Nashville plumbers who fix it for good.
Leaks, clogs, water heaters, sewer lines and whole-house repipes, handled by a clean, careful crew that explains the problem and the price before the work begins. Try the Pipe X-Ray to watch a typical fix, step by step.
- Free written estimates
- Upfront pricing
- 28 Middle Tennessee cities
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An illustration with rounded planning numbers. Every real house is different, and a real plan starts with a look at your plumbing.
- Free estimatesWritten, itemized, no pressure.
- Upfront pricingYou approve the price first.
- Fixed rightTested under pressure before we leave.
- Middle Tennessee28 cities, one standard.
48 ways we keep the water working.
From emergency repairs in Nashville to water heater replacement in Franklin, sewer line work in Murfreesboro or whole-house repiping in Columbia, every kind of plumbing job has its own page of details, steps and answers.
The same cabinet, fixed for good.
Drag the handle to compare an old, corroded supply line with a slow drip against the same space after new copper, new valves and a clean, dry cabinet.
That drip is costing more than you think.
Choose what is leaking, how bad it is and how long it has gone on, and see the gallons, the dollars and the bathtubs.
What is a leak costing you?
An estimate from common figures: about 8 gallons a day for a faucet dripping once a second, up to about 200 gallons a day for a leaking toilet and the flow through a small hole at 60 psi. Your bill sets the real cost.
- Water wasted a month
- Cost a month
- Cost over three months
- Cost a year
- A month of it is about
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Tank, tankless or heat pump?
Set the people and bathrooms, pick a fuel and a heater type, and see a recommended size, a planning price, the yearly energy cost and the payback.
Size your water heater
A planning sketch from common sizing rules, 15 gallons of hot water a person a day, 55 degree winter water and typical installed price ranges before rebates. Energy costs assume $0.13 per kilowatt-hour and $1.30 per therm. A real plan comes from a visit.
- Type
- Size
- Installed, planning range
- Energy a year
- Payback versus a tank
- Typical life
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Not sure how serious it is?
Pick what you see, where it is and how fast it is changing. You get a first read on how urgent it looks, the likely causes and what is safe to do right now.
What are you seeing?
A first read from common patterns, not a diagnosis. If you smell gas, leave the building and call your gas utility or 911 first.
Likely causes
- Safe to do now
- Please do not
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Shut off the main water valve now if water is running or spreading, then call 615-431-3789.
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Six steps, no surprises.
Follow a plumbing visit from the first call to the final walk-through. Every step is explained in advance.
Step 1 of 6
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Call, text or send photos
Tell us what you see: a leak, a clog, no hot water. A real person answers, and photos help us plan before we arrive.
A real person answers - 02
Look, test and diagnose
We check pressure, test the fixtures and find the cause, not just the symptom, before we recommend anything.
Cause first - 03
A clear written price
You get the problem, the options, the parts and the price in writing, and you approve it before paid work starts.
Prices before work - 04
Fix it, cleanly
We protect floors and cabinets, make the repair with the right parts and keep the site tidy while we work.
Careful, clean work - 05
Test under pressure
We pressure test, run every fixture and check for leaks, so you see it working before we leave.
Proof it works - 06
Walk through and care tips
We show you what we did, where the shutoffs are and how to avoid a repeat, and we leave the area clean.
Signed off together
28 cities, one service van away.
Tap a city to watch the van roll out from Nashville and see the kind of homes there and the plumbing we watch for. Every city has its own page.
- Nashville and Davidson County
- Williamson County
- Rutherford, Wilson and Sumner
- West and South of Nashville
- Typical homes
- Plumbing to watch
- Straight-line distance
- Drive time, illustrative
- Neighborhoods we cover
Homes and plumbing vary from street to street, so these notes are general. Drive times assume 45 mph on estimated road miles and are illustrations.
28 cities across Middle Tennessee.
Find your city, or browse the regions. Every city page covers the plumbing that homes in that area see most.
Nashville and Davidson County
Williamson County
Rutherford, Wilson and Sumner
West and South of Nashville
Work you can trust.
Free, written estimates
The problem, the parts and the price on paper before paid work begins.
Upfront pricing
You approve the price first, so there are no surprise add-ons.
Fixed right the first time
We find the cause, not just the symptom, and test under pressure.
Clean, courteous crews
Shoe covers, drop cloths and a tidy site, every visit.
We explain everything
Plain English about what went wrong and your options.
Your home protected
Floors, cabinets and landscaping protected from start to finish.
Plain-English answers about pipes, heaters and drains.
Costs, leaks, water heaters, sewer lines, old pipes and hard water, written for Middle Tennessee homeowners.
Costs and PlanningHow to Hire a Plumber in NashvilleA short, practical checklist for choosing a plumber you can trust, whether it is an emergency or a planned project.
Costs and PlanningPlumbing Checklist for Buying an Older HomeWhat to look at, ask about and test before you buy a home built decades ago, in Nashville or anywhere…
Water HeatersRepair or Replace Your Water Heater?A simple way to decide when a water heater is worth repairing and when to replace it before it fails.Questions, answered
How much does a plumber cost?
It depends on the job. Commonly published ranges run from about $150 to $450 for drain cleaning and many fixture repairs, $1,300 to $3,500 for a tank water heater replacement and thousands for sewer line or whole-house repiping work. A free estimate gives you a written price for your home.
Are your estimates free?
Yes. Estimates are free and come in writing with the problem, the options, the parts and the price. Fill in the form on any page, or call or text 615-431-3789, and we will schedule a visit or review your photos.
What should I do if a pipe bursts?
Shut off the main water valve first, turn off the water heater if it is leaking, move valuables away from the water and call us. Photograph the damage before cleanup for your insurance claim. Our Symptom Finder can help if you are not sure how urgent a problem is.
Do you offer emergency plumbing?
Yes. Call or text 615-431-3789 for burst pipes, sewage backups, no water and other urgent problems. A real person answers, and we tell you the visit price before we roll.
Can you find a hidden leak without tearing out walls?
Usually we can narrow it down first with a meter test, a pressure test, acoustic listening and thermal imaging, then open only the spot that needs it. Our Leak Cost Calculator shows how fast a steady leak adds up.
Should I repair or replace my water heater?
A leaking tank is always replaced. A heater under about ten years old with a failed part is usually worth repairing, and one past twelve years with repeating problems usually is not. Our Water Heater Sizer compares tank, tankless and heat pump options.
Is a tankless water heater worth it?
It can be for larger households, tight spaces and long-term homeowners, since tankless units often last longer and never run out of stored water. They cost more up front and gas models can need a bigger gas line and new venting.
Why does my drain keep clogging?
Repeating clogs usually mean something in the line is wrong: scale in old cast iron, roots, a low spot or a damaged joint. A camera inspection shows which, and hydro jetting cleans the pipe wall better than a cable.