Homes and plumbing in Fountain Inn
Most of the newer homes sit on slabs with PEX supply lines and water heaters in the garage or attic, while the houses near downtown are older crawl space builds with cast iron drains and, in places, galvanized pipe.
Water, sewer and septic in Fountain Inn
Public water and sewer serve most of the town, and lots on the outskirts toward Laurens County often use septic. Attic water heaters without a pan, slow kitchen drains and septic line backups are the calls we see most.
A plumbing tip for Fountain Inn homes
If your water heater is in the attic, check that it sits in a pan with a drain line that leads somewhere visible. If you ever see water at the end of that line, call; it means the tank or a valve is leaking.
Which Plumbcraft office covers Fountain Inn
Calls from Fountain Inn are usually handled by our Greenville office at 214 E McBee Avenue. Either way, the phone at (864) 727-9279 is answered 24 hours a day, and you get a real arrival window when you call, not a guess.
Questions from Fountain Inn homeowners
How quickly can a plumber reach Fountain Inn?
Fountain Inn is on our regular route south of Simpsonville, so we usually reach it the same day. We give you a real arrival window when you call.
Do new Fountain Inn homes need any plumbing upgrades?
The common ones are a drain pan under attic water heaters, an expansion tank where the house has a pressure valve, and braided washer hoses in second floor laundry rooms.