Copper water pipes with brass shutoff valves running along a garage wall to a tank water heater.

Plumbers in Lafayette and across Acadiana

We look at the job before we price it.

Water heaters, drains, sewer and septic, slab leaks, gas lines. Call and tell us what is happening, and a plumber comes out to see it. The estimate is given in person.

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Services

What we work on

9 kinds of plumbing work, each with its own page. Pick the one closest to your problem.

Water heaters

Tank and tankless units, repaired or replaced.

A white PVC sewer cleanout with its cap off in a lawn beside a brick house, with a drain cable feeding into it from a steel reel.

Drains and sewer lines

Drain cleaning, camera inspection, sewer repair and trenchless lining.

A closed green septic tank lid set in a mown rural lawn, with a pump hose lying across the grass and a wooden fence behind.

Septic systems

Pumping, inspection, repair and installation, conventional and aerobic.

A narrow trench across a lawn beside a brick house, holding a new white water line with a brass coupling. A shovel stands in the dug-out soil.

Leaks and water lines

Leak detection, slab leaks, water line repair and whole-house repiping.

A standby generator on a concrete pad beside a brick wall, connected by a yellow flexible gas line to a pipe riser with a shutoff valve.

Gas lines

Gas piping for appliances and standby generators, plus gas leak detection.

A glass filling with water under a kitchen faucet, in a steel sink in front of a window.

Water treatment

Whole-home filtration and water softeners, sized after a water test.

A bathroom partway through a remodel, with open stud walls, a roughed-in shower valve and supply lines, a new toilet and a stack of floor tile.

Fixtures and remodels

Toilets, garbage disposals, and the plumbing for kitchen and bath remodels.

A brass backflow preventer with test cocks and 2 shutoff valves, on copper piping in a gravel bed outside a brick building.

Commercial plumbing

Service calls, grease traps, backflow testing and new construction.

A gloved hand closing a shutoff valve on a copper pipe under a sink, lit by a flashlight. A towel and a metal bucket sit on the wet cabinet floor.

Emergency plumbing

Burst pipes, sewage backing up, no hot water. Call and say it is an emergency.

How it works

What happens when you call

You call
Tell us what is happening and where you are. If it is an emergency, say so first.
A plumber comes out
They look at the job itself: the fixture, the line, the heater, whatever is giving you trouble.
You get the estimate in person
It is based on what the plumber saw at your place, and you hear it face to face.
Then the work
Once you have the estimate and decide to go ahead, the job gets done.

Local knowledge

Plumbing here is not like plumbing everywhere

3 things about this part of Louisiana decide how a plumbing job goes.

Most houses sit on slabs: There are no basements here, and on a slab the water and drain lines run under the floor, so a leak hides until it shows up as a warm spot or a high bill. In older neighborhoods those drains are often cast iron, and cast iron wears out from the inside. See leaks and water lines and drains and sewer lines.
Past city sewer, it is septic: Rural homes around Duson, Scott, Carencro, Milton, Maurice and Sunset run on septic systems. That means a tank to pump every 3 years, and on clay soil that drains slowly, often an aerobic system.
Storm season comes every year: Hurricane season is why so many homes have a standby generator, and a generator needs a gas line, a pad and a permit. After high water, a water heater with water in its insulation gets replaced, not dried out.

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