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Falls Church, Virginia

Plumbers in Falls Church, VA

8 businesses listed

Tap water in the City of Falls Church starts in the Potomac River. The Washington Aqueduct, run by the Army Corps of Engineers, takes it in at Great Falls and treats it at the Dalecarlia plant, and Fairfax Water has run the city's pipes since buying the city utility in January 2014.

Inside the city, you can replace a sink, toilet or disposal without a permit as long as it stays in the same spot. Moving a fixture or adding one takes a permit from the city's office at 300 Park Avenue, and so does any work involving gas, even swapping a stove. Fairfax County likewise exempts a like-for-like fixture swap.

Virginia will not license a plumbing contractor unless someone on the team holds a master plumber tradesman license, so ask for both numbers.

Plumbers serving the Falls Church area are listed below.

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