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All Pro Plumbing technician repairing a water line in a Fredericksburg, VA home

Fredericksburg · VA

Plumber in Fredericksburg, VA — Honest Pricing, On-Time Service

Burst pipe at midnight or a slow drain that's been nagging you for weeks — we answer the phone, show up when we said we would, and explain the work in plain English before you pay for it.

  • 5.0 stars · 26 Google reviews
  • Licensed & insured in Virginia
  • 24/7 emergency service
  • Locally owned in Fredericksburg
  • 5.0 stars26 Google reviews
  • Licensed & insuredVirginia plumbing contractor
  • 24/7 emergencyA real person answers
  • Written estimatesApproved before we start
  • Locally ownedBased in Fredericksburg
  • Workmanship guaranteeOn every repair and install

Local knowledge

We Know Fredericksburg Plumbing

Fredericksburg isn't just any town. A 200-year-old house downtown might share a water main with a townhouse built last year, and the right repair in one is the wrong repair in the other.

Hard water, region-wide

Water in the Rappahannock region carries real mineral content. It scales the bottom of your water heater tank, clogs shower heads and aerators, and is the main reason a tank rated for twelve years gives eight or nine here. Flush yours annually — it genuinely adds years.

Clay soil that shifts

The clay around here swells when wet and shrinks when dry, and that seasonal movement works on rigid sewer joints year after year. It's why bellies and offset joints show up in laterals that were laid perfectly well.

Two centuries of housing stock

Cast iron stacks in the Historic District, mid-century copper near the college, PEX manifolds in Spotsylvania subdivisions, and private wells out toward Caroline. We work on all four in a normal week — the tools overlap, the judgment doesn't.

Expert tip

If your Fredericksburg home was built before 1970, have your main water line inspected for galvanized pipe corrosion. Catching it early prevents a catastrophic leak and thousands in water damage — and it is the difference between replacing pipe on your schedule and replacing it at eleven o'clock on a Saturday night.

What we do

Complete Plumbing Services in Fredericksburg, VA

From an after-hours burst pipe to a whole-house repipe in a 1920s bungalow. Every service below is work we do ourselves, with licensed plumbers and permits where they're required.

  • Tankless water heaters
  • Whole-house filtration & softeners
  • PEX & copper repiping
  • Hydro jetting
  • Sewer camera inspection
  • Battery-backup sump pumps
  • Smart leak detection & auto shutoff
  • Heat pump water heaters

Emergency Plumbing

Burst pipe at midnight? Sewer backing up on a Sunday? We answer the phone around the clock and dispatch a licensed plumber, not a call center.

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Drain Cleaning & Hydro Jetting

From a slow kitchen sink to a main line packed with roots — we clear it, camera it, and show you what caused it so it does not come back next month.

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Water Heater Repair & Installation

Repair when it makes sense, replace when it does not. Permitted installs, code-correct venting, and an honest read on how much life your tank has left.

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Tankless Water Heaters

Endless hot water and a twenty-year service life — when the gas line, venting and water quality are handled correctly. We do all three or we tell you not to.

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Sewer Line Repair & Replacement

Roots, bellies, collapsed clay — we camera the line, locate the defect to the foot, and show you the footage before we quote a single option.

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Whole-House Repiping

Rusty water, dropping pressure, leak after leak. When patching stops making sense, we replace the supply system — with real care for plaster and trim in older homes.

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Leak Detection & Repair

We find the leak before we open anything. Acoustic listening, thermal imaging and pressure isolation mean one precise opening instead of exploratory demolition.

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Toilet Repair & Installation

The service our customers name most in their reviews. Running toilets, rocking bowls, failed wax rings and clean replacements — done right the first time.

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Faucet, Sink & Fixture Installation

Kitchen and bath fixtures installed cleanly and correctly — including the shower valve work most handymen will not touch and shutoffs that actually shut off.

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Sump Pumps & Waterproofing

The one appliance in your house that only matters on the worst day. Correct sizing, a real backup, and a pump that has actually been tested.

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Water Treatment & Filtration

Test first, then treat. We measure what is actually in your water before recommending equipment — because the wrong system solves nothing and costs plenty.

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Gas Line Installation & Repair

Permitted, pressure-tested gas work by licensed gas fitters. New appliance runs, generator feeds, outdoor kitchens — sized correctly and inspected.

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Garbage Disposal Repair & Installation

Humming, jammed, leaking or dead. Most disposals can be freed in minutes — and when they cannot, we swap them and fix the drain plumbing while we are under there.

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Well Pump Repair & Replacement

For the many homes out in Spotsylvania, Caroline and King George on private wells — pumps, pressure tanks, switches and the pressure problems they cause.

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Commercial Plumbing

Restaurants, retail, offices and multi-family. Grease traps, backflow devices, commercial water heaters and the code compliance an inspector will actually check.

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Older homes

Fredericksburg's Oldest Homes, Modern Plumbing

Nobody else in this market talks about the historic district's plumbing specifically. We work in it constantly, and the houses have a shared set of problems worth knowing about before one of them wakes you up.

What we find in pre-1970 houses

  • Galvanized supply that corroded inward. It looks perfectly sound from outside while a three-quarter-inch line closes down to a quarter inch. You experience it as pressure that faded so gradually you stopped noticing, plus rusty water first thing in the morning.
  • Cast iron waste stacks that scaled, not clogged. A cable punches a channel through the scale and the line drains for a while, then closes back up. That is why the same drain keeps coming back.
  • Clay sewer laterals under mature trees. Roots find a weeping joint and thicken inside the pipe until they catch everything.
  • Plaster over wood lath. It does not patch like drywall, which is why route planning matters more than pipe selection in these houses. We go through closets, chases, basement ceilings and attic floors wherever it is physically possible.

Five checks you can run this afternoon

No appointment, no sales call. If two or more come back badly, that is worth a conversation.

  1. Test your water pressure

    A gauge that threads onto a hose bib costs about ten dollars. With everything else off, open the bib fully. Under 40 PSI in an older home points at corroded pipe, not the municipal supply.

  2. Run the cold tap first thing in the morning

    After the system has sat overnight. A rust or tea-colored tint that clears in twenty seconds means water is picking up corrosion from inside your pipes.

  3. Watch the meter with everything off

    Find the low-flow indicator and watch it for a minute with every fixture, the ice maker and any irrigation shut down. Any movement at all means an active leak.

  4. Dye-test every toilet

    A few drops of food coloring in the tank, no flushing, check the bowl in twenty minutes. Color in the bowl is a leaking flapper — the largest silent water waste in most houses.

  5. Find your main shutoff and turn it

    Confirm it works and that every adult in the house can operate it. In a burst pipe emergency, the five minutes spent hunting for it is the difference between mopping and rebuilding.

Read the full repiping warning-signs guide

More on this in our guides to replacing galvanized pipe in a historic home and plumbing in the Downtown Fredericksburg historic district.

Why homeowners call us back

The Difference Is in What We Tell You

Most of what separates plumbing companies isn't the wrench work. It's whether you knew the price before it happened, and whether anyone told you the truth about what you actually needed.

Licensed plumbers, not subcontractors

Every call — including 2 a.m. emergencies — is run by our own licensed plumbers. Nobody gets sent to your house who is over their head, and we hand you our license number before we start.

Written, itemized estimate before anything starts

You approve a real number in writing before a wrench turns. No hidden fees, no discovering the price on the invoice, and no pressure to decide while we're standing there.

We actually know Fredericksburg's housing stock

Galvanized supply downtown, cast iron stacks in mid-century homes, PEX manifolds in new Spotsylvania builds, and private wells out toward Caroline. Different houses, different answers.

We'll tell you when to repair instead of replace

Plenty of "dead" water heaters need a forty-dollar part. Plenty of sewer lines don't need replacing. We say so, and we lose the bigger ticket, because that's how you get called again.

On time, with a window you can plan around

Confirmation by text and email, a heads-up when we're on the way, and tighter arrival windows than the industry standard. It's what our reviews mention most.

Permits pulled, work inspected

Water heaters, gas lines and sewer work get permitted and inspected. Skipping that saves a small fee today and hands you a problem at resale and during any insurance claim.

No surprises

How Our Pricing Actually Works

Cost is the number one reason people put off calling a plumber, and most of this industry answers the question with silence. Here is ours, in plain terms.

A written, itemized estimate before anything starts

You approve a real number in writing before a wrench turns. Not a range, not a verbal — an itemized document you can read, question, and take to somebody else if you want to.

The diagnostic fee is disclosed on the phone

Before we come out, not after. Finding the problem is the work — acoustic leak location and camera inspection are real time and real equipment. You'll know that number before you agree to a visit.

Estimates on replacements are free

Water heaters, repipes, sewer repairs, treatment equipment — if you're pricing a system replacement, the estimate costs you nothing. That's a different thing from a diagnostic call, and we don't blur the two.

We won't quote a firm price sight unseen

Any company that gives you a hard number over the phone is either padding it to cover the unknowns or planning to revise it in your driveway. We'd rather tell you exactly what the estimate depends on so you can judge whether one is fair.

Repair gets recommended when repair is right

Plenty of "dead" water heaters need a forty-dollar thermocouple. Plenty of sewer lines don't need replacing. We say so and lose the bigger ticket, because that's how you get called again.

Permits appear as a line item

Water heaters, gas lines, sewer work and repiping are permitted and inspected in the City of Fredericksburg and surrounding counties. You'll see the fee itemized rather than folded into one number — or quietly skipped.

Our promise: you'll always get a written, itemized estimate before we start. No hidden fees, no upsells, no surprises.

Credentials

Verify Us Before You Hire Us

You're inviting someone into your home. You should be able to check them out first — and every legitimate plumber will hand over their license number without hesitation. Ask us for ours on any estimate; we give it to you before we start.

  • Licensed & insured in Virginia

    A licensed Virginia plumbing contractor carrying liability coverage on every job. Ask for the license number on any estimate — we hand it over before we start.

  • Permits pulled, work inspected

    An unpermitted install becomes your problem at resale and during any insurance claim. The inspection is also a second qualified set of eyes on gas and venting work.

  • Our own plumbers, never subcontractors

    Every call — including 2 a.m. emergencies — is run by our own licensed plumbers. The names in our reviews are the people who show up at your door.

  • Workmanship guarantee

    Every repair and installation is backed by a workmanship guarantee, with the specific terms in writing at the time of service.

Locally owned & operated

We Live Here Too

Our shop is on Potomac Avenue in Fredericksburg — which means when a supply line lets go on a Sunday morning in the 22405, we're minutes away instead of dispatching from Northern Virginia.

All Pro Plumbing LLC isn't a franchise. We're a small local crew, and the names in our Google reviews — Craig, Jason — are the people who show up at your door. That's deliberate. It's also why we won't stand in your flooded basement at midnight and pitch you a whole-house repipe.

What we will do is fix what broke, tell you honestly what we saw, and let you decide about the rest in daylight.

All Pro Plumbing team beside a service van in Fredericksburg, VA

Where we work

Serving Fredericksburg and the Surrounding Counties

City of Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania, Stafford, King George and Caroline — plus the communities and neighborhoods in between. Each area page covers the plumbing issues specific to that housing stock.

What we see, neighborhood by neighborhood

  • Downtown Historic District

    Original cast iron stacks and galvanized supply, plaster over wood lath, and clay laterals with a joint every few feet under a mature tree canopy.

  • College Heights

    Mid-century copper old enough to start producing pinhole leaks, and original cast iron drains that get slower every year rather than clogging outright.

  • Celebrate Virginia

    Sound modern materials, so the conversation is hard water and first-cycle equipment — plus the occasional PVC lateral that settled into a belly after construction.

  • Falmouth & Ferry Farm

    Some of the oldest housing in the region, river-adjacent crawl spaces that take on water, and hose bibs that split inside the wall every January.

  • Thornburg & Partlow

    Private wells and propane. Waterlogged pressure tanks cause more service calls out here than failing pumps — and get misdiagnosed as pumps constantly.

  • Garrisonville & North Stafford

    1990s and 2000s subdivisions aging on a shared clock: original sump pumps, seized angle stops, and polybutylene supply worth identifying if you have it.

Emergencies

We Answer the Phone 24/7

Not every leak needs a 3 a.m. call, and we'll tell you when something can safely wait until morning at a normal rate. That honesty costs us a little revenue and buys a lot of repeat customers. Here's where the line sits for us:

  • Water you can't stop — a burst supply line, a failed water heater tank, a ruptured main between the meter and the house
  • Sewage entering the living space, or every drain in the house backing up at once
  • A gas odor near a water heater, dryer, range or outdoor line
  • No hot water when it's below freezing, especially with plumbing in an unheated crawl space
  • Any leak running into an electrical panel, a finished ceiling, or a room with a gas appliance

After-hours rates are higher — we tell you the number before we dispatch, not on the invoice. Full detail on our emergency plumbing service page.

Do these five things before you call

  1. Shut off the water

    Everything else is secondary. Main shutoff is usually where the supply enters the basement or crawl space, often near the water heater — or a garage wall in slab-built homes.

  2. Kill power in the affected area

    If water is near outlets or a panel, shut the relevant breakers — but only if you can reach the panel without standing in water.

  3. Shut off the water heater

    Gas control to off, or its breaker for an electric unit. An electric heater that keeps heating an empty tank destroys its elements in minutes.

  4. Open the faucets

    Once the main is closed, open several taps and flush a toilet. That drains the remaining water somewhere controlled instead of through the break.

  5. Never use an open flame on a frozen pipe

    No torch, no propane heater, no heat gun. That is how a frozen pipe becomes a structure fire. A hair dryer or space heater, worked from the faucet end back.

Emergency line — +1 (207) 419-2600

What your neighbors say

26 Reviews From Real Fredericksburg Customers

These are verbatim from our Google Business Profile. The words that come up most are prompt, professional, and honest — which is about the best summary of what we're aiming for.

5.0 average from 26 Google reviews

  • The communication with All Pro was top notch. Appointment was verified via text and email and I was notified when plumbers were on their way. Both were very professional and informative. Problem was discovered and fixed. Area was clean when they finished. I definitely recommend and will utilize their services again if needed.

    Erica Fox

    Garbage disposal installation · Toilet repair · 3 years ago

  • Craig came and repaired a toilet leak in my Momma's house. The bolts in the tank were old and rusty and had caused a leak. While doing so he noticed the flapper seal wasn't sufficient and replaced that at the same time. Thought we had issues with a second toilet but Craig checked over before leaving and all was fine with that one. Very efficient and pleased. Will definitely call on them again if the need arises.

    Susan Villhauer Craig

    Plumbing leak detection · 4 years ago

  • Great work today Jason! Thank you for being so prompt, friendly and doing such a good job! We are so thankful to have all of our leaky toilets fixed!

    Jacqui Sedivy

    Plumbing leak detection · Toilet installation · Toilet repair · 3 years ago

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Advice That Saves You a Service Call

Cost guides, repair-versus-replace decisions and the maintenance that actually prevents emergencies — written by the people who run the calls.

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Visit or Call All Pro Plumbing in Fredericksburg, VA

Our shop is on Potomac Avenue, just across the Rappahannock from downtown. Call for same-day scheduling or send the form and we'll get back to you.

All Pro Plumbing LLC1101 Potomac Ave Ste C, Fredericksburg, VA 22405

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Address

1101 Potomac Ave Ste C
Fredericksburg, VA 22405

Hours

Monday – Friday
7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday
8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Sunday
Emergency service only

24/7 emergency plumbing — we answer the phone around the clock.

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Tell us what's going on and we'll get back to you with a real answer — not a sales pitch. For emergencies, call +1 (207) 419-2600.

Licensed & Insured in Virginia · 26 five-star reviews · Written estimate before any work begins

Common questions

Straight Answers Before You Call

Yes. All Pro Plumbing LLC is a licensed and insured Virginia plumbing contractor, and we carry liability coverage on every job. Ask for our license number on any estimate — we hand it over before we start, and you can verify any Virginia contractor licence through the Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation's public lookup.

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  • 24/7 emergency service
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