Reynolds Plumbing

04/11/2026

3/4 pvc schedule 20 connection blew completely apart!

12/25/2025

Extending warm wishes for a joyous Christmas to all! Your continued support is greatly appreciated.

12/24/2025

The tank has been compromised by time🕚

12/13/2025

🚨FREEZING WEATHER🚨
Everybody be sure to remove your garden hoses from your outside spigots before the cold front comes in tonight!! Also, before going to bed, ensure you have both the hot and cold sides of one or multiple faucets dripping steadily!

🚨REMINDER🚨
With below freezing weather coming in this winter, make sure water hoses are disconnected from the outside spigots or they will burst and could cause a flood in your basement or crawl space!


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12/08/2025

It was time for another Habitat for Humanity collaboration! Always a rewarding experience to donate some labor for a good cause. We completed the plumbing phase of the project throughout this weekend and today.
Thank you to all of our customers for giving us the ability to give back as it is very important to us. We are so grateful and blessed to have your loyalty and support! Merry Christmas 🎄

11/13/2025

Leaking water heater? It might not be busted!
Water heaters have a temperature and pressure gauge protecting the unit and your waterlines from rupturing. When the pressure in your house constantly runs higher than desired, it can induce long term stress leading to the T&P valve to release water/excess pressure creating the illusion of a busted water heater! In this case this home didn’t even have a PRV installed at the time of building to protect it agaisnt pressure surges, so we took care of that, as well as replacing the stressed out T&P valve. The result, better than inspected outcome with a little extra work and full transparency, and another happy customer!

10/07/2025

Voted best of Clarksville 2025 🎉
Thank you Clarksville for your continued support in keeping our small family business going strong another year! Being a small company that doesn’t pay for advertisements or leads, we solely rely on our workmanship, cost efficiency, and reputation for “word of mouth” advertising and repeat customers. We simply couldn’t survive without all of you so if you or someone you know needs a plumber let them know we’re here to help! From the bottom of our hearts thank you!

09/09/2025

Congratulations Justin for 6 years of excellence, dedication, and hard work with us at Reynolds Plumbing! Your hard work and dedication never goes unnoticed and you have been a blessing to us and all of our customers over the years.

05/22/2025

The water pressure on this customers house was extremely high so we had to replace their pressure reducing valve with 2 of them to get it down to a safe operating level. I get asked about these all the time “are they important enough to worry about” the answer is YES!

Pressure reducing valves (PRVs) are probably the most important fixture in your house because they keep your plumbing safe and efficient. The PRV is the first thing your waterline goes through when it gets into your house. Basically, they lower the water pressure coming from the street to a level that's safe for your home's pipes and appliances. (50psi)

High water pressure can cause all sorts of problems, like bursting fittings, dripping faucets, damaged appliances, or even funny noises like squealing or banging. PRVs prevent these issues by ensuring the water pressure stays at a manageable level. (50psi) This not only saves you money on repairs but also extends the lifespan of your waterlines and plumbing fixtures.

We recommend that homeowners check their water pressure at least twice a year. Once in the spring before summer, and once in the fall before winter is a good ratio in between heavy usage seasons. We know yall love that high shower pressure, but you gotta ask yourself if it’s worth potential problems down the road! 😁💧