Plumbing emergency in Mauldin right now?
Shut off the water at the main valve, keep people away from wet outlets, and call (855) 575-2890. The line is open every hour of every day.
What we handle
Plumbing services for Mauldin homes and businesses
Pick the problem that matches yours. Each tab shows the common situation, then links to the full service page with symptoms, repair options and typical costs.
Emergency drain cleaning and clog removal
A slow tub, a gurgling toilet or a kitchen sink that will not empty usually points to a clog in the trap, the branch line or the main. A plumber uses a cable machine or a hydro jet to clear it and checks for the cause so it does not return.
See emergency drain cleaning in Mauldin for what to try first and when to stop.
Drain cleaning detailsFind hidden leaks without tearing out walls
A water bill that jumps or a meter that keeps turning with every fixture off signals a leak. Acoustic and thermal tools locate it so the opening in the wall, floor or yard stays small.
Start with the quick meter test on the leak detection page before you call.
Leak detection detailsWater heater repair, replacement and installation
No hot water, a tank leaking at the base, or a pilot that will not stay lit all need a quick diagnosis. Many failures are repairable. A leaking tank is not.
Compare water heater repair with replacement before you decide.
Water heater detailsSewer backups, cleaning and repair
Water backing up in a tub or floor drain means the main line is blocked or damaged. Stop using water and call. A camera inspection shows whether roots, a belly or a break is the cause.
Read about sewer line repair and camera inspections to see what to expect.
Sewer line detailsBurst and frozen pipe repair
A burst pipe can move gallons a minute. Closing the main shutoff first limits the damage while a plumber is on the way. Repairs range from a short section of copper to a longer run of new PEX.
The burst pipe repair page lists what to shut off and what to photograph for your insurer.
Burst pipe detailsCommercial plumbing along Bridges Road and Main Street
Restaurants, offices and shops need plumbing that is back in service quickly. Grease traps, backflow testing and after-hours leaks all get covered.
See commercial plumbing in Mauldin for building types and what to have ready when you call.
Commercial detailsWhy call this line
What you get when you call Mauldin Express Plumbing
One number, any hour
The 24/7 line is the same at noon and at 3 a.m. You describe the problem, and a plumber is scheduled as soon as one is free.
Price before work
You hear a clear price before work starts. If the job changes once the wall is open, you hear the new number before anything else happens.
Licensed and insured
Work is done by licensed and insured plumbers. South Carolina lets you check any plumber's residential license online, and the about page shows how.
Local knowledge
We know which roads crowd at school pickup and where the I-385 exits sit. That helps us plan a realistic route to your door.
How it works
From phone call to finished repair
The process is short on purpose. Nothing here needs a form or an app.
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Call
Dial (855) 575-2890 and say what is happening, where the water is, and whether you can reach the shutoff valve.
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Stabilize
You get shutoff and safety steps over the phone. Gas smell means leave the building and call the gas utility or 911 first.
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Dispatch
A licensed plumber is scheduled for the earliest slot available. Same-day appointments are offered when the day allows.
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Price and repair
The plumber diagnoses the problem, quotes the work, and starts only after you agree to the price.
Mauldin plumbing facts worth knowing
Mauldin was chartered in 1890 and reincorporated in 1957, and the city grew along US 276, which was built through the center of town in 1956. Greenville Water lines reached Laurens Road in 1953. That mix of decades means homes here carry different pipe materials, so a plumber checks what is actually behind your wall before quoting.
The City of Mauldin runs its own sewer division, but its system covers only mainlines and manholes in rights-of-way and easements. The lateral from your house to the main belongs to you. When a backup happens, that line is the first place a plumber looks.
Greenville Water reports very soft water, with a year-to-date average hardness of 5.7 mg/L in its 2026 monthly reports. That means heavy mineral scale is not the usual culprit here, so repeated fixture failures usually point to age, pressure or worn parts.
Source type: City of Mauldin history and Public Works pages, Greenville Water monthly water quality report.
Service area
Nearby towns we dispatch to
Dispatch runs from Mauldin and covers the Greenville County towns below. Each page lists that town's ZIP codes, utilities and local plumbing notes.
Our home ZIP is 29662. We also cover the Simpsonville 29681 and 29680 area, Greenville 29607, Fountain Inn 29644, Taylors 29687 and Greer 29651 and 29650. Not sure your address is covered? Call (855) 575-2890 and ask.
Common calls
Services callers ask about most
These pages cover the problems that drive most calls to the line.
Slab leaks
Hot spots, a running meter, or a damp floor over concrete. See slab leak repair.
Hydro jetting
High-pressure water for repeat clogs and grease. See hydro jetting.
Toilet repair
Running, leaking or clogged. See toilet repair and installation.
Water service line
Leaks between the meter and the house. See water service line repair.
Questions Mauldin callers ask
Yes. The emergency line at (855) 575-2890 is open 24 hours a day, every day, including holidays. Appointment timing depends on the schedule at that moment, so the dispatcher gives you an honest answer when you call.
Close the main water shutoff, usually near the meter or where the line enters the house. Turn off the water heater power or gas supply if water is escaping from it. Keep people and pets away from wet outlets.
If you smell gas, leave the building and call the gas utility or 911 before calling us.
We cover Mauldin 29662, Simpsonville 29681 and 29680, Greenville 29607 and neighboring ZIPs, Fountain Inn 29644, Taylors 29687, and Greer 29651 and 29650. Each town has its own page with details.
The plumber diagnoses the problem first and gives you a clear price before starting. Typical ranges are on each service page, but your real number depends on the pipe material, access and parts.
Yes, work is done by licensed and insured plumbers. South Carolina residential plumbers are licensed through the state Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation, and you can look up any license on its site.
The City of Mauldin states that a permit is required before you add, alter or replace any plumbing system, and that contractors must be licensed, bonded and insured. Building and Zoning at (864) 234-3475 can confirm what your job needs.