S.O.S. Plumbing Company
PROUDLY SERVING WILLIAMSON COUNTY
S.O.S. Plumbing Company has been serving our county for over three decades. Combining exceptional service with a belief in building genuine, life-long relationships with our customers, we apply honest and friendly expertise to everything we do.
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(615) 371-9888
Our Services
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General Plumbing Repair
Whether you need emergency plumber services, or have leaky pipes or a clogged drain, our experts are available to help.
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Remodeling
It all begins with an idea. We can help bring your remodel to life with our services.
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Water Heaters
Water heater repair, installation, and maintenance services in Williamson County for tankless and traditional water heaters.
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Drain Cleaning
From drain maintenance to emergency drain cleaning services and sewer cleaning - our drain cleaning services include floor drains, downspout drains, storm drains, sewer drains, and more.
Family Operated since 1982.
“If people are in trouble, they should call us.” Owner Bob Williams was quoted as saying this back in his first year of business, and to this day he and his team still believe they are the best in town when it comes to tackling your plumbing problems.
S.O.S. offers services for general plumbing repair and drain cleaning. The company emphasizes residential repair work, as well as remodels and new construction projects.
What Our Clients Say
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FAQs
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There is a $75 service charge for all estimates.
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Great question! In terms of equipment, tools, and materials, it costs a lot to operate a plumbing company, as well as stay up-to-date with local and national changes. As one of the most technically skilled trades in America, plumbing has the highest education requirements across industries – and while this means the workforce charges a higher wage than other trades, it also means extremely high-quality, expert service for you.
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We get asked this question a lot! Receiving a false diagnosis of a sewer clog is unfortunately very common, and can waste your time and money. Luckily, it’s an easy thing for you to check yourself. The best way to find out if you’ve got a blockage is to flush a toilet anywhere in your house and keep an eye out for water coming up through any floor drain. If it does, it’s blocked. If you run water anywhere in your house and your toilet starts to gurgle, that’s another tell-tale sign your main sewer is backed up.
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Yes and yes. When tankless water heaters first hit the consumer market they got a bad rap – they were finicky, temperamental and made from less-than-ideal materials. Fast forward through a decade’s worth of innovation, improvement and material upgrades, and the heaters are now highly efficient and extremely reliable compared to both older tankless models and their non-tankless counterparts. Additionally, tankless water heaters perform at almost double the efficiency of conventional water heaters – and that means an average possible saving of $30-$40 per month in gas, or almost $500 per year.