(228) 240-4150
Service area

Plumber in Long Beach, MS

A licensed Mississippi plumber for Long Beach. Based next door in Gulfport, open 24/7, with the price given before any work starts.

Hours
24/7, emergencies included
Dispatch fee
$80, waived with same-day service
Price
Quoted before work starts
Call
(228) 240-4150
Serv-Flow in Long Beach

Plumbing in Long Beach

Long Beach is the next town west of Gulfport, minutes from our home base.

Serv-Flow clears drains and sewer lines, repairs leaks and water lines, and repairs and replaces water heaters for Long Beach homes and businesses.

Where we work in Long Beach: From the beach north to Pineville Road, and the neighborhoods on both sides of Klondyke Road.

Drain cleaning →Sewer line repair →Water heaters →Emergency plumber →

A Serv-Flow plumber brazing a copper pipe joint with a torch
Brazing copper
How we work

We find out why

The same three rules on every job in Long Beach.

  1. Diagnose first

    We figure out why it failed before we replace anything.

  2. Price before work

    You hear the number before we pick up a tool.

  3. Stand behind it

    1-year warranty and satisfaction guaranteed.

Long Beach questions

Before you call

Do you charge to come out to Long Beach?

There's an $80 dispatch fee, and it's waived with same-day service. You get the price for the job before any work starts.

Are you open nights and weekends?

Yes. Serv-Flow is open 24/7, emergencies included.

Are you licensed in Mississippi?

Yes. Serv-Flow Plumbing is licensed and insured in Mississippi.

What plumbing work do you do in Long Beach?

Drain and sewer cleaning, sewer line repair, water heaters, leak and water line repair, fixtures and gas lines, for homes and businesses.

Nearby

Also serving

Serv-Flow covers the Coast from Long Beach to Ocean Springs.

Plumber in Gulfport →Plumber in Biloxi →Plumber in D'Iberville →Plumber in Ocean Springs →

Drain backed up right now?

A licensed plumber answers, 24 hours a day.

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