About Acme Plumbing in the Low Country

Licensed Plumbing and Gas Contractor Established in 2002

Acme Plumbing is a licensed plumbing and gas contractor serving residential and commercial clients throughout the Low Country. Since 2002, we've built our reputation on handling projects of all scales—from major hospital expansion projects to routine service calls and new construction installations.

Our management team brings over 60 years of combined plumbing and gas experience to every project. This depth of knowledge means we understand the technical requirements for complex commercial systems and the practical concerns homeowners face with everyday plumbing issues. Whether you're dealing with gas line installations that require precise pressure testing or water heater replacements in older homes, our experience translates directly into reliable solutions.

We approach every service call and construction project with the same level of attention. When you contact us for a minor leak, you receive the same thorough assessment we'd provide for a commercial renovation. Our team evaluates the immediate issue, identifies any underlying concerns, and explains your options clearly before proceeding with repairs.

Our licensing as both plumbing and gas contractors allows us to serve as a single point of contact for projects involving both systems. You won't need separate contractors for water supply lines and gas connections—we handle the coordination, permitting, and inspection scheduling for both.

Reach out to schedule a consultation and learn how our experience can benefit your next project.

Comprehensive Service Range Across the Low Country

Based in Summerville, we've built our service approach around the principle that plumbing problems don't respect business hours or project size. Our team responds to emergency calls with the same urgency we bring to planned commercial installations. This consistency stems from having experienced technicians who've worked across the full spectrum of plumbing and gas systems.

The Low Country's coastal climate creates specific challenges for plumbing systems—humidity affects pipe corrosion rates, and seasonal temperature swings impact water heater performance. Our decades of work in this region mean we anticipate these factors when recommending materials and maintenance schedules.

We emphasize customer education and preventative maintenance because informed clients make better decisions about their plumbing systems. During service calls, we explain what we're observing, why certain issues develop, and what steps can prevent future problems. This transparency helps you understand whether you need an immediate repair or can plan for a future upgrade.



Our commercial experience with projects like hospital expansions requires coordination with multiple trades, strict adherence to medical facility codes, and zero tolerance for system failures. These same standards apply when we're installing a new water heater in your home—the craftsmanship doesn't change based on project size..