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Three-bathroom PEX repipe in Greenville
Water supply lines replaced with PEX for a three-bathroom home, with new shower valves.
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A licensed Master Plumber on every job
SC license CLM.117181 NC license L.38212 864-438-0525
Shower valve repair for showers that drip, scald, run cold or will not shut off. We repair the valve, or replace it with one that keeps the temperature steady.
A licensed Master Plumber on every job
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A dripping shower almost always has a worn cartridge or seals inside the shower valve. Replacing the cartridge usually stops it. If the valve is old or parts are unavailable, Ethical Plumbing replaces the valve with a pressure-balanced or thermostatic one. Call 864-438-0525.
Behind your shower handle is a valve that mixes hot and cold water. When it wears, the shower drips, the handle gets stiff, or the temperature jumps when someone flushes a toilet.
Many valves can be repaired by replacing the cartridge, often without opening the wall. Older valves, especially in homes from before the 1990s, may not have parts available or may lack the anti-scald protection newer valves have. Then the right fix is a new valve, which means opening the wall behind the shower or from an access panel. We explain which you need before starting.
Call when you notice:

The usual fix for drips and stiff handles.
Hold the temperature steady when other fixtures run.
Set an exact temperature and keep it.
Fix water that will not switch to the showerhead.
A slow shower drain is usually hair and soap buildup a few inches below the grate, and it is one of the most common calls we get. If clearing the trap does not help, or the tub drains slowly too, see drain cleaning.
You get a written price before work starts. It depends on:
You book a time
Online or by phone. We confirm your arrival window and call when the plumber is on the way, or text or email if we cannot reach you.
We find the cause
A licensed Master Plumber diagnoses the problem and explains it in plain terms.
You choose, in writing
You get your options side by side with written prices. Nothing starts until you approve.
We fix it and walk you through it
Clean work area, tested result, and a walkthrough before we leave.
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Water supply lines replaced with PEX for a three-bathroom home, with new shower valves.
See the full jobEvery job starts with a diagnosis from a licensed Master Plumber, not a sales pitch. We explain what we found in plain terms, show you the options side by side, and put the prices in writing before anything starts. If a repair makes more sense than a replacement, we say so.
We treat your home like a job site that people live in: shoe covers on, work area protected, cleaned up before we leave, and a walkthrough of what we did. Ethical Plumbing has served the Upstate for 16+ years, and our team brings 100+ years of combined plumbing experience. You can meet our plumbers or read what customers say.
Every review here is from a real customer. Names are shortened for privacy.
Ivan came to install a gas access valve in our kitchen so we could switch to a gas range. He worked quickly and efficiently, and even cleaned up drywall dust before he left. I would absolutely recommend him
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent experience with this plumbing company. Dominique and Brandon provided outstanding communication from start to finish. The quality of their work was exceptional, and they completed every repair professionally and with great attention to detail. They replaced an isolation valve…
They sent 2 trucks out to my house and not only did they fix my tub they cleaned it!! They were super friendly and professional I’d highly recommend them.
We serve homes in 6 counties across the Upstate and western North Carolina. Towns with a local page are linked.
Greenville County, SC
Spartanburg County, SC
Pickens County, SC
Anderson County, SC
Henderson County, NC
Polk County, NC
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Often, if there is an access panel behind the shower or the new trim covers the opening. Otherwise some tile must come out. We explain before starting.
Your valve is not pressure-balanced. A pressure-balanced or thermostatic valve fixes it.
Usually a few hours, plus any wall repair.
A valve that adjusts automatically when water pressure changes, so the temperature stays steady.
A few drips from water left in the showerhead is normal. A steady drip means a worn cartridge.
Usually a clogged showerhead or flow restrictor, or a partly blocked valve cartridge.
Yes. The diverter in the spout wears out and the spout is replaced.
Yes. We install valves, drains and supply lines for shower remodels.
Ready when you are
A Master Plumber will find the cause, explain it in plain terms, and put your options in writing before any work starts.