Lexington, SC · Towns, neighborhoods and ZIP codes
Which county and permit office is yours? Plumber service areas in Lexington, SC and nearby
This page lists the towns and neighborhoods we work in, the ZIP codes for the Lexington area and the counties involved, since a Lexington address can sit in Lexington County or, across the line near Columbia, in Richland County.
If you do not see your street, call and tell us your address and what is happening.
Towns and ZIP codes around Lexington
Towns and neighborhoods
- Lexington
- Seven Oaks
- Saint Andrews
- West Columbia
- Golden Hills
- Woodcreek
- Hope Ferry Plantation
- Saluda River Club
ZIP codes around Lexington
- 29071
- 29072
- 29073
Not sure which place your street belongs to?
Call (833) 571-0120 with your street and ZIP code and tell us what is happening.
Schematic map, not to scale; positions approximate.
Which county and permit office goes with your address?
The city on your mailing address is not always the place that sets the rules. Seven Oaks has a Columbia mailing address but sits in Lexington County. Saint Andrews also has a Columbia address and is in Richland County. West Columbia is a city in Lexington County with its own Water and Sewer department.
| Place | County | Where to ask about a permit |
|---|---|---|
| Lexington and its neighborhoods | Lexington County | Lexington County Community Development; the Town's own rules were not verified |
| Seven Oaks | Lexington County | Lexington County Community Development |
| Saint Andrews | Richland County | Richland County Building Inspections, 803-576-2140 |
| West Columbia | Lexington County | The City lists building permits on its site; confirm who issues plumbing permits at (803) 791-1880 |
Lexington County requires a permit to install or replace a plumbing, gas or mechanical system and exempts ordinary repairs. Ask your plumber who pulls the permit, whichever county you are in.
When several drains back up: whose line is it?
The Town of Lexington runs sewer service at (803) 358-1581. If several fixtures back up at once, ask the Town, or the entity on your sewer bill, whether its main is involved before paying for a private clearing. Our pages on clearing backed-up drains and repairing a sewer line cover the private side.
For a plumbing problem anywhere on this list, the full set of services is on the services page. Call with your address if you are unsure, and one of our plumbers will tell you what to do first.