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    Frazier Plumbing has been the go-to plumber in Bristol 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.

    Bristol's Plumber Since 1980

    Frazier Plumbing has been the go-to plumber in Bristol 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 Bristol or anywhere in Sullivan County, we're your local plumber.

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    Plumbing in Bristol, Tennessee

    Bristol, Tennessee is a Sullivan County city of about 27,000 people, incorporated in 1856 and sharing a state line with Bristol, Virginia, which sits across State Street. The two cities have separate governments, and this page is about Bristol, Tennessee. Water here is run by the City of Bristol and comes from the South Holston River. The city's water system serves about 12,000 customers plus five utility districts across Sullivan County, and the sanitary sewer system is jointly owned by Bristol, Tennessee and Bristol, Virginia.

    Frazier Plumbing is a family-owned, service-area business based in Bluff City, and we've served Bristol homes and businesses since 1980.

    Common Plumbing Problems in Bristol Homes

    Bristol has some of the oldest housing in the Tri-Cities. The Holston Avenue Neighborhood Historic District alone has buildings dating from 1900 to 1974, and homes that old have usually had their plumbing repaired in sections over the decades. That tends to leave mixed materials: original galvanized steel supply lines that rust from the inside and lower pressure, older cast iron or clay drain lines that corrode or fill with roots, and newer copper or PEX where something was replaced. A camera inspection of the sewer line is the quickest way to find out which you have, and whether a backup is yours or the city's to fix.

    Recent Bristol Work

    Bathtub and shower surround installation. Installation of a new white bathtub, wall surround with built-in shelving, and chrome shower trim kit in Bristol, TN.

    New bathtub and shower surround installation completed by Frazier Plumbing in Bristol, TN

    New bathtub and shower surround installation

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