Fairfax Station, VA · Fairfax County
Trusted residential plumbing for Fairfax Station homes.
Quick answer
LeMaster Plumber is a family-owned plumbing company serving Fairfax Station, Fairfax County, with 24/7 emergency service and honest, upfront pricing. From our base in Centreville we cover Fairfax Station homes for drain & sewer, water heaters, leaks and repairs, fixtures, repiping, and emergencies. Call (703) 832-9090 to reach a licensed plumber in Fairfax Station.
Fairfax Station is a quiet, wooded community of large-lot single-family homes along Ox Road and Popes Head Road, near Burke Lake Park and the historic Fairfax Station Railroad Museum. Many properties here sit on acreage with private well and septic systems, and the combination of mature trees and long sewer or supply runs shapes the plumbing work these homes tend to need.
Serving neighborhoods like South Run, Crosspointe, the Popes Head Road area, Hampton Forest and the areas around Burke Lake Park, we bring the same upfront pricing and licensed, insured work to every Fairfax Station home. Because we're based nearby in Centreville, Fairfax Station is well within our fast-response area — and for active emergencies we dispatch right away, any hour.
Why LeMaster Plumber
You approve the price before we start — no surprises and no pressure. You’ll always know the cost before any work begins.
Every job is backed by proper training, the right permits, and a workmanship guarantee.
We show up on time, protect your space, and leave the job cleaner than we found it.
Just outside Fairfax Station? We cover the surrounding area too:
Need a plumber in Fairfax Station? Pick your own appointment time online.
Or call (703) 832-9090 — we answer 24/7.
Yes — we serve Fairfax Station, including the South Run, Crosspointe, Popes Head Road, and Ox Road areas near Burke Lake Park.
Yes. A number of Fairfax Station homes are on private well and septic, and we service well pumps, pressure tanks, and water treatment, along with the plumbing side of septic connections and standard repairs.
They can be. Many Fairfax Station lots are heavily treed, and roots are drawn to older or longer sewer laterals. A camera inspection shows whether roots are the cause of a recurring backup so the fix is targeted.
Get In Touch
Pick your own appointment time online in about a minute — or call for emergencies, or send a few details with the form and we'll get right back to you.
