What we book
Plumbing work we book
Each page below covers what the visit involves and what gets checked. Cannot name the problem? Describe the symptom on the phone and the right trade gets booked.
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Clogged drains
Sinks that crawl, showers that pool, main lines that back up. Cable machine or jetter.
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Water heater repair and replacement
Cold showers, rust in the hot tap, a damp floor under the unit. Gas, electric and tankless.
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Water leak detection and repair
Slab, wall, yard and fixture leaks traced and repaired, with the meter as the first test.
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Toilet repair and installation
Running, rocking, leaking or clogged toilets, plus rebuilds and new installs.
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Tankless water heaters
Tankless installs, tank to tankless conversions, descaling and repairs.
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Faucets, sinks and fixtures
Dripping faucets, weak pressure, shower valves, sink and fixture installs, shutoff valves.
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Sewer and main line repair
Repeat backups, root damage and broken main lines, inspected by camera and repaired.
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Repiping and water line replacement
Whole house repipes, partial reruns and new water service lines from the meter.
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Garbage disposals
Jams, hums, leaks and replacements, plus the drain line and trap behind the unit.
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Water filtration and softeners
Under sink filters, whole house systems, softeners and well water treatment.
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Outdoor showers and hose bibbs
Outdoor shower installs and repairs, hose bibbs, frost free spigots and winterizing.
How it works
Three steps from call to estimate
No forms to fill in and no waiting for a callback from a contact page. Booking happens on the phone.
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Say what is wrong
The address, the symptom, and two or three days that suit you. That is the whole call.
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We hand it to a licensed company
The request goes out to plumbing companies working your end of the coast, each one licensed and carrying insurance.
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Get a price before work starts
The plumber sees the job in person, then quotes it. Nothing proceeds until you say yes.
Why homeowners call us
What the booking gets you
A licensed, insured plumbing company
Cross the $500 mark on a residential plumbing job in South Carolina and the work has to go to a licensed plumber. The companies we hand requests to hold that license and carry insurance, and you can confirm any license number yourself on the SC LLR lookup.
A price before the work starts
The estimate is free and it comes after someone has seen the problem, not over the phone from a description. If the price does not work for you, nothing happens next.
A visit that fits your week
We book scheduled work, so the appointment lands on a day you picked. For a rental or a second home, we can book the visit for a window between guests.
Dots mark town centers, not boundaries. Coastline from U.S. Census Bureau shapefiles.
Where we book
From Little River down to Murrells Inlet
Houses, condos, rentals and second homes, anywhere along this stretch of coast and inland through Socastee, Carolina Forest and Conway.
- Little River
- North Myrtle Beach
- Myrtle Beach
- Surfside Beach
- Garden City
- Murrells Inlet
- Carolina Forest
- Socastee
- Conway
Questions
What homeowners ask before booking
Anything not covered here gets answered on the phone.
Ask before you book (854) 237-0166Who does the work?
A plumbing company that works your end of the coast, holds a South Carolina license and carries insurance. We handle the booking and hand the request over, so expect a call from more than one. Whoever you pick quotes the job, does it and stands behind it.
Is the estimate free?
Yes. Pricing happens at the house, after somebody has looked at the actual problem. Say no at that point and the visit still costs you nothing.
Is this a 24 hour line?
No. Appointments here are for planned work. Water spreading through the house right now is an emergency call: shut the main valve first, then dial a 24 hour plumber. Once the water is off, we can book whatever repair comes next.
Am I inside the coverage area?
The coast from Little River down through Murrells Inlet, plus Carolina Forest, Socastee and Conway inland. Sitting just outside one of those lines is worth a call rather than an assumption.
What makes the call go faster?
The address and a sentence on the symptom. Model numbers and rough age help on anything mechanical. Snap a photo before you dial, because one picture settles what a paragraph of description leaves open.
Can you book a visit for a rental I do not live in?
Yes. Plenty of the homes we book sit empty between guests or between seasons. Tell us how the plumber gets in and who signs off on the estimate.
One call books the visit
Call and book a plumber
Planned repairs and installs from Little River to Murrells Inlet, handled by licensed companies that quote before they start.