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Schedule your Asheville, NC, plumbing service with Your Hometown Plumber for warranty-backed service. Call us at (828) 825-3555.

New faucets, a fresh water heater, a sewer fix, or a full repipe: Your Hometown Plumber handles all of it as a plumber in Asheville, NC. Plenty of Asheville plumbing still runs on the galvanized supply pipe and cast-iron drains the house was built with, and both wear out from the inside. Owner Joe and his wife Anna work on jobs beside our technicians, so whoever sizes up your project stays on to complete it.
Same-day service helps when a leak or a dead water heater can’t wait. Get to know the plumbers serving Asheville on our About Us page.
Small installs and whole-house projects both get the same careful approach.
A new kitchen faucet, a comfort-height toilet, or a replacement shower valve can change how a room works every day. Our Asheville plumbing services include setting fixtures, swapping worn shutoff valves, and fixing the drain connections beneath them.
When leaks keep popping up in different rooms, patching one spot at a time rarely pays off. Whole-home repiping in Asheville, NC, replaces the old supply lines throughout the house, so you stop chasing failures. We plan the route and explain which walls or floors we need to reach.
Whatever the size of the job, you’ll know the plan before we start.
From a small leak to a full replacement, call Your Hometown Plumber or schedule online. We'll send a licensed, insured plumber who shows up on time and cleans up when the job is done.

Older pipe gives warning signs long before it fails outright.
Galvanized steel corrodes from the inside, and that buildup narrows the pipe until faucets barely run. Brown or rusty water first thing in the morning and tiny pinhole leaks are classic signs. Galvanized pipe replacement in Asheville clears out that corroded line for good.
Cast-iron drains last a long time, but they rust and can crack along the bottom or at joints. Cast iron drain replacement in Asheville swaps the damaged sections for modern drain pipe.
Today’s homes are commonly plumbed with PEX or copper for supply lines and PVC for drains. PEX bends around framing, which can mean fewer openings in old walls, while copper is a proven, rigid choice. We explain the tradeoffs for your house as a Buncombe County repipe plumber, then let you decide.
New pipe gives an old house years of steady water and clean drains.
Montford, Kenilworth, and North Asheville near Grove Park are full of older homes with real character, and much of their plumbing is as old as the trim. These houses often have aging galvanized supply lines and cast-iron drains. Most of these streets are on city water and sewer, and many sit on hilly lots, so the line from the house down to the street can be long and steep. Mountain winters in Western North Carolina add one more concern, since pipes in crawl spaces, porches, and outside walls are the first to freeze. A few homes outside the city system use wells or septic; we never service septic tanks, but we do handle the plumbing that leads to them.
Plaster walls, built-in cabinets, and original floors are hard to replace, so we look for access from basements, crawl spaces, and closets first. When an opening is unavoidable, we keep it as small as we can and show you where it will go before we cut. That care makes repiping Asheville, NC, houses with historic finishes far less disruptive.
Older homes often carry plumbing that met the rules of its day but not current North Carolina code. Missing vents and outdated drain connections are common examples. When we replace or extend a system, our licensed plumbers install new work to today’s code. NC State Plumbing License #37787 covers every job.
A historic house can keep its charm and still have plumbing that works like new.
Hot water and a working sewer line are two things no household wants to go without.
Our team installs tankless models and storage tanks that run on gas, propane, or electricity. For water heater installation in Asheville, NC, we look at household size, how many baths run at once, and the space you have, then recommend a unit that fits.
The lateral is the pipe that carries waste from your house to the city sewer main. Roots, cracks, and sagging sections cause backups and slow drains throughout the house. Sewer line repair in Asheville starts with finding the damaged spot, then fixing or replacing that section.
Drains rely on gravity, so a pipe needs steady slope to carry waste away. On steep lots, too little or too much pitch in a section can cause clogs. We check the slope as part of every sewer line repair in Asheville so the fix lasts.
Hot water and clear drains are the basics an Asheville, NC, plumbing company should protect.
Every one of these Asheville neighborhoods is on our plumbing map, from the oldest streets to the newest:
With straightforward, upfront pricing, you know the cost before any work begins. Reach your Asheville plumber through our Contact Us page.
Booking with us is simple.
We walk through every install in person first, then hand you a clear written estimate. As an Asheville, NC, plumbing company, we make sure the work and its cost are plain to you before you say yes. Any repair you approve comes with warranty-backed service.
We arrive when we say we will, and we keep your schedule in mind. Our motto, “We show up, we clean up!,” means floors are protected while we work and the area is left clean when we’re done.
Our office schedules visits from 8 am to 5 pm on weekdays.
Get a free Asheville, NC, repipe estimate from Your Hometown Plumber. Free estimates come with on-time service from the crew that does the work, so call us at (828) 825-3555 to set up your visit.