Plumbing repair in Greenville, SC, done by our own plumbers
Leaks, clogged drains, sewer backups and dead water heaters, handled by a crew that answers at any hour. One call reaches a real person, who gets a plumber moving from our East McBee Avenue or Belton office.
- Live answer, day and night
- Two Upstate offices
- Price agreed before work starts
Most homes should read 40 to 80 psi. Check your reading
Water spreading right now?
Close the main shut-off (usually under the front of the house in a crawl space, or in the garage on a slab home), turn the water heater to pilot or off, then call. We will talk you through it while a plumber heads your way.
Plumbing services for Greenville homes and businesses
47 services in six groups, from a dripping faucet to a full sewer line replacement. Pick the one closest to your problem, or just call and describe it.
Emergencies & leaks
Drains, sewer & drainage
Water heaters
Fixtures & rooms
- Toilet Repair
- Toilet Installation
- Faucet Repair & Replacement
- Garbage Disposal Repair & Installation
- Shower & Tub Valve Repair
- Sink Installation
- Outdoor Spigot & Hose Bib Repair
- Laundry Room Plumbing
- Kitchen & Bath Remodel Plumbing
- Clogged Toilet Repair
- Bathtub & Shower Installation
- Dishwasher & Ice Maker Line Hookup
Pipes & water supply
What does your water pressure gauge say?
Screw a pressure gauge onto an outdoor spigot, make sure nothing inside is running, and read it. Then move the slider to see what that number means for your pipes and fixtures.
Between 40 and 80 psi is where most homes should sit.
Six signs a plumbing problem is building
Most expensive repairs start as small symptoms. These are the ones worth a call before they turn into water on the floor.
Your water bill jumped. With no change in how you use water, a jump on the bill usually means a hidden leak or a toilet that runs.
Several drains are slow at once. When the tub gurgles as the washer drains, the main line is usually partly blocked.
Rusty or brown hot water. Rust in only the hot side points to a tank that is wearing out from the inside.
A musty smell indoors. In crawl space homes, a slow drip under the floor often shows up as an odor before any stain.
Pressure dropped everywhere. Old galvanized pipe, a failing pressure valve or a service line leak can all cut pressure to the whole house.
A wet patch in the yard. Soggy ground between the street and the house that never dries can mean a leaking water service line.
From the phone ringing to the water running clean
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You call
A person answers, asks what is happening and tells you how to stop the water if needed.
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We head out
The nearest Plumbcraft truck, from Greenville or Belton, is sent with the parts the job is likely to need.
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We find the cause
Leaks, clogs and failed parts are traced to the real source, not patched where the symptom shows.
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You approve the price
You see the repair and the price before work starts. No surprises on the invoice.
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We fix and test
Repairs are tested under pressure or with running water, and the work area is cleaned up.
Most older Greenville homes keep their plumbing under the floor, so our trucks carry crawl space gear on every call.
Plumbing that fits how homes here were built
Greenville County is full of crawl space ranches from the 1950s through the 1970s, 1980s subdivisions plumbed with polybutylene, historic houses with galvanized lines near downtown and new slab homes out toward Simpsonville and Greer. Each one fails in its own way, and each one needs a slightly different approach.
Plumbcraft Services was set up to handle exactly that mix. Our plumbers know where shut-off valves hide in a crawl space, how to reroute a slab leak through an attic, and when an old lateral is worth lining instead of digging up. When a job needs a camera, a jetter or a permit, we say so plainly and quote it before work starts.
Soft city water from Greenville Water is kind to fixtures, so most of what we fix is about age and wear, not hard water. Out in the county, around Belton, Pickens and Travelers Rest, wells and septic systems bring their own set of calls, and our Belton office handles many of them.
What you can expect from Plumbcraft
Our own plumbers
The people who show up work for Plumbcraft. They carry our parts, follow our way of doing things and answer to us.
A real person answers
Day or night, a person picks up, asks the right questions and gives you a realistic arrival window.
Prices before work
You hear the price for the repair before anything is cut, replaced or dug up.
Two offices, short drives
Greenville and Belton cover the Upstate from both ends, so a truck is rarely far from you.
Covering Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson and the towns between
Our Greenville office covers the city, Greer, Simpsonville, Easley and the Spartanburg side. Our Belton office covers Anderson County, Clemson, Seneca and the towns south toward Greenwood.
Greenville and its neighborhoods
Cities and towns across the Upstate
- Greer
- Simpsonville
- Mauldin
- Taylors
- Easley
- Travelers Rest
- Fountain Inn
- Piedmont
- Spartanburg
- Anderson
- Clemson
- Seneca
- Pickens
- Duncan
- Lyman
- Boiling Springs
- Inman
- Woodruff
- Belton
- Williamston
- Pelzer
- Honea Path
- Laurens
- Greenwood
- Pendleton
- Landrum
- Powdersville
- Converse Heights
- Wellford
- Campobello
- Chesnee
- Cowpens
- Reidville
- Roebuck
- Central
- Liberty
- Six Mile
- Walhalla
- Westminster
- Iva
- Clinton
- Ware Shoals
- Abbeville
Common questions about calling a plumber
Do you answer the phone at night and on weekends?
Yes. The line is answered 24 hours a day, every day, including holidays. A person picks up, not a voicemail box.
Do you send your own plumbers?
Yes. Plumbcraft sends its own plumbers from Greenville and Belton. On the rare day every truck is already on a job, a call may be forwarded to another trusted local plumber so you are not left waiting.
How much does a plumber cost in Greenville?
It depends on the job. Our plumbing prices page lists typical ranges for each service, and you always get a price before work starts.
Can you help if my home is on a well or septic?
Yes. We repair well pumps, pressure tanks and septic lines, and our Belton office handles many rural calls across Anderson and Pickens counties.
What areas around Greenville do you cover?
Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson, Pickens, Laurens, Oconee, Greenwood and Abbeville counties, including Greer, Simpsonville, Mauldin, Powdersville, Easley, Clemson, Seneca, Clinton and Greenwood.
Plain answers to plumbing questions
Winter Plumbing Checklist for Upstate Lake Homes
How to protect plumbing in lake homes on Keowee, Hartwell and Greenwood that sit empty in winter, from draining lines to well house heat.
Read the articleWhy Does My House Smell Like Sewer?
The most common causes of sewer smells in Upstate homes, from dry traps and bad wax seals to vent and crawl space problems, and how to fix them.
Read the articleHow to Check What Your Water Service Line Is Made Of
A simple magnet and key test to tell lead, galvanized, copper and plastic service lines apart, plus what Upstate homeowners should do next.
Read the articleCall Plumbcraft Services
- Phone
- (864) 727-9279
- Hours
- Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
- Greenville
- 214 E McBee Avenue, Greenville, SC 29601
- Belton
- 207 Smith Cir, Belton, SC 29627
- Coverage
- Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson, Pickens, Laurens, Oconee, Greenwood and Abbeville counties
Greenville office map
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