Fred Weston Plumbing, Inc.

10/16/2026

💧 Did you know these common items can cause clogged drains?
Have you ever had a drain clog because of one of these? Share your experience below! 👇

10/08/2026

🚰 Broken sink? Fixed in a flash!
Another bathroom upgrade completed! Fred Weston Plumbing teamed up with locally owned Maryville Top Shop, Inc to replace this broken sink with a beautiful new vanity — complete with new plumbing underneath to keep everything running smoothly.
We love helping local homeowners get their plumbing back in working order while giving their space a fresh new look! 🔧✨

09/25/2026

🔧 Another washer & dryer relocation project completed!
This customer wanted to move their washer and dryer into a new space, so we ran new hot and cold water lines to the room to make it happen.

We’re always happy to help our customers make their homes work better for them!

Whether it’s a small upgrade or a bigger plumbing project, Fred Weston Plumbing is here to help get the job done right!

09/15/2026

🔧 Before & After: PRV Installation

A Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV) helps regulate municipal water pressure before it enters your home, keeping the pressure at a safe and usable level.
For this customer, we installed a new PRV, set it to the proper PSI, and properly insulated the valve to help protect it from the elements.
Another job done right and another customer protected from the problems that can come with excessive water pressure. 💧

09/05/2026

Congratulations to Maryville Top Shop, Inc on 40 years of business! It’s been great doing business with you all over these years. It was a joy to sponsor such a great achievement! We enjoyed celebrating this milestone with you!

07/10/2026

06/22/2026

Fred Weston Plumbing replaced the existing water distribution piping throughout the home and installed a new water heater. The scope of work included the removal of all existing galvanized and copper water lines previously installed in the home. Fred Weston Plumbing supplied and installed new PEX water line piping throughout the house. The technician also installed the new water filter and associated fittings supplied by the homeowner.
The project included the installation of a new 3/4" main water shut-off ball valve and a new pressure reducing valve (PRV) supplied by Fred Weston Plumbing. In addition, the technician removed the existing water heater and installed a new 50-gallon Bradford White natural gas power vent water heater in the basement. Installation included running new 2" PVC vent piping to the rear of the home, installing a new 3/4" ball valve, and installing a new thermal expansion tank supplied by Fred Weston Plumbing.
All piping, fittings, and water heater connections were professionally installed and tested upon completion to verify proper operation and confirm that no leaks were present.

06/10/2026

We are a locally owned and operated company, proudly serving our community with excellent plumbing services.

We are not a big corporate company, we have a small office and small staff. We only hire skilled plumbers with integrity and strive to keep a high standard for our employees. However, we are always looking to add to our team.

That means a small, skilled team, hands-on project management, quality equipment, and smart business practices.

You will receive professional-grade work, attention to detail, and high-quality results.

Whatever your plumbing needs, we’ve got you covered. Give us a call @865-983-4434
Or visit our website @
Maryvilleplumber.com

You can check out our 5 star reviews. We are grateful for this community!

Fred Weston Plumbing is your full-service, professional, plumbing company - serving Maryville, Blount, Knox, and the surrounding counties.

01/23/2026

Winter Storm & Potential Prolonged Outages Notice

The National Weather Service has indicated there is an approaching severe winter storm that is expected to impact Alcoa and Blount County this weekend. The Alcoa Electric Department is closely monitoring conditions, and staff is preparing for potential hazardous travel and power outages. Alcoa Electric encourages customers to stay aware of the forecasted weather and the potential impacts that may occur. Below are some helpful tips to assist in preparation for potential prolonged power outages:

Preparation:
-Have flashlights, extra batteries, blankets, and additional warm clothes readily available
-Make sure to charge phones and any necessary medical devices ahead of the storm
-Prepare an emergency kit with food, water, and any essential medications
-Top off the fuel in your vehicles as an alternate place to seek warmth
-If the primary heat source for your home is electric, stock an alternative heat source
-Protect exposed water pipes and drip faucets overnight as temperatures drop well below freezing
-Stay aware and informed: periodically monitor weather updates and stay in contact with family and friends

If You Experience an Outage:
-Please report your outage as soon as possible: 865-380-4890 or https://outageportal.cityofalcoa-tn.gov/Outages
-Stay away from downed power lines and report them immediately to Alcoa Electric and 911. Always assume power lines are still energized
-If a power line falls on your vehicle, stay inside and report it immediately to 911and Alcoa Electric
-Never operate generators, gas grills, or propane heaters indoors or in closed garages
-Never plug a portable generator into a wall outlet. This can backfeed electricity onto the power grid and is an extreme safety hazard for our linemen and engineers
-When using a fireplace or wood stove, make sure it is properly installed and well-ventilated
-Do not use ovens or stovetops as a heating source
-Open flames should never be left unattended
-Know where your water main shut-off valve is in case a water pipe bursts
-Keep refrigerator and freezer doors closed as much as possible
-Periodically check in with family and friends
-Periodically monitor outage status on Alcoa Electric’s outage portal (https://outageportal.cityofalcoa-tn.gov/Outages)

Your safety and the safety of our staff is more important than convenience. Taking proper steps now to prepare can prevent injuries, fires, and potential carbon monoxide poisoning during the impacts of this winter storm.