Serving Cordova
Plumber in Cordova, TN
Dense late-eighties and nineties subdivisions, attic water heaters over garages, and the Germantown Parkway retail strip.
Get a free quoteAlmost all of Cordova went up in one long stretch of subdivision building from the mid-eighties into the 2000s, and that shows in the work. Countrywood, Rocky Point and the streets off Dexter and Macon share the same construction habits: slab-on-grade, plastic supply, and water heaters set in the attic or over the garage where a failed tank or a blocked pan drain damages ceilings before anyone notices. Grey polybutylene is still in plenty of the earlier houses.
Much of Cordova sits inside Memphis city limits, so permits and inspections go through the city rather than a separate suburban office — a practical difference from Germantown or Bartlett next door.
The area also has far more apartments, offices and strip retail than its neighbours, particularly along the Germantown Parkway corridor, which means grease traps, tenant fitouts and backflow devices alongside the housing. Low ground near the Wolf River and Shelby Farms adds wet-weather drainage problems.
Where we work in Cordova
- Countrywood
- Germantown Parkway corridor
- Shelby Farms Park
- Cordova Station
What Cordova calls us for
Water Heater Repair & Replacement
Attic and over-garage installations are the Cordova norm, and a failed pan drain wrecks ceilings fast.
Repiping
Early Cordova subdivisions were plumbed in polybutylene that gives no warning before a fitting lets go.
Commercial Plumbing
The Germantown Parkway retail and office strip turns over tenants constantly, and each fitout brings its own drainage and backflow work.
Drain Cleaning
Flat low ground toward the Wolf River bottoms makes slow drains worse after sustained rain.