Call Johnson when you need a plumber in Center Grove. We repair leaks, clogged drains, broken water heaters, and other common problems. We also install fixtures like faucets, tubs, and showers. Our family has served Johnson County for more than 58 years and three generations, and our licensed plumbers are always just a call away.
A lot of that work happens behind your walls. Water flows through supply lines, drains carry it away, and your water heater quietly keeps showers warm and dishes clean. Most of the time, you don't think about any of it until a leak, clog, or lack of hot water gets your attention. When that happens, one thing becomes abundantly clear: you need a licensed plumber, and you need one fast.
Whether you find a leaking pipe after dinner at Tried and True Alehouse or are dealing with a water heater that's ready to be replaced, you can count on Johnson. Our licensed plumbers handle everything from everyday repairs to larger projects.
Ron Griesemer has been around plumbing for as long as he can remember. His father owned a commercial plumbing company, giving Ron an early introduction to the trade.
In 2003, he purchased his father's company, continuing a family tradition that now spans three generations. Johnson Heating, Cooling, and Plumbing expanded its plumbing division in 2009 and has continued growing ever since. In 2015, the company acquired Kellie Plumbing.
Whether you live off Morgantown Road or State Road 135, you can count on us for plumbing service done right.
Whether you need routine service or an emergency plumber, we’re here to help.
Drain problems have a way of getting worse when they're ignored. A sink that empties slowly today can become a complete blockage tomorrow, while recurring backups often point to a larger issue somewhere in the sewer line. Whether you live near Honey Creek or closer to Independence Park, Johnson can keep your wastewater where it belongs.
Our sewer and drain services include:
A clogged kitchen sink, slow shower drain, or backed-up utility sink can throw off your entire day. Our team removes grease, soap residue, hair, and other common blockages so water flows freely again. If plungers and store-bought drain cleaners from Benge’s aren't solving the problem, it's time to bring in a professional.
Schedule Drain CleaningSome blockages cling to the inside of the pipe and continue causing trouble even after they're partially cleared. Hydro jetting uses high-pressure water to wash away grease, sludge, mineral buildup, and tree roots, leaving the pipe much cleaner than traditional methods. Compared with snaking, it clears far more of the residue that causes repeat clogs, and the hard water common across central Indiana makes it especially useful.
Book Hydro JettingOur specialized sewer cameras allow us to see inside underground pipes, helping our plumbers locate cracks, separated joints, and other hidden problems. That information lets us recommend sewer and drain repairs that actually make a difference.
Schedule a Camera InspectionA sewer line can fail for several reasons, including shifting soil, aging pipes, or invasive roots from willow or silver maple trees. You may notice multiple drains backing up, sewage odors, or unusually wet patches in the yard. We identify the cause of the problem, explain your repair options, and complete the work with your approval.
Schedule Sewer RepairThe average water heater spends years tucked away in a basement or utility room with very little attention. When it finally starts struggling, though, daily routines can change in a hurry. Cold showers, longer waits for hot water, and rising energy bills are all good reasons to have the system inspected.
Our water heater services include:
Not every water heater needs to be replaced. A faulty heating element, thermostat, or pressure relief valve can often be repaired, extending the life of the system. Our technicians will inspect the unit, explain what's causing the problem, and recommend the right repair.
Schedule Water Heater RepairWhen repairs become frequent, or the tank begins showing signs of age, water heater replacement near you may be the better long-term investment. We'll walk you through available tank sizes, fuel types, and efficiency ratings so you can choose a unit that fits your household's hot water demands.
Book Water Heater ReplacementWater heaters don't ask for much, but a little maintenance can make a noticeable difference. Flushing sediment from the tank, checking safety components, and inspecting connections all reduce unnecessary wear over time. Annual maintenance also gives our technicians the opportunity to catch developing issues before they leave you without hot water.
Schedule Water Heater MaintenanceFor some households, a traditional storage tank isn't the only option. Tankless water heaters warm water as it's needed, making them a popular choice for homeowners looking to save space or modernize an older plumbing system. Whether you're considering a new installation or need service for an existing unit, our team is ready to help.
About Tankless Water HeatersMost homeowners don't think much about their water until something starts looking, tasting, or feeling different. Maybe it's a chalky film on the shower door, spots that keep showing up on clean dishes, or soap that seems harder to rinse away. Those everyday annoyances can point to water quality issues that affect both your plumbing and the fixtures you use every day.
We offer water quality solutions to help address those problems, including:
Averaging about 320 PPM, or roughly 19 grains per gallon, water in Center Grove is considered very hard. The increased mineral levels leave behind mineral deposits in fixtures and pipes. Installing a water softener helps reduce scale throughout your plumbing system while making cleaning and laundry a little easier.
Schedule Water Softener ServiceWater quality concerns aren't always the same from one property to the next. Some homeowners want to improve taste or odor, while others are looking to reduce sediment or address specific issues found in their water supply. We'll explain the available treatment options and help you choose a system that's a good fit for your home.
Book Water Treatment ServiceWhen something about your water changes, guessing rarely leads to the right solution. Water testing provides a clearer picture of what's coming through your plumbing, making it easier to determine whether treatment is needed. It's a smart first step for homeowners noticing discoloration, unusual smells, staining, or other changes in water quality.
Schedule Water TestingSome plumbing problems demand immediate attention, while others develop so gradually that they're easy to dismiss. A higher water bill, water stains under a sink, or a toilet that never seems to stop running can all point to issues worth addressing before they become more expensive repairs. Whether your home is near the Ivan Smith Tennis Complex or closer to Coventry Lane, our plumbers are nearby and ready to help.
No two repairs are exactly alike. A small pipe leak, worn shut-off valve, or failing fixture can each require a different approach. Our plumbers take the time to identify the source of the problem before making repairs, so you understand exactly what needs attention and why.
Schedule Plumbing RepairA toilet that clogs frequently, runs continuously, or leaks around the base can waste water and create unnecessary frustration. We'll inspect the fixture, identify the cause of the problem, and make necessary repairs.
Schedule Toilet RepairFaucets see constant use, and eventually wear begins to show. Whether you're replacing a fixture that's leaking, difficult to operate, or simply outdated, we'll install your new faucet carefully and check every connection.
Book Faucet ReplacementAdding a new gas range, replacing a water heater, or remodeling part of your home may require updates to the gas line. Our licensed plumbers provide gas line installation and repair services with attention to safety, code requirements, and long-term reliability.
Schedule Gas Line ServiceLeaks beneath a concrete foundation aren't always obvious. Warm spots on the floor, damp flooring, unexplained increases in your water bill, or the sound of running water when everything is turned off can all point to a slab leak. Our Center Grove plumbers use proven diagnostic methods to locate hidden leaks and recommend the most effective repair.
Learn About Slab Leak RepairSome equipment only gets noticed when it stops working. Sump pumps, well pumps, and backflow prevention devices all play an important role in moving water where it belongs and helping prevent costly problems.
Our plumbing pump services in Center Grove include:
A sump pump is often the first line of defense against groundwater entering a basement or crawl space. If the pump fails during a period of heavy rain, water can accumulate quickly and lead to expensive cleanup. We install, repair, and replace sump pumps to help homeowners prepare before the next storm arrives.
Schedule Sump Pump ServiceHomes with private wells rely on a properly functioning pump every day. Low water pressure, sputtering faucets, or an inconsistent water supply can all signal that the system needs attention. We diagnose well pump problems and provide repairs or replacements to keep water flowing throughout your home.
Book Well Pump ServiceClean drinking water should always flow in one direction. Backflow prevention devices help stop contaminated water from reversing into the potable water supply, making them an important part of many commercial properties and certain residential plumbing systems. We install, inspect, and service backflow prevention equipment for customers throughout the area.
Schedule Backflow Prevention ServiceCommercial plumbing comes with a different set of challenges than residential work. Restrooms, break rooms, kitchens, and utility spaces often see constant use throughout the workday, leaving little room for problems. When something goes wrong, timely service can help limit disruptions for both employees and customers.
We work with businesses throughout the area. Whether you manage a small office or a larger commercial property, our team will take the time to understand the problem, explain the available options, and complete the work with care.
Schedule Commercial Plumbing ServiceMost plumbing problems don't appear overnight. A faucet starts dripping. The toilet needs a second flush. The water heater doesn't seem to last through everyone's morning shower anymore. Those small changes are easy to live with for a while, but they're often the first sign that something needs attention. If you've noticed any of the following around your home, it's a good time to schedule an inspection:
A puddle beneath the kitchen sink or a stain spreading across the ceiling is hard to ignore. Other leaks stay hidden for much longer, quietly causing damage behind walls or beneath flooring. Finding and repairing a leak early can help limit water damage and avoid a more involved repair later.
Clearing the same drain every few weeks usually points to something more than a simple clog. Grease buildup, tree roots, damaged pipes, or problems farther down the sewer line can all cause recurring backups.
If your water bill from Citizens Energy Group has climbed but your daily routine hasn't changed, your plumbing may be using more water than you realize. Running toilets, hidden leaks, and underground pipe problems can waste thousands of gallons before they're discovered.
Banging pipes, gurgling drains, whistling fixtures, or a water heater that's suddenly rumbling are all worth having checked. Those sounds often provide clues about what's happening inside the plumbing system.
Whether you're scheduling a water heater replacement, planning a bathroom remodel, or dealing with a problem that can't wait, choosing the right pro can make all the difference. While price is certainly part of the decision, it's just as important to know who will be working in your home and what you can expect throughout the process. Here are a few things worth looking for before scheduling service:
Every home depends on plumbing, and eventually every homeowner needs a plumber they can trust. That's a responsibility we don't take lightly. When you invite our team into your home, you'll receive honest communication, careful workmanship, and recommendations based on what's best for your home.
We're proud of the positive Google reviews we've received from homeowners across the area, and we'd love the opportunity to show you why so many customers continue to recommend our team.
It depends on the job. Repairs are subject to fees. New system quotes, however, are complimentary.
Yes. Plumbing emergencies don't always happen during business hours, and our team is prepared to respond when urgent problems arise. If you're dealing with a burst pipe, major leak, sewer backup, or another plumbing emergency, you can reach us 24 hours a day.
Absolutely. Many homeowners schedule inspections before purchasing a home or starting a remodeling project. An inspection can uncover developing issues that may not be obvious yet, giving you the opportunity to address them before they become more significant.
Hard water is common throughout much of Central Indiana, including this part of Johnson County. Water hardness in the area ranges from 8 to 19 grains per gallon. Where your home falls depends on both your utility provider and address.
You can expect your water heater to last between eight and twelve years. Though this lifespan varies depending on the type of system, water quality, maintenance history, and how heavily it's used.
Yes. A slow drain isn't always an emergency, but it shouldn't be ignored either. If the same drain keeps clogging or multiple drains are slowing down at once, there may be a larger issue deeper in the plumbing or sewer line. Having it inspected early can often prevent a complete blockage later.
Start by turning off the water supply if you can safely do so, especially if the leak is large. Move valuables away from the affected area and do what you can to contain the water until a plumber arrives. The sooner the leak is addressed, the less chance it has to cause additional damage.
There's no single schedule that's right for every home, but a plumbing inspection every couple of years is a good starting point. Older homes, properties with mature trees, or systems that have experienced recurring problems may benefit from more frequent inspections. If you're unsure, our plumbers can recommend an inspection schedule based on your home's age and condition.