Clemmons plumber with a shop down the road

If you searched for a Clemmons plumber, you found the shop that actually sits in Clemmons. Our bay is on Lewisville Clemmons Road, so we are not importing a crew from another county for a water heater or a clogged main. That local footprint shows up in arrival windows and in how well we know the housing stock.

Clemmons has an unusually wide spread of home ages, and the plumbing follows it. The older ranch homes off Middlebrook and around the village core frequently still have original galvanized supply lines, aging cast-iron drains, and water heaters well past their expected life. Meanwhile the newer construction toward Village Point and the developments off Harper Road tends to bring different issues entirely, builder-grade fixtures failing early, undersized gas lines that will not support a tankless upgrade, and pressure-reducing valves reaching the end of their service life all at roughly the same time.

Most of Clemmons is on Winston-Salem and Forsyth County municipal water. That supply is treated and relatively soft. Recent city reports list hardness around 9 to 28 ppm. Chlorine taste and odor are the more common city-water complaints. Properties toward Tanglewood are more likely to be on private wells, which is a different water story. We test at no charge before recommending treatment.