Best Plumbers in Lexington, VA
4 verified plumbers serving Lexington. Compare ratings, read reviews, and get free estimates.
Ranked Pros
4
scored & compared
Average Cost
$135–$450
per visit
Top Score
40/100
HomeProx rating
Service Area
Lexington
Independent City
How we rank plumbers
Every business gets a HomeProx Score (0-100) based on multiple trust signals. Here is how the score breaks down:
30
Google Rating
20
Review Volume
15
VA License
15
Yelp Rating
Additional points for BBB accreditation (10), free estimates (5), and web presence (5). Rankings are updated hourly.
Hiring a plumber in Lexington
We tracked 4 plumbers working in Lexington, VA and scored each one on the signals that actually matter when a contractor is walking into your home: Google and Yelp reviews at scale, verified Virginia DPOR licensing, BBB standing, and whether they publish pricing or offer free estimates. Typical plumber pricing in the Independent City area runs $135–$450 per visit, though the ends of that range reflect very different jobs.
If you're hiring for plumbing work in Lexington, focus on three things: check the license at dpor.virginia.gov, get at least three written estimates (pricing spreads are wider than homeowners expect), and read the 1-star reviews — they tell you more about the operation than the 5-stars do. Below is the ranked list; each profile has the review themes, pricing range, and credential check for that specific business.
4 Plumbers, ranked
Why #1: 4.1-star Google rating (13 reviews). offers free estimates.
Why #2: 5.0-star Google rating (2 reviews). offers free estimates.
Why #3: 1.8-star Google rating (5 reviews). offers free estimates.
Why #4: Offers free estimates.
Cost Guide
$135–$450
per visit
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How to Hire a Plumber in Lexington
Finding a reliable plumber in Lexington, VA starts with understanding what drives costs and quality in the Independent City area. We've compiled 4 verified professionals to help you compare.
Key Cost Factors
- Type of repair: A simple faucet replacement runs $150-$250, while repiping a bathroom can exceed $2,000. Virginia homes built before 1970 may have galvanized pipes that add complexity.
- Emergency vs scheduled: After-hours and weekend calls typically carry a 1.5-2x surcharge. In the Charlottesville area, a $200 scheduled repair can become $350-$400 on a Sunday or holiday.
- Parts needed: Standard parts like wax rings or supply lines cost $10-$30, but specialty fixtures or custom-order valves for older Virginia homes can run $200+ and add lead time.
- Accessibility of pipes: Exposed basement pipes are straightforward, but pipes buried in finished walls or under concrete slabs require demolition work that can double labor costs. Many older Charlottesville homes have crawl spaces with limited clearance.
Tips for Hiring
- Get at least 3 written estimates before deciding
- Verify licensing through Virginia DPOR (Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation)
- Ask for proof of insurance and bonding
- Check online reviews on multiple platforms
- Ask for references from recent jobs in the Lexington area