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Emergency Plumbing

A plumbing emergency is any problem causing active water damage, sewage in the home or loss of water you can't stop. First shut off the water at the fixture valve or the main shutoff, keep away from water near electrical outlets, then call a plumber. Smell gas? Leave and call the gas utility or 911.

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Drain Cleaning

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Water Heater Repair

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Sewer Line Repair

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Leak Detection

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Water Heater ReplacementWater heater replacement removes the old tank and installs a new one sized for your household, with updated connections, a correctly piped relief valve and venting for gas units. In North Carolina, water heater replacement normally requires a permit, which a licensed plumber pulls as part of the job.Tankless Water HeatersA tankless water heater heats water only as it flows, so it doesn't run out during back-to-back showers and doesn't store water. Gas units usually need a larger gas line and new venting; electric units need substantial electrical capacity. Annual descaling keeps them running efficiently.Pipe RepairPipe repair fixes leaking, corroded or damaged water supply and drain pipes, usually by replacing the failed section with copper, PEX or CPVC. When an older home has repeated leaks, galvanized pipe or polybutylene, a partial or whole-house repipe is often more reliable than patching.Water Line RepairWater line repair fixes the underground service pipe that runs from the water meter to the house. Signs include a soggy spot in the yard, low pressure throughout the home and a meter that moves with everything off. The homeowner is generally responsible for the line on the house side of the meter.Toilet RepairToilet repair fixes running, leaking, weak-flushing or clogged toilets, usually by replacing the flapper, fill valve or wax ring, or clearing a blockage. A running toilet can waste a large amount of water every day, so it's worth fixing quickly. Water on the floor around the base points to a failed seal.Faucet & Fixture RepairFaucet and fixture repair fixes drips, low flow, leaks and failed valves in kitchen and bath faucets, shower valves and garbage disposals. Most dripping faucets need a new cartridge or seals. Shower valves are inside the wall and need the right repair parts for the brand, so identifying the valve comes first.Gas Line ServicesGas line services cover installing, extending and repairing the natural gas or propane piping that feeds water heaters, ranges, dryers and other appliances. This is licensed, permitted work. If you smell gas, leave the building and call your gas utility or 911 from outside before calling anyone else.Residential PlumbingResidential plumbing covers the water supply, drain and vent, water heating and fixture systems in a home. Older Gastonia houses often need work on galvanized supply pipe, clay or cast-iron sewer lines and outdated valves; newer homes more often need fixture, water heater and drain service.Commercial PlumbingCommercial plumbing covers restaurants, offices, shops and rental properties, where downtime costs money. Common needs are grease-line jetting, restroom fixture repair, commercial water heaters, backflow device testing and after-hours work that keeps the business open.Garbage Disposal RepairA garbage disposal that hums but won't spin is usually jammed; turning the hex socket underneath and pressing reset fixes most jams. A disposal that's silent may have tripped its reset or breaker. Leaks from the body of the unit usually mean replacement, while leaks at connections can often be repaired.Low Water Pressure RepairLow water pressure is fixed by finding where flow is being restricted. At one fixture, it's usually a clogged aerator or cartridge. Throughout the house, the usual causes are a partly closed main valve, a failing pressure-reducing valve, corroded galvanized pipe or a leak. A plumber measures static pressure with a gauge to narrow it down.

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Water leaking, a burst pipe or sewage backing up?

  1. 1Close the fixture valve or the main shutoff where the line enters the house.
  2. 2Turn off the water heater if it's the source. Smell gas? Leave and call 911.
  3. 3Then call for an emergency plumber.

Leak at the meter or in the street? City of Gastonia Water & Sewer: 704-866-6843

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Guides for Gastonia's historic districts, mill villages and newer subdivisions.

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Gastonia and all of Gaston County

Gastonia's homes range from Queen Anne houses in York-Chester to subdivisions finished in the 2010s. The age of a house says a lot about what's in its walls and under its yard.

Gastonia neighborhoods

Willow CreekYork-ChesterLoray Mill VillageDowntown GastoniaForest HeightsHighland

Nearby towns

BelmontMount HollyCramertonMcAdenvilleLowellRanloDallasBessemer City
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Older homes

Galvanized supply pipe, cast-iron drains and clay sewer laterals under mature trees. Expect low pressure, rusty water and root clogs.

York-Chester plumbing
Newer two-story homes on a curving suburban street

Newer subdivisions

PEX or CPVC supply and PVC drains. Calls center on water heaters reaching replacement age, fixtures and drain clogs.

Willow Creek plumbing

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Emergencies

What to Do When a Pipe Bursts

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Drains & Sewer

Why Drains Keep Clogging

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Drains & Sewer

Signs of a Sewer Line Problem

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Water Heaters

Water Heater Repair vs. Replacement

Good to know before you call

Who do I call for plumbing problems in Gastonia?

For anything beyond a simple plunge or a reset, call a licensed North Carolina plumber. For a leak or backup on the city side of the water meter or in the public sewer, call the City of Gastonia's after-hours water and sewer line at 704-866-6843.

What counts as a plumbing emergency?

Water you can't stop, sewage coming into the house, a leaking water heater tank or no water after a freeze. Shut off the water first, then call.

Do Gastonia homes have old pipes?

It depends on age. Historic areas such as York-Chester have homes built from about 1856 to 1955, often with galvanized supply and clay or cast-iron sewer lines. Subdivisions built in the 2000s, such as Willow Creek, typically have modern plastic piping.

Why do my drains keep clogging?

Repeat clogs usually mean buildup was punched through instead of cleaned out, or a structural problem like roots or a sag in the sewer line. A camera inspection shows which.

How much does a plumber cost in Gastonia?

Price depends on the problem, access, parts and timing. A simple fixture repair costs far less than a main sewer line or water heater replacement. Ask for the price before work starts.

Where is my main water shutoff?

Usually where the water line enters the house: in the crawl space near the front wall, the garage, a utility closet or near the water heater.

Do I need a permit for plumbing work in Gastonia?

Many jobs, including water heater replacement and new piping, require permits in North Carolina. Licensed plumbers pull them as part of the work.

Can tree roots block a sewer line?

Yes, especially older clay and cast-iron lines under mature trees. Roots enter at joints and catch waste, causing repeated backups.

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