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Mecklenburg County · North Carolina

Plumber in Charlotte

Shield Plumbing is a licensed plumber serving Charlotte, NC. We fix drains, sewer lines, water heaters, gas lines, leaks and fixtures for homes and businesses, from the older streets near Uptown to the newer neighborhoods on the edge of the city.

  • NC Plumbing License #37106
  • Based in Landis, NC
  • Residential & Commercial Plumbing

Charlotte is about 33 miles south of our Landis base, roughly 45 minutes down I-85 depending on traffic. We work in older neighborhoods like Dilworth, Plaza Midwood and NoDa, and in newer areas such as University City and Ballantyne. Call, tell us what is going on, and a licensed plumber will look at it and give you an estimate before any work starts.

Plumbing Services in Charlotte

These are the 9 plumbing services we offer Charlotte homes and businesses, from drain cleaning and sewer line repair to water heaters, gas lines and inspections.

Drains and Sewer Lines

Drain Cleaning in Charlotte

Drain cleaning for clogged kitchen, bathroom, laundry and main drains, with a clear answer on why the clog formed.

Sewer Line Repair in Charlotte

Sewer line clearing, camera inspection and repair for severe clogs, tree roots and cracked or sagging pipe.

Water Heaters and Gas Lines

Gas Line Piping in Charlotte

New gas lines and gas line repair for appliances, grills and fireplaces, sized correctly and pressure tested before use.

Pipes, Fixtures and Urgent Repairs

Emergency Plumbing in Charlotte

Urgent plumbing repairs for burst pipes, sewage backups, overflowing toilets, major leaks and water heater failures.

Plumbing in Old and New Charlotte

Charlotte's oldest neighborhoods, like Dilworth, Myers Park and Plaza Midwood, have many homes built before 1950. Those houses can still have cast iron drains, galvanized water lines and clay sewer pipe under the yard. The city's large willow oaks send roots toward that clay pipe, and root clogs in the sewer line are a common call.

Neighborhoods built from the 1980s on, such as University City and Ballantyne, mostly have plastic drains. Some homes from the late 1970s to mid 1990s were built with polybutylene, a gray plastic water pipe known to crack with age. Shops, offices and restaurants have their own needs, from grease-heavy kitchen drains to several restrooms on one line.

Neighborhoods We Serve in Charlotte

  • Dilworth
  • Myers Park
  • Plaza Midwood
  • NoDa
  • South End
  • University City
  • Ballantyne

Why Charlotte Homeowners Call Us

  • About 45 minutes away

    Charlotte is south of Landis on I-85. Tell us your neighborhood when you call.
  • Homes and businesses

    We work on older homes, newer builds, shops and offices.
  • NC license 37106

    Licensed by the North Carolina plumbing board. Ask to see it when we arrive.
  • Estimate first

    You get the plan and an estimate before any work starts.

Our Coverage in Charlotte

Distance from LandisAbout 33 miles to Uptown
Typical driveAbout 45 minutes south on I-85, depending on traffic
Where we workCharlotte homes and businesses. Call to check your address
PermitsMecklenburg County Code Enforcement handles plumbing permits in Charlotte

Plumbing Help in Charlotte

Call and tell us what is going on. You get an estimate before any work starts.

Charlotte Plumbing Questions

Yes. Charlotte is part of our service area, about 45 minutes south of Landis on I-85. When you call, tell us your street and what is going on. That helps us plan the visit and bring the right parts, so the first trip does as much as possible.

In older neighborhoods, many sewer lines are clay pipe with joints every few feet. Tree roots grow into those joints and catch waste. We can clear the roots and run a camera through the line to show you its condition. Then you can decide between regular cleaning and repair.

Yes. We work on plumbing for shops, offices and restaurants as well as homes. That includes drains, water heaters, fixtures, gas lines and leaks. Tell us about the building and the problem when you call, and we will explain what the first visit involves.

Need a Plumber in Charlotte?

Call to describe the problem. You get a clear plan and an estimate before any work starts.