Emergency calls are the front door, but most homeowners also need planned work. Each service below has its own page with local detail and the factors that set the price.
Columbia 24/7 Plumbing covers the full run of residential and light commercial plumbing around the capital, from a single dripping faucet to a failed sewer lateral. The pages below group the work by what is actually going wrong, so you can jump to the one that matches your problem. Permanent work follows the South Carolina Plumbing Code, which is the International Plumbing Code (IPC) with state modifications.
A burst pipe and a backed-up main line are the calls we hear in the middle of the night. We clear household-stopping clogs through drain cleaning and fix failed lines through sewer line repair. When the ground is saturated, a sump pump that runs is the difference between a dry crawlspace and a wet floor.
No hot water is usually a part, and water heater repair covers the fixes. A tank that leaks from the seam is a replacement, where sizing and fuel type decide the job. On-demand units fail in their own ways, and tankless service addresses them.
A clog that returns after cabling may need hydro jetting, and a line that has reached the end of its life is a candidate for sewer line replacement. Backflow testing protects the drinking water side, and South Carolina requires a state-certified tester.
A bill that jumps with nothing dripping calls for leak detection, and a leak beneath the floor is a slab leak. Water line repair handles the pipe from the meter to the house, and a house with repeat failures may need repiping.
Toilet repair covers running toilets, leaking bases and rocking bowls. Drips and under-sink leaks belong to faucet and sink repair, and a jammed garbage disposal is usually a quick fix. Bathroom projects fall under shower and bathtub installation, and gas line installation and repair covers new appliance hookups.
Columbia city water is soft, so water softener advice starts with a test. Chloramine taste is better addressed with water filtration. Basement waterproofing covers wet crawlspaces and basements and explains what a plumber handles. Commercial plumbing serves restaurants, offices and rentals.
Drying and rebuilding a wet home is a separate service from fixing the pipe. See water damage restoration and water mitigation. Those two pages have their own phone line, shown only on those pages.
Call any hour and ask for the price of the job before it begins.
Not sure which page fits? Call (844) 981-1691, say what you are seeing, and we will point you to the right one. You can also browse by town on our service areas page, where each community has its own housing and utility notes.
Our line is open 24/7, and the price comes before the work.
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