Virginia Class C contractor license #2705189598.[1]
LSC Plumbing Inc. is a Mechanicsville plumbing contractor with no public storefront. It takes emergency calls at any hour and also handles water heaters, leak repairs, drain cleaning and remodel plumbing. Call the main line or use the request form on its site.
About LSC Plumbing
LSC Plumbing Inc. holds a Virginia Class C contractor license with a plumbing specialty, first issued in January 2024. Its site gives Mechanicsville as its location but prints no street address, and Google lists it as a service-area plumber with no storefront to visit. The site calls the company "Locally owned and operated". Its Facebook page says the team has more than 15 years of hands-on experience in the trade.
Emergency work is the first thing the site sells. It says the company is open 24 hours a day, every day, for burst pipes, severe leaks and backed-up sewer lines, and its advice for an emergency is to shut off the main water valve and then call. Its FAQ says a plumber can usually arrive within 30 to 60 minutes in the Richmond and Mechanicsville areas and that regular calls usually get a same-day or next-day appointment. Those are the company's estimates, not times we checked.
Beyond emergencies, the site lists repairs from leaky faucets to pipe repair, hidden-leak detection, drain cleaning, tank and tankless water heater work, and fixture installs for kitchens and baths. It also lists plumbing for bathroom and kitchen remodels, new construction, and commercial clients such as restaurants and office buildings. Its project gallery shows bathroom renovations, shower, tub, toilet and vanity installs, crawl space work and a main water line replacement.
A Class C license matters for bigger jobs. Under Virginia law, a Class C contractor may take single contracts over $1,000 and under $30,000, with a yearly total under $250,000. For a large remodel, check that the written estimate fits that limit. The site says it gives free written estimates before any work starts.
The site header carries a second number, (252) 576-8280. That is a North Carolina area code, and the Facebook page says the company serves both the Richmond area and the Outer Banks of North Carolina. For work in Hanover County, use the 804 number.
LSC Plumbing services
- Emergency plumbing: burst pipes, severe leaks and backed-up sewer lines, 24 hours a day.
- Plumbing repairs: leaky faucets, pipe repair and replacement.
- Leak detection: finding and fixing hidden water leaks.
- Water heaters: repair, maintenance and replacement, tank and tankless.
- Drain cleaning: clogged drains cleared.
- Fixture installation: faucets, sinks, toilets, tubs, showers and vanities.
- Renovation plumbing: kitchen and bathroom remodels, pipe rerouting.
- Residential plumbing: new construction, remodels and maintenance.
- Commercial plumbing: restaurants, office buildings and other businesses.
Known for: 24-hour emergency calls · Bathroom remodel plumbing · Tank and tankless water heaters
Hours
Open 24 hours, seven days a week, for emergencies (company site and Google listing).
What to know before you call
- The site promises free written estimates before work begins and lists "Written warranties on work". Ask what the warranty covers and for how long; the site does not say.[2]
- Payment by major credit and debit cards, cash or check, according to the site, which also mentions financing for larger projects without giving terms.[2]
- The company's Class C license limits a single contract to under $30,000. Larger jobs need a Class B or A contractor.[1][3]
- The header lists two numbers: (804) 238-8190 and (252) 576-8280. The 804 number is the one on its Google listing.[2][4]
How to hire a licensed plumber in Virginia
- Plumbing work over $1,000 needs a Virginia Board for Contractors license. Search the company's name or number on DPOR's License Lookup before you sign anything.[3][5][6]
- The license class caps the size of the job. Class C covers jobs over $1,000 and under $30,000, Class B covers $30,000 to under $150,000, and Class A covers $150,000 and up. A higher class means a bigger allowed contract; it says nothing about workmanship.[3]
- A plumbing contractor must hold a master plumber license as a condition of its contractor license, so the record should name a master tradesman.[3]
- Read the specialties on the license. Look for Plumbing (PLB), and Gas Fitting (GFC) for gas lines and gas appliances. A Home Improvement (HIC) license alone does not cover plumbing or gas work.[7]
LSC Plumbing questions
Is LSC Plumbing licensed in Virginia?
Yes. LSC Plumbing holds Virginia contractor license 2705189598 on the DPOR Class C list, with a plumbing specialty. It was first certified on January 22, 2024 and expires January 31, 2028. A Class C contractor may take single jobs over $1,000 and under $30,000. The site also says its plumbers are insured and carry workers' compensation coverage.[1][2][3]
Does LSC Plumbing take emergency calls at night?
Yes. The site says it is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and its Google listing shows it open 24 hours. For a burst pipe, the site says to shut off the main water valve first and then call (804) 238-8190. It estimates a 30 to 60 minute arrival around Mechanicsville and Richmond.[2][4]
What areas does LSC Plumbing serve?
Its site names Mechanicsville, Richmond, Glen Allen, Ashland, Hanover, Henrico, Chesterfield, Midlothian and Short Pump, and asks callers elsewhere to confirm first. The company has no storefront and works out of Mechanicsville. Its Facebook page adds Sandston and Tappahannock, and says it also serves the Outer Banks in North Carolina.[2][8]
Does LSC Plumbing give free estimates?
Yes, according to its site. It says a technician looks at the problem, explains what needs to be done and gives a written estimate before any work starts, with no hidden fees. The site lists no prices, so the estimate is the only way to know the cost. Larger projects may qualify for financing, the site says, without giving terms.[2]
Does LSC Plumbing work on water heaters?
Yes. The site lists repair, maintenance and replacement for both tank and tankless water heaters and says it works on all major brands. It also offers to help choose a new unit. Water heater work is one of six core services in the site footer, along with repairs, leak detection, drain cleaning, fixtures and emergency calls.[2]
How we checked
Source-checked Oct 29, 2026 · 9 dated sources
Why we listed them
LSC Plumbing works from a home base in Mechanicsville and has no public storefront. Its site names Mechanicsville as its home town, and its state contractor license is filed at a residence in Hanover County. It serves Mechanicsville, Hanover County and the Richmond area.[1][2]
License and history
- VA Class C #2705189598 · Contractor (Plumbing (PLB)). Expires Jan 31, 2028; checked Oct 29, 2026.[1]
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