Commercial Plumbing in Greenbrier and Pocahontas Counties

Restaurants, inns, farms, churches and small commercial buildings — with after-hours coverage so a problem doesn't close you.

Dakota Workman — licensed journeyman plumber, West Virginia Division of Labor. Fully insured. Answering 24/7.

A plumbing failure at a business isn't an inconvenience, it's lost revenue — and in a tourism economy a bad weekend is a bad month. We cover commercial work across the Greenbrier Valley and Pocahontas County, with genuine after-hours response.

Who we work for

Restaurants & taverns

Grease line problems, floor drains, three- compartment sinks, dish machine hookups, water heaters sized for real demand, and backflow devices.

Inns, B&Bs & short-term rentals

Lewisburg, White Sulphur Springs, Snowshoe and the surrounding valley. Multi-bath properties, seasonal winterizing and opening, and fast turnarounds between guests.

Farms & agricultural

Stock waterers, frost-free hydrants, barn and outbuilding lines, high-demand well systems and buried run repair.

Churches, halls & community buildings

Often old plumbing, seasonal use and tight budgets. We prioritize what actually needs doing.

Shops, offices & retail

Restrooms, water heaters, service lines, ADA fixture work and code compliance.

Campgrounds & seasonal properties

Bathhouses, service lines, spring opening and fall winterizing on a schedule.

Preventive maintenance beats emergency rates

For restaurants and lodging especially, a scheduled walk-through — grease lines jetted, water heaters flushed and checked, backflow tested, shutoffs exercised, fixtures checked — costs a fraction of a Saturday night emergency call and a closed dining room. We'll set it on a schedule that matches your season.

Where we work

Lewisburg, Fairlea, Ronceverte, Caldwell, Maxwelton, White Sulphur Springs, Frankford, Renick, Williamsburg, Hillsboro, Marlinton, Mill Point, Buckeye, Slatyfork, Rainelle, Rupert, Quinwood, Alderson and Union — all of Greenbrier and Pocahontas counties, and into Monroe and Summers.