Plumber in Potts Camp, MS

Potts Camp is located along the US 78 and I-22 corridor in eastern Marshall County, and it is a peaceful rural community made up of country homes, farms, and small local businesses. The spread out nature of the properties and the reliance on private systems both shape what good plumbing looks like out here, and we have spent 25 years learning how to work with both.

Properties in Potts Camp require reliable water supply lines, durable water heaters, and working waste treatment systems built to handle country demands. We locate and repair or replace leaking main water supply lines running from the meter to Potts Camp homes, often across spacious rural yards, using durable materials built for the distance and the soil. Main water line repair is a big part of what we do here, and we do it with master plumber oversight so the new line holds up.

Tankersley Plumbing delivers professional plumbing repairs, drain cleaning, and water line replacements throughout Potts Camp. We clear stubborn kitchen, bath, and main line clogs and run sewer camera inspections when a clog keeps coming back to find the real cause underground, whether it is roots, a crack, or a sag in an aging line. We also repair and replace tank and tankless water heaters, sized to the household and the country demand on the system.

We also maintain residential wastewater treatment plants across Potts Camp and rural Marshall County. Many homes out here run on private onsite systems rather than city sewer, and we inspect and service those treatment plants so they keep running clean and to code. This service is available for our Mississippi customers, and we treat it as one of the most important rural specialties on our list.

Potts Camp is in our extended service area, so we do not promise same day response out here. Please call us at (901) 282-6989 for an arrival window when booking your plumbing repair. We are a small, local team of four, which means you talk to the people doing the work and owner Shad Tankersley answers for every job, the standard we have held since we opened on January 1, 2001.

Because Potts Camp sits out along the I-22 corridor, a lot of the homes we serve here are on acreage with long private driveways and water lines that run a good distance from the road, and that distance is its own challenge. A leak under a long rural yard is harder to find and harder to dig, which is exactly why we lean on camera inspection and careful locating before we put a shovel in the ground. We respect a rural homeowner's land, and we keep the footprint of a water line repair as small as we can while still doing it right.