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Sewer Line Repair in South Carolina

Of the 815,698 occupied homes we cover in South Carolina, about 29,905 sit in towns whose typical home predates 1980 — laid before solvent-welded plastic became the default. We route calls in 77 towns here.

• Greenville likely cast iron · 1980s housing
• Myrtle Beach likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Rock Hill likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Fort Mill likely plastic · 2000s housing
• Anderson likely cast iron · 1980s housing
• Simpsonville likely plastic · 2000s housing
• Greer likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Aiken likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Conway likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Easley likely cast iron · 1980s housing
• North Augusta likely cast iron · 1980s housing
• Lancaster likely cast iron · 1980s housing
• Taylors likely cast iron · 1980s housing
• Murrells Inlet likely plastic · 2000s housing
• Gaffney likely cast iron · 1980s housing
• Seneca likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Clover likely plastic · 2000s housing
• York likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Piedmont likely cast iron · 1980s housing
• North Myrtle Beach likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Little River likely plastic · 2000s housing
• Travelers Rest likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Fountain Inn likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Union likely Orangeburg · 1970s housing
• Chester likely Orangeburg · 1970s housing
• Pawleys Island likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Pickens likely cast iron · 1980s housing
• Central likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Longs likely plastic · 2000s housing
• Belton likely cast iron · 1980s housing
• Loris likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Mauldin likely cast iron · 1980s housing
• Clemson likely cast iron · 1980s housing
• Liberty likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Williamston likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Marion likely Orangeburg · 1970s housing
• Pelzer likely cast iron · 1980s housing
• Pendleton likely cast iron · 1980s housing
• Graniteville likely plastic · 2000s housing
• Mullins likely cast iron · 1980s housing
• Kershaw likely Orangeburg · 1970s housing
• Pageland likely cast iron · 1980s housing
• Blacksburg likely cast iron · 1980s housing
• Warrenville likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Beech Island likely cast iron · 1980s housing
• Salem likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Galivants Ferry likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Marietta likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Aynor likely plastic · 1990s housing
• West Union likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Wagener likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Starr likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Jackson likely cast iron · 1980s housing
• Townville likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Heath Springs likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Nichols likely cast iron · 1980s housing
• Trenton likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Great Falls likely Orangeburg · 1960s housing
• Six Mile likely plastic · 2000s housing
• Jonesville likely Orangeburg · 1970s housing
• Catawba likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Buffalo likely cast iron · 1980s housing
• Fort Lawn likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Gresham likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Sharon likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Richburg likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Mount Croghan likely plastic · 1990s housing
• New Ellenton likely Orangeburg · 1970s housing
• Edgemoor likely plastic · 1990s housing
• McConnells likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Green Sea likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Smyrna likely plastic · 1990s housing
• Ruby likely Orangeburg · 1970s housing
• Carlisle likely cast iron · 1980s housing
• Hickory Grove likely cast iron · 1980s housing
• Blackstock likely cast iron · 1980s housing
• Clarks Hill likely plastic · 1990s housing

Source: US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, 2023 release — tables B25003 (occupied housing units) and B25035 (all housing units, vacant included).

Also covered

Conestee, Gloverville, La France, Lando, Newry, Norris, Sandy Springs, Slater, Tigerville.

Checking a credential in South Carolina

South Carolina licenses are issued by the South Carolina Residential Builders Commission, Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation, which publishes a public search you can use before work begins. South Carolina requires a residential plumber license for work over $500, according to the Commission.