Cole Plumbing

Company Overview

Cole Plumbing Company has proudly served the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee since 1962. As a family-owned and operated business, we bring over sixty years of experience, commitment, and personalized service to every project. Whether you have a dripping faucet, a blocked drain, or require a complete plumbing installation, you can rely on us for trustworthy, dependable, and cost-effective solutions.

We focus on both residential and light commercial plumbing, providing a variety of services such as repairs, maintenance, water heater installations, pipe replacements, and emergency assistance. Our long-standing reputation is founded on trust, skill, and a strong commitment to our community.

By choosing Cole Plumbing, you’re engaging with a neighbor who values your home as much as you do. Call us today to learn why families in the area have depended on us for quality plumbing solutions.

From a young age, Papaw worked in plumbing in the Smoky Mountains, spending decades supporting local families and businesses. He mentored me, sharing his extensive knowledge of plumbing installations and repairs. Beyond plumbing skills, he taught me the importance of respect, honor, and taking pride in one’s work.

Over the years, the Smoky Mountains have undergone remarkable changes. Communities of hardworking individuals in this lesser-known area have evolved into a bustling tourist destination. Today, the stunning mountains are well-known and continue to captivate millions of visitors each year with their breathtaking beauty.

Through all these transformations, Cole Plumbing has been a beloved local choice for plumbing. The principles of reasonable pricing, community pride, and outstanding craftsmanship that Papaw taught me are still at the heart of my business today. Text, call, or email for estimates on residential, commercial, or construction projects.

Witnessing the respect my grandfather earned from the community and the pride he took in resolving plumbing issues inspired me to follow in his footsteps. He went beyond fixing leaks and unclogging drains—he fostered relationships, treated everyone fairly, and showed up when it mattered most. Watching him work taught me that being a plumber was more than a job; it was a way to serve the community with integrity. When he passed, I was inspired to uphold his legacy by delivering quality service, honest pricing, and the same care he offered to each customer.