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Fast Plumber Greenville is a local licensed, insured plumbing company serving Greenville County, SC and the neighborhood. We handle emergencies, repairs, and installations for homes and businesses with same-day service. 

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About Fast Plumbing Greenville

40 +

Years of Experience

8900 +

Happy Clients

Nearly 1 in 5 homeowners in Greenville County face a plumbing emergency every year, and most of them wait too long to call. We started Fast Plumber Greenville because we watched neighbors go hours without water, losing hundreds in damage, simply because no local plumber answered the phone.
We are a locally owned plumbing company serving Greenville, SC and the surrounding Upstate communities. Our team reaches most addresses in Greenville from the Augusta Road area to Taylors, from North Main to Simpsonville, in 30 to 60 minutes. That’s not a marketing claim. That’s our dispatch standard.
We’ve been fixing Greenville’s plumbing since 2009. In that time, we’ve handled everything from a burst pipe in a 1968 ranch home off Wade Hampton Boulevard to a slab leak under a newer build in Mauldin. We know this area’s plumbing the way a neighbor does not from a corporate manual.
Our Local Roots: Our team lives here. We shop at the same Publix on Woodruff Road. Our kids go to school in Greenville County. When Greenville Water reports a main break near Pleasantburg Drive, we already know which neighborhoods will see low pressure the next morning. That kind of local knowledge saves you time.
We serve homeowners, property managers, and small businesses across:
Greenville (all zip codes: 29601–29617), Simpsonville, Mauldin, Greer, Taylors, Travelers, Rest, North Main corridor, Augusta Road area, Five Forks area & more.

What Makes Us Different

Our Process

Call or Book Online

Call us or schedule online. A real Greenville plumber answers, not a call center.

We Arrive in 30–60 Minutes

A licensed plumber shows up fast with a fully stocked truck, ready to work.

Get a Written Quote First

We diagnose the problem, explain, and give you a price before we touch anything.

We Fix It Right Guaranteed

We complete the repair the same day and back our work with a warranty on parts and labor.

24- Hour Emergency Plumbing Available Right Now

Fast Plumbing Services in Greenville

A burst pipe releases up to 100 gallons of water per hour. A sewer backup can expose your family to bacteria within 24 hours. These are not problems that wait for Monday morning.
We provide 24-hour plumbing service, every day of the year including Sundays, Thanksgiving, and the coldest January nights when Greenville’s exposed pipes are most at risk. When you call, a real person answers. We dispatch immediately.
Current wait time for emergency dispatch: 30–60 minutes.
We’ve built our schedule around the reality that plumbing emergencies don’t happen on a convenient Tuesday afternoon. They happen on a Sunday when the kids are home, or on a holiday weekend when no one else is picking up.

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Our Services

Expert Services for Plumbing Problems in Greenville, SC

  • Drain & Sewer Services
  1. Drain Cleaning in Greenville, SC
  2. Drain Inspection with Camera
  3. Trenchless Sewer Repair
  4. Sewer Line Repair
  • Leak Detection & Pipe Repair
  1. Leak detection services
  2. Slab leak detection
  3. Pipe repair services
  4. Repiping in Greenville, SC
  • Fixture & Appliance Plumbing
  1. Toilet Repair Greenville, SC
  2. Garbage Disposal Repair
  3. Leaky Faucet Repair
  4. Faucet & Sink Installation
  • Water Heater Services
  1. Water heater repair Greenville, SC
  2. Water heater Iinstallation services
  3. Repair vs. replace, we decide
  4. Tankless water heater services
  • Advanced Plumbing Services
  1. Gas Line Repair
  2. Sump Pump Installation
  3. Water Filtration Systems
  4. Backflow Prevention
  5. Septic Tank Repair

Residential & Commercial Plumbing in Greenville, SC

Residential Plumbing

Greenville’s housing stock varies more than most people realize. A 1958 home in the Augusta Road area has cast iron drain lines, copper supply lines, and possibly original galvanized steel in the walls. A 2019 build in Five Forks Plantation has PEX everywhere and a tankless water heater. The diagnostic approach is completely different.
We tailor our service to your home’s age, construction type, and plumbing history. When you call us, we ask three questions before we arrive: How old is the house? When did the problem start? Have you had plumbing work done in the past 5 years? That conversation lets us arrive with the right parts and the right plan.

If you’re buying a home in Greenville, a plumbing inspection before closing is worth every dollar. A standard home inspection doesn’t include a sewer camera or pressure test. We’ve found slab leaks, corroded main lines, and non-permitted additions in homes that passed a standard inspection. A plumbing-specific pre-purchase inspection runs $175–$350 and can save you thousands in post-closing surprises.

Most Greenville homeowners don’t think about their plumbing until something fails. In our experience, these four maintenance items prevent 80% of the emergency calls we see:

  • Flush your water heater annually (removes sediment, extends tank life)
  • Have your sewer line camera-inspected every 3–5 years if your home is over 30 years old
  • Insulate crawl space pipes before November Greenville’s January cold snaps catch homeowners off guard every year
  • Check the flapper in every toilet once a year, they degrade and cause phantom flushing

We’ve re-done more DIY plumbing repairs than we can count. The most common: homeowners who use the wrong pipe adhesive on PVC fittings (they seem fine until pressure is applied), or who replace a faucet cartridge without turning off the correct shutoff valve and end up flooding the cabinet. There’s no judgment here plumbing looks straightforward until it isn’t. If a repair involves the main supply line, the water heater, or anything behind your wall, call a licensed plumber first.

Commercial Plumbing

We serve businesses, property managers, and commercial properties across Greenville County. Commercial plumbing has different demands than residential code requirements are stricter, downtime costs money, and a failed fixture in a restaurant or medical office isn’t just inconvenient, it’s a liability. We provide full plumbing solutions for:

  • Small commercial buildings and retail spaces
  • Multi-unit residential properties and apartment complexes
  • Restaurants and food service facilities
  • Office buildings and medical practices
  • Property management companies managing Greenville rental portfolios

We offer preferred scheduling, documented service reports, and direct invoice options. If you manage 5 or more units in Greenville County, call us to set up a service account.

For large industrial facilities or manufacturing plants with process piping, we refer to qualified industrial mechanical contractors. We focus on commercial plumbing up to light industrial scale.

Case Study: What a Real Greenville Plumbing Call Looks Like

Situation: A homeowner off Rutherford Road in downtown Greenville called at 7:15 PM on a Wednesday. She noticed the bathroom floor was warm and could hear faint running water with everything turned off. Her water bill had been $85 higher than normal for two months.
What we found: Using acoustic detection equipment, we located an active slab leak in a copper supply line under the bathroom floor — approximately 4 feet from the exterior wall.
What we did: We isolated the supply line, confirmed no other active leaks with a pressure test, and repaired the pipe through a targeted opening (12 inches of flooring removed, not the whole bathroom). Total repair time: 3.5 hours.
Cost: $875, including leak detection, concrete cutting, pipe repair, and concrete patch. She had paid $170 in excess water bills over two months. Total loss from waiting: $170 + early pipe corrosion that might have extended the leak area.
The lesson: When your water bill jumps and nothing has changed in your usage, that’s the single best early indicator of a hidden leak. Call before the damage compounds.

Common Plumbing Problems in Greenville

Greenville’s red clay soil holds water after heavy rain. If your sump pump fails during a storm or if you don’t have one that water goes straight into your lower level. We repair and install sump pumps and address the drainage issue that caused the backup.

A main drain line clog doesn’t just slow your drains. It pushes sewage back up through your lowest fixtures floor drains, basement toilets, and shower pans. When you see dark water coming up from a drain you weren’t using, that’s a sewer backup. It needs same-day sewer repair, not a wait-and-see approach.

A burst pipe is Greenville’s most expensive winter emergency. January cold snaps when overnight lows drop below 20°F freeze exposed pipes in crawl spaces, garages, and exterior walls of older homes, especially in pre-1980 construction in areas like North Main and West Greenville. When a frozen pipe thaws and bursts, water can soak your subfloor, drywall, and insulation within minutes. We shut off your main, stop the damage, and start the pipe repair in a single visit.

Some water leaks are visible. A lot are not. We’ve found active leaks inside walls of Simpsonville homes that had been running for three months without the owner knowing. If your water bill jumped $40 or more with no change in usage, call us. We use leak detection equipment to find it without tearing up your walls unnecessarily.

Signs You Need to Call a Plumber Immediately

Low water pressure at one faucet is usually a clogged aerator. Low water pressure throughout your house is a sign of a broken water line, a partially closed main shutoff, or in older Greenville homes galvanized steel pipes that have corroded from the inside out and are nearly fully blocked. Don’t ignore this.

One clogged drain in a single fixture is usually a local blockage. If multiple drains in your home are slow at the same time, that points to a main drain line clog. Store-bought drain cleaner won’t fix a main line obstruction, and it can damage your pipes if overused.

 If you have a wet patch in your yard that’s not from rain, or a section of grass that’s abnormally green when the rest is dry, you likely have a broken water line. Greenville’s red clay soil and tree root systems near older neighborhoods are the two most common causes. This is an urgent plumbing repair.

A running toilet wastes up to 200 gallons of water per day. In Greenville, that adds $30–$60 to your monthly water bill, month after month. It’s almost always a failed flapper or fill valve a 30-minute fix. Don’t pay for another full water cycle.

The right emergency plumber is the one who answers, arrives fast, and tells you exactly what’s wrong. The next section covers every core service we provide in detail.

Serving Greenville and All of Upstate South Carolina

We are your local plumber, not a regional chain dispatching from two counties over. Our primary service area covers Greenville County and the Greenville Anderson Greer Metropolitan Area. Here’s exactly where we work.
Primary Service Cities: Greenville, SC (all zip codes: 29601 through 29617) is our home base. We cover every neighborhood within city limits and unincorporated Greenville County.
Simpsonville: We serve the full Simpsonville corridor including Five Forks, the area around Harrison Bridge Road, and the growing residential zones off Fairview Road.
Greer: We cover Greer up through the GSP Airport corridor. If you’re near Wade Hampton Boulevard or off SC-14, we reach you in under 45 minutes from dispatch.
Mauldin: We serve Mauldin’s residential neighborhoods and commercial strips along Butler Road.
Taylors: We cover Taylors including the older neighborhoods near Taylors Mill and the east side of Greenville County.
Travelers Rest: We serve Travelers Rest and the communities along SC-25 heading north toward the mountains.

Greenville Neighborhoods We Serve

Greenville sits between Atlanta (145 miles southwest via I-85) and Charlotte (100 miles northeast). We’re positioned at the center of Upstate SC, with access across the region via I-85, I-185, and I-385. Our location means we can reach most Greenville County addresses faster than any company headquartered outside the county.
“Plumber near me” in Greenville always leads back to us because we’re actually here, not dispatching from a hub 40 miles away. Whether you’re a homeowner in the Augusta Road neighborhood, a property manager with 12 units in Mauldin, or a business owner near downtown Greenville’s West End, we serve your zip code. Call us and confirm your address, we’ll tell you our honest ETA. Knowing the local plumbing challenges specific to Upstate SC’s climate, soil, and housing stock is what gives us an edge.
Downtown Greenville / West End: Older construction, cast iron drains, mixed commercial-residential plumbing demands
North Main: Pre-1970 homes with aging copper and galvanized pipes, high demand for leak detection and repiping
Augusta Road area: Classic Greenville neighborhoods with mature trees that routinely grow roots into clay sewer lines
Five Forks (Simpsonville): Newer construction, PEX supply lines, strong demand for tankless water heaters and water filtration
Woodruff Road corridor: Mixed commercial and residential, high volume of fixture and water heater calls
We also serve: Anderson, Spartanburg, Easley, Boiling Springs, Duncan and Lyman, Inman, Clemson / Pickens, Fountain Inn

Plumbing Issues That Can't Wait Until Morning

Frequently Asked Questions

Most standard plumbing repairs in Greenville run $93–$679 based on 2025 local project data. Simple jobs like a leaky faucet repair cost $95–$225. Larger jobs like slab leak repair run $700–$2,200. We give you a written quote before we start. The price we quote is the price you pay no hidden fees added after the fact.

Yes. We answer 24 hours a day, every day including Sundays and holidays. Our after-hours service fee is $50–$100 above standard rates. We tell you that when you call, before we dispatch. We don’t surprise you with it on the invoice.

Yes. We hold a valid South Carolina plumbing contractor license and carry full general liability insurance and workers’ compensation. Ask for proof of license and insurance before any job starts, we will provide it.

Yes. We answer 24 hours a day, every day including Sundays and holidays. Our after-hours service fee is $50–$100 above standard rates. We tell you that when you call, before we dispatch. We don’t surprise you with it on the invoice.

Our average emergency response time in Greenville County is 30–60 minutes. We dispatch from within the county. For non-emergency same-day service, we typically arrive within 2–4 hours depending on current schedule.

Yes. We clear clogged drains with drain snakes and hydro jetting. For sewer backups, we use a camera inspection to identify the cause root intrusion, debris blockage, or structural damage and repair accordingly. We don’t just clear the blockage and leave without explaining what caused it.

First: find your main water shutoff and turn it off. It’s usually near your water meter, outside the home near the foundation, or in your crawl space. Second: call us. Don’t try to patch a burst pipe yourself with tape, it won’t hold under pressure and delays the proper repair. We’ll arrive within 30–60 minutes with the right materials.

Yes. We serve all of Greenville County plus Greer, Simpsonville, Mauldin, Taylors, Travelers Rest, Easley, Anderson, Spartanburg, Boiling Springs, Duncan, Lyman, Inman, and Fountain Inn. Call us with your address and we’ll confirm your ETA.

Drain cleaning with a snake punches through the clog. Hydro jetting cleans the pipe walls. A snake is the right tool for a hair clog in a bathtub drain. Hydro jetting at 3,500 PSI is the right tool for grease-coated kitchen drain lines, recurring clogs, or a sewer line that needs full cleaning before a camera inspection. Hydro jetting costs $250–$500 in Greenville and is worth it when snaking keeps coming back.

Yes. We install and service tankless units from Rinnai, Noritz, and Rheem. Tankless water heater installation in Greenville runs $2,000–$3,500 installed. Federal tax credits for qualifying high-efficiency units may apply. We size the unit to your actual hot water demand number of bathrooms, appliances, and simultaneous use, not just your square footage.

Yes. We use acoustic listening devices and electronic leak detection equipment to locate slab leaks without tearing up your floor first. Signs of a slab leak: warm spots on your floor, water sounds when everything is off, unexplained rise in your water bill. In Greenville homes built in the 1970s and 80s with copper pipe under concrete slabs, slab leaks are increasingly common as those pipes approach 50 years old.

Yes. We serve businesses, property managers, and commercial properties across Greenville County. We provide service reports and preferred scheduling for property managers handling multiple units. Call to set up a service account if you manage 5 or more units.

Yes. We install whole-house water filtration systems and water softeners. Greenville’s water supply is moderately hard mineral buildup is a real issue in areas like Greer and Five Forks. Filtration extends the life of your water heater, dishwasher, and fixtures. We size the system to your home’s water usage and hardness level.

The three most common causes: galvanized pipe corrosion narrowing the interior diameter in pre-1985 homes, a partially closed main shutoff, or a failing pressure-reducing valve. If the pressure is low throughout the house, call us, don’t assume it’s the showerhead. We diagnose before recommending any repair.

Schedule a plumbing inspection every 1–2 years for homes under 30 years old. For homes over 30 years old — especially Greenville homes built before 1985 — annual inspections catch the small failures (corroded shutoffs, aging water heater anodes, slow sewer line buildup) before they become expensive emergencies. A sewer camera inspection every 3–5 years is smart in neighborhoods with mature trees.

Yes. We are licensed for natural gas line work in South Carolina. If you smell gas, leave the home immediately and call 911 and your gas provider before calling us. Once the line is safe, we pressure-test, repair, and obtain the required permit for any gas line work.

A backflow preventer stops contaminated water from flowing backward into the clean water supply. The City of Greenville requires annual backflow testing for properties with irrigation systems, additional water meters, or commercial plumbing. We are certified backflow testers and installers.

Yes. A running toilet is almost always a failed flapper or fill valve — a 20–30 minute repair. We carry common replacement parts for American Standard, Kohler, Mansfield, and TOTO toilets on our trucks. Same-day service is available for most Greenville addresses. Cost: $115–$275 depending on the toilet model.

Yes. For Greenville County homes outside city sewer service particularly in rural areas north of Travelers Rest and in parts of Pickens County, we diagnose septic issues including drain field problems, inlet baffle failure, and tank overfill. We recommend septic pumping every 3–5 years based on household size.

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