and the overhead conversions that protect those basements.
  • Clay lateral repairs priced from camera footage, so you see the break before any digging starts.
  • Galvanized supply lines and cast-iron stacks replaced in historic homes with tarps down and woodwork protected.

Seniors receive 10% off labor, and police, firefighters and military get a discount. Before winter sets in, a camera inspection of your lateral is a smart move.

Why We Love Working in Lombard, IL

Lombard has a deep sense of history, from its lilac heritage to some of the oldest homes in DuPage County, along with strong schools and a library the whole village can be proud of. Here are a few local places we especially admire:

  • Sheldon Peck Homestead: Built in 1839, the Sheldon Peck Homestead is the oldest house in Lombard and was a documented stop on the Underground Railroad. Now run by the Lombard Historical Society, it joined the National Park Service’s Network to Freedom in 2011.
  • Helen M. Plum Memorial Library: Founded in 1928 through the gift of Colonel William Plum in memory of his wife, the library opened its new building on South Main Street in April 2023.
  • Glenbard East High School: Opened in 1959 on South Main Street, Glenbard East is part of Glenbard Township High School District 87 and is home of the Rams. NASA astronaut Dan Tani is one of its graduates.

It is an honor to care for Lombard homes and the history they hold.

Common Plumbing Jobs in Lombard

  • Overhead sewer ejector installation
  • Sewer camera inspection after a backup
  • Clay sewer lateral repair
  • Galvanized pipe replacement
  • Water heater replacement

What Customers Say About Master Pro Plumber

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“We’ve used Master Pro for our plumbing nightmares 4 times now and they continue to bail me out. One of the times was late in the night on Christmas Eve and they didn’t charge me anything extra. I like the owner, I like the prices, and they’ve got cool shirts.”

Mike R. · Google review

“Was able to get a major clog out of my house when another plumber couldn’t! Very thorough and knowledgeable and stayed all night until the job was done. Would definitely use their services again!”

Ke’Ona M. · Google review

“I called and they deliver EXCELLENT CUSTOMER SERVICE EXPLAINED TO ME WHAT I NEEDED LIKE REALLY BROKE IT DOWN ANSWERED ALL MY QUESTIONS LOVE THE SERVICE AND GLAD I CALLED THEM TO DO THE JOB”

Sherri S. · Google review

Lombard Plumbing FAQs

When should I check my sump pump in Lombard?

January or February. March snowmelt and spring rain bring the most basement water, so checking early gives you time to replace a weak pump.

Does Lombard have combined sewers?

Yes, in part of the village, mostly older areas. Lombard replaces them with separate storm and sanitary sewers as streets are reconstructed.

Does Lombard help pay for overhead sewers?

Lombard has run an Overhead Sewer Grant Program. Check current terms with the village before scheduling the work.

Do you replace old pipes in historic Lombard homes?

Yes. We repipe galvanized and replace cast-iron drains with a flat-rate written price first, and we keep the work area clean.

Will I know the price before you start work in Lombard?

Yes, you get a flat-rate written estimate before any work begins. The tech looks at the problem first, there is no service fee for that visit, and the price you approve is the price you pay.

Call Your Lombard Plumber Today

Why call an amateur when you can call the master?

Parts of older Lombard still sit on combined sewers, and until the village reaches your street with separate storm and sanitary lines, a heavy rain can push water back up the basement drain. An overhead sewer with an ejector takes that risk off the table; to see what one would involve, request a free estimate and we will camera the lateral first. The houses around Lilacia Park and downtown often add galvanized supply pipe and cast-iron stacks to the list, so we look at those while we are there. If water is already coming up through the floor drain, call (224) 567-2501. Someone answers at any hour and books a 2-hour arrival window.

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