Frazier Plumbing has been the go-to plumber in Bluff City for over 45 years. Andrew Frazier runs the business today — the same family, the same phone number, and the same commitment to getting it right the first time that his father built the company on back in 1980.
Frazier Plumbing has been the go-to plumber in Bluff City for over 45 years. Andrew Frazier runs the business today — the same family, the same phone number, and the same commitment to getting it right the first time that his father built the company on back in 1980.
We handle everything from a leaking water heater to a full commercial plumbing installation. If you're in Bluff City, Blountville, Piney Flats, or anywhere in Sullivan County, we're your local plumber.
Hours
We're open 24/7 for emergencies
Licensed plumbers in Bluff City for residential and commercial work. Services include:
Quick, dependable repairs for toilets, faucets, and plumbing fixtures.
Accurate leak detection and long-lasting repairs to prevent water damage.
Professional drain cleaning to clear clogs, improve flow, and prevent future blockages.
Expert water heater repair, replacement, and installation for reliable hot water.
Fast 24/7 emergency plumbing service for burst pipes, leaks, clogs, and urgent repairs.
Installation, repair, and maintenance for sump pumps and outdoor water systems.
Reliable plumbing installation, repair, and maintenance for businesses of all sizes.
Plumbing upgrades and installations for kitchen, bathroom, and whole-property remodels.
Inspection, repair, and replacement of main sewer and water lines.
Bluff City is a small Sullivan County town of about 1,800 people on US Highway 11E, incorporated in 1887. Frazier Plumbing is based here, and the business has served Bluff City homes and businesses since 1980.
Water in Bluff City comes from the town's own Bluff City Water Department, a locally owned system that serves about 2,800 people through roughly 1,200 connections. Sewage from Bluff City is collected and treated through the City of Bristol's system, so a problem with a main line can involve the town, the City of Bristol, or just your own plumbing. Your utility bill shows who serves your address.
In a small town with its own water system, the first question on a pressure or water-quality problem is whether it's in your house or on the utility's side. If neighbors have the same low pressure or discolored water, it's more likely the utility's main. If only your house has it, the cause is usually a failing pressure regulator, a partly closed or corroded shutoff valve, or supply lines that have rusted from the inside.
Drain problems follow the same logic. A slow drain at one fixture is usually a local clog. Slow drains at several fixtures, or gurgling when another fixture runs, point to the main line, and a backup into the lowest drain in the house (a basement floor drain or tub) is the classic sign of a blocked sewer line.
Water heater replacement. Removal of an old, failing electric water heater and installation of a new energy-efficient tank water heater in Bluff City, TN.

Old water heater

New water heater installation
Pedestal sink installation. Installation of a new classic white pedestal sink with brushed nickel faucet in a Bluff City powder room.

New pedestal sink installation