About Reynoldsburg Pro Plumbing in Reynoldsburg, OH
A plain description of who answers your call, what we handle, and where our limits are.
- 24/7 phone line
- Licensed plumbers
- Call-only service
- Plain pricing first
Reynoldsburg Pro Plumbing is a 24/7 plumbing line for Reynoldsburg, OH and the towns around it. You call, a person answers, and a licensed plumber is dispatched when the job needs one. There is no online booking page, because plumbing problems are easier to sort out by talking.
This page explains how the business works in ordinary terms. It also says what we do not do, because a plumber who knows the edges of the trade is worth more than one who says yes to everything.
What the business is
We are a plumbing company based at 6432 E Main St in Reynoldsburg, in Franklin County, east of Columbus. Our focus is residential plumbing: leaks, clogs, water heaters, sewer lines, fixtures and pumps. We also take light commercial calls such as a restaurant floor drain or a shop restroom.
Everything runs through one phone line. That keeps things simple for you, since the person who hears your problem is the same one who arranges the dispatch. It also means we can give honest advice by phone, including the times when we say a problem can safely wait until morning.
What happens when you call
The process is short, and it is the same every time.
Tell us the problem
We ask what you see, where it is, and whether water is still running.
Stop the damage
We walk you through shutting valves and powering down equipment, if it is safe.
Dispatch
A plumber is sent, with an honest timing estimate and no promised arrival minute.
Diagnose and price
The plumber finds the cause and tells you a clear price before work starts.
Fix and explain
After the repair, you get a plain explanation of what failed.
What we do, and what we do not
Plumbing is a defined trade. We stay inside it.
We handle
- Drain clogs, sewer backups and camera work
- Water heater repair and replacement
- Leaks, burst pipes and supply lines
- Toilets, faucets, disposals and sump pumps
We do not handle
- Foundation repair or structural waterproofing
- Electrical wiring beyond the water heater connection
- Roofing, gutters or siding
- Furnaces and air conditioning (boilers are plumbing side only)
Why we say no to some jobs
A damp basement wall can be a plumbing leak, a failed sump pump, or a crack in the foundation. We can test for the first two. If the cause is structural, we tell you so and suggest you bring in a foundation specialist, because patching around a crack with plumbing work only wastes your money.
The same is true of anything electrical or involving a furnace. When a plumbing repair meets one of those trades, we explain where our work ends. See our boiler repair page for the hydronic side we do cover, and our sump pump work for the groundwater side.
How to verify any Ohio plumbing license
Do this for every contractor you hire, including us.
- Ask the company for its plumbing contractor license details
- Open Ohio's online license lookup run by the Department of Commerce
- Search by company name or the license number you were given
- Confirm the license is active and covers plumbing work
- Check that the business name matches the one on your invoice
- Ask whether a permit or inspection applies to your job
What the law says about licensing
Ohio licenses plumbing contractors through the Ohio Construction Industry Licensing Board, which sits within the Department of Commerce and includes a plumbing and hydronics section. Ohio Revised Code section 4740.13 forbids acting as a licensed type of contractor without a license. That is why we point you to the lookup instead of asking you to take our word for it.
Rooted in Reynoldsburg
Reynoldsburg calls itself the Birthplace of the Tomato, and the annual Tomato Festival has run since 1965. The city grew from a village called Frenchtown, and the Livingston House still stands as a reminder of that older town. Older streets mean older pipes, so we often see galvanized lines, cast iron drains and original fixtures in homes near E Main Street.
Reynoldsburg buys its water from Columbus, which softens it to an average of 120 parts per million. Franklin County Public Health handles plumbing inspections here, and it says a permit is not needed to replace a faucet, sink or toilet. For other work, ask your plumber or the county office whether a permit applies, and ask before the work begins.
Call recording and your privacy
Calls to our line may be recorded for quality and training purposes. If you would rather not be recorded, say so at the start of the call and we will note it. Our contact page lists the phone number and email, and the service area page shows where our plumbers go.
Common questions
We keep the site focused on the service, not on individuals. What matters is that licensed plumbers do the work and that a person answers every call. If you want to confirm a license, Ohio's online license lookup is open to the public.
Our address is 6432 E Main St, Reynoldsburg, OH 43068, but the business runs by phone and dispatch. Plumbers work at your property, so please call first instead of stopping by.
No. We handle the plumbing side of a wet basement, like sump pumps, drain lines and leaking pipes. If the problem is a cracked wall or a failing foundation, we say so and suggest a specialist.
We take light commercial plumbing calls, such as drains, restrooms and leak checks in small shops and restaurants. Large building systems, fire suppression and specialty process piping are outside what we do.
Plumbing problems change fast and the right first step depends on what you describe. A short phone call lets us give safe instructions right away and dispatch the right plumber with the right parts.