Honest, High-Quality Plumbing Contractors in Evansville, IN
Over 35 years of experience designing and installing first-rate plumbing systems!
Fresh Start Plumbing is a woman- and veteran-owned business. Our experienced, licensed and bonded contractors provide plumbing installations, repairs, and maintenance services to the Evansville, IN, and the surrounding areas. We tackle everything from drain cleaning to full piping replacements.
"I love these guys. They put the plumbing in my house, when it was rebuilt after a fire. They did a great job. So, when I got a clog, I called them. Kevin figured it was the main sewer line and it was. The guys came the next morning and I was running the dishwasher within the hour. These guys rock!"— Peggy W.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you offer emergency plumbing services?
Yes. We are available 24/7 to handle burst pipes, sewage backups, leaks, water heater failure, and many other unfortunate plumbing situations that may arise.
When do I need plumbing maintenance?
Annual plumbing maintenance is recommended to catch leaks, corrosion, and potential failures that could result in costly replacements if not caught early. However, if your home is 40+ years old or is surrounded by mature trees, consider scheduling plumbing inspections every six months for the best results.
What type of drain services do you provide for clogged drains?
Our plumbing contractors provide comprehensive drain cleaning services, including hydro jetting, camera inspections, and snaking to clear blockages, improve drainage, and prevent backups.
What is trenchless pipe technology?
Trenchless sewer line and water line replacement is a modern technique used to minimize disruptions to your home and yard damage and speed up repair time.
Instead of excavating, our contractors will dig small access holes. They will then feed a cable through the existing pipe, which will be used to burst the damaged areas of the pipe while simultaneously replacing it with the new pipe.
Instead of excavating, our contractors will dig small access holes. They will then feed a cable through the existing pipe, which will be used to burst the damaged areas of the pipe while simultaneously replacing it with the new pipe.