Plumbers for Spartanburg County and western NC

Plumbing and gas work in the city of Spartanburg, from century-old houses in Hampton Heights and Converse Heights to newer homes on the edges.

Plumbing and gas for the fast-growing unincorporated community north of Spartanburg, where much of the housing is less than thirty years old.

Plumbing and gas for Inman and the countryside around it, from houses near the old Inman Mills to newer homes along the I-26 corridor.

Plumbing and gas for Chesnee and the rural northeast corner of Spartanburg County, where town sewer gives way to septic and propane.

Plumbing and gas for the railroad town of Cowpens, east of Spartanburg, on Spartanburg Water and Piedmont Natural Gas.

Plumbing and gas for Duncan, between Spartanburg and Greer, where Greer CPW supplies the gas and SJWD the water.

Plumbing and gas for Wellford, a railroad town on the US 29 corridor with Greer CPW gas, SJWD water and city sewer.

Plumbing and gas for Lyman, the Pacific Mills town, from 1920s mill-village houses to new homes on its edges.

Plumbing and gas for Moore, the unincorporated community on US 221 south of Spartanburg, from older farmhouses to newer subdivisions.

Plumbing and gas for Woodruff in southern Spartanburg County, an old mill and railroad town with its own city sewer.

Foothills depot town on the North Carolina line, on Greer CPW gas and water from Spartanburg Water's separate Landrum plant.

Small foothills town on the South Pacolet River, on Inman-Campobello Water District water, septic tanks and mostly propane or electric heat.

Unincorporated community south of Spartanburg, where older farmhouses sit beside new subdivisions and the Woodruff-Roebuck Water District runs its plant.

River mill town east of Spartanburg, with a 1919 mill village, City of Union gas service and Spartanburg Water and sewer.

Small unincorporated mill community on Highway 29 between Spartanburg and Cowpens, now home to the Converse Mill Lofts.

Unincorporated community on Spartanburg's west side near Arcadia and Saxon, close to the interstates and a major sewer treatment plant.

Old Tucapau mill village between Lyman and Wellford, the place the S in SJWD stands for.

Historic academy town that nearly tripled in a decade, on SJWD water and Greer CPW gas, with a mix of new subdivisions and old homes.

Former Arcadia Mills village on the west side of Spartanburg, where early 1900s mill houses sit near the converted mill lofts.

Pacolet River mill community between Spartanburg and Cowpens, rebuilt after the 1903 flood, with century-old houses on the hills above the river.

Mill community on the east side of Spartanburg, built around the 1902 Drayton Mills, now loft apartments and a marketplace beside the old village.

Small community in northern Spartanburg County, named for a 19th century cotton mill owner, near the Pacolet River and Municipal Reservoir No. 1.

Small mill village on Lawson's Fork Creek east of Spartanburg, home of Glendale Shoals Preserve and some of the oldest mill history in the county.

Crossroads community on US 176 between Inman and Campobello, with rural homes on septic and gas service that depends on the road.

City on the Greenville-Spartanburg county line, with Greer CPW gas, power and water and a permit office of its own.

Rural community in northern Spartanburg County west of Inman, named for a holly-lined spring and the church that shares its name.

Community in northeastern Spartanburg County between Cowpens and Chesnee, with rural houses, older mill-era homes and district water.

The historic mill village of Pacolet, now part of the Town of Pacolet, with a National Register district of 1915 to 1920 bungalows.

Rural crossroads in southern Spartanburg County where SC 56 meets SC 215, once called Stribling, with Spartanburg Water lines and homes on septic.

Community on the north side of Spartanburg near US 176 and I-585, named in the railroad era and home to Spartanburg Community College's main campus.

Unincorporated neighborhood northwest of downtown Spartanburg, beside the Arcadia and Saxon mill areas, with older houses on public water and sewer.

Old community on SC 295 east-southeast of Spartanburg, named for a mineral spring that drew visitors around 1900, with rural homes on septic.

Plumbing and gas in Gaffney, the Cherokee County seat, where the Board of Public Works handles water and sewer and Piedmont supplies the gas.

Plumbing and gas for the village in Hickory Nut Gorge, where homes and shops are on propane and much of the water and sewer was rebuilt after Helene.

Plumbing and propane appliance work for lake houses, vacation cabins and year-round homes around Lake Lure, many of them on wells and septic.

Plumbing and gas for Rutherford County's largest town, from Main Street houses and the Alexander Mills village to newer homes on the edges.

Plumbing and gas for the Rutherford County seat, from historic Main Street homes to postwar neighborhoods and newer houses outside town.

Plumbing and gas for Spindale's mill-town houses and the neighborhoods between Rutherfordton and Forest City.

Plumbing for rural homes north of Rutherfordton, most of them on private wells and septic, with gas appliances on propane.

Plumbing and gas for horse farms, rural homes and newer houses around Mill Spring and the Tryon International Equestrian Center.

Plumbing and gas for Tryon's historic homes, horse country and the hillside houses of the thermal belt, just over the line from Landrum.

Plumbing and gas for the Polk County seat, from older homes near the courthouse to newer houses off I-26 and U.S. 74.

Plumbing for the farms and rural homes of eastern Polk County, on the state line above Campobello and Landrum.