Paul C Scott Plumbing

We're so pleased and ever so grateful that you could come out to cable and get our lines open after a backup in basement. From now on we'll have preventative maintenance performed at least twice a year.

No one had a passion for plumbing more than Paul Scott. A devoted father and master plumber, he started Paul C. Scott Plumbing in 1988 out of his home. It was his desire to not only provide outstanding service and unparalleled expertise, but to help customers understand plumbing issues and guide them to smart solutions. With his sons and wife Christine at his side, Paul built the business into a respected, thriving enterprise, growing both their residential and commercial reputation. Following Paul's death in 2016, Christine and sons continue his vision: serving and educating customers, supporting local business and keeping communities safe with the most advanced plumbing solutions available.

We started like you, as a small business. With hard work, trusted employees, loyal clients and a family mission, we've built Paul Scott Plumbing into a thriving, well-respected business.

Safe, efficient, and reliable water heating is a critical element in any home. Whether you need maintenance, repair or replacement our team of professionals will assess your situation and make the proper recommendation. If it's time for replacement, we'll help you choose a solution that fits your budget and is sized to meet your hot water needs. All our installations include a thermal expansion tank to help increase the life of your heater. Attempting to do so can expose you and your family to dangers such as gas leaks, carbon monoxide exposure and electrocution.

We assume that people, "further up the pipe" are doing their part to keep us safe. And while that's mostly true, we can learn some important lessons from our neighbors' water crisis to the north. In keeping with our mission, we offer you solutions that keep up with the latest changes and regulations that govern water management and safety. Water softeners remove iron and heavy metals from the water. Water filtration systems give you an added measure of protection right at the source. Water and sewer line inspection and backflow protection can enhance water safety further and help protect the people you love.

Prevent sanitary or storm drain backups that cause property damage and flooding. Regular inspection and maintenance help keep your home drain system uninterrupted. Due to the harmful effects on drains and our environment, chemical drain cleaners are strongly discouraged.

Backflow is a device/assembly installed on specific water supply lines to protect our drinking water from contamination. These assemblies prevent the backflow of contaminated water back into the water system. City ordinances require testing by an ASSE Certified and Licensed Backflow Specialists for homes and businesses. Our backflow specialists are highly trained in testing, inspection, repair, replacement and installation. We can identify code violations and help you stay in compliance so you avoid shut offs.

When cabling isn't effective in clearing the lines, hydro-jetting uses high pressurized water to clear roots, debris, scaling, sludge, and grease. High-temperature jetting is the best way to rid problematic grease clogs. Hydro-jetting is safe, non-toxic and highly effective way for clearing drains. We discourage the use of any chemical drain cleaners because of the harmful effects on drains and our environment.

Whether it's inside or outside, diagnosing and repairing problems underground requires specialized expertise. Our excavation specialists are experienced in operating heavy equipment, city and state regulations, permitting and licensing, ground conditions and more. We're experts on identifying problems and offering solutions inside and outside your home. We work closely with city inspectors to keep you in compliance during all aspects of excavation repairs.

Utilizing the most advanced imaging technology, we insert a small camera attached to a fiber optic cable into your sewer line. We then perform a detailed inspection to determine the general condition of your sewer line and identify any problems such as the cause of blockages or rotted, shifted or broken pipes. When issues are detected we will consult with you to devise the most cost effective and expedient solution. Our equipment allows us to specifically identify the location of any issues and correct only those areas needing attention.