Conway, SC · Horry County
Every Plumbing Job We Handle in Conway, from Hot Water to Sewer Lines
Sixteen services, each with its own page covering what goes wrong, what the repair involves and what to check in Conway's water, soil and weather. Pick yours or call and describe it.
Hot water
Tank units fail in a few predictable ways, and the choice between repairing, replacing and switching to tankless depends on age, size and how the house uses hot water.
Water Heater Repair
No hot water, leaks, pilot and thermostat faults, and when repair stops making sense.
Water Heater Installation
Replacing a worn-out tank, with sizing, placement and permit questions answered.
Tankless Water Heaters
How on-demand units differ from tanks, and what changes in the house to install one.
Drains and sewer lines
A slow drain, a gurgling toilet and a wet yard can all start in the same place. These pages explain clearing a line, scouring it and repairing or replacing it.
Drain Cleaning
Clearing kitchen, bathroom and main line stoppages and finding out why they return.
Hydro Jetting
High-pressure water to scour grease and roots from lines that cleaning does not hold.
Sewer Line Repair
Backups, cracked or rooted lines, and who owns which part of the line.
Trenchless Sewer Repair
Repair and replacement methods that limit digging in yards and driveways.
Leaks and pipes
Finding water that is hidden, stopping water that is loose and removing and drying what it reached. Water damage work here means removal and drying only.
Leak Detection
Locating a hidden leak by pressure and sound checks before anything is opened up.
Slab Leak Repair
Leaks in lines under the foundation, with the options for fixing or rerouting them.
Burst Pipe Repair
What to do in the first minutes, and how a split pipe is repaired.
Water Damage Restoration
Water removal and drying after a leak or flood. Not rebuilding or mold work.
Fixtures
The parts of the house you touch every day, from a running toilet to a dripping handle to the wet-space plumbing behind a bathroom.
Toilet Repair
Running, clogged, leaking and weak-flush toilets, and when replacement is the answer.
Faucet and Sink Repair
Drips, low pressure, worn cartridges and sink drains and supply lines.
Garbage Disposal Repair
Jams, leaks and units that hum or will not run.
Bathroom Plumbing
Tubs, showers, vanities and the supply and drain lines behind them.
Gas
Gas piping for appliances such as water heaters and ranges. If you smell gas, leave the building and call the gas utility and 911 first.
Gas Line Repair
Repairing and extending appliance gas piping, and what to do about a gas smell.
What we do not handle
We do not service septic tanks, sump pumps or backflow devices, and our water damage work is limited to removal and drying. If a problem starts in one of those systems, the owner or the company that maintains it is the right first call, and we can still look at the plumbing around it. For commercial buildings, call and describe the property, because the nearest page here is written for homes.
Overlapping problems: wet ceilings and slow drains
Many problems overlap. A wet ceiling can be a supply leak, a drain leak or a roof leak, and a slow drain can be a fixture or the main line. Start with the symptom on the call, and we will point you to the right service. The FAQ page answer common questions, the cost breakdown explains pricing in ranges, and the coverage map shows where we work.
Describe symptoms and location to hear what we can do
Tell us what you see, hear or smell and where you are. We will say what we can do and what to expect.