Southeastern Mechanical and Plumbing LLC
Auburn, Alabama 36875
Mechanical and plumbing crews wired into Auburn-Opelika construction.
About
Southeastern Mechanical and Plumbing LLC is a Seale-based mechanical contractor that runs north into the greater Auburn-Opelika market on commercial and residential projects. The Seale ZIP, 36875, sits on the Lee-Russell line and gives the shop a logical service radius that includes Auburn, Opelika, and the Phenix City corridor.
The company is background-checked and verified through HomeAdvisor for all applicable Alabama state-level licensing. That third-party verification matters most on new construction sites and bid work, where general contractors review subcontractor credentials before turning over rough-in scope.
Services skew toward mechanical plumbing and gas piping alongside the standard commercial and residential service work. New construction is a meaningful slice of the schedule, which separates the shop from service-truck-only competitors in the area.
Services
- Run mechanical plumbing scope on commercial new builds
- Install residential plumbing on new construction homes
- Provide service work on existing commercial and residential systems
- Run gas piping for appliances, ranges, and equipment
- Coordinate plumbing with general contractors and project managers
Service Area
Serving Auburn, Opelika, Phenix City, Smiths Station, Salem, Loachapoka.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of projects does Southeastern Mechanical and Plumbing typically take?
Southeastern Mechanical and Plumbing LLC works on a mix of commercial and residential projects, with notable weight on new construction plumbing rather than purely service-call work. The mechanical-contractor framing in the company name signals a fit for general contractors looking for a plumbing sub on schools, retail buildouts, and custom-home rough-ins across the Auburn-Opelika and Phenix City corridor.
Where is Southeastern Mechanical and Plumbing LLC based?
Southeastern Mechanical and Plumbing LLC operates from ZIP 36875 in Seale, Alabama, on the Lee-Russell county line. That base puts the shop within an easy drive of Auburn, Opelika, and the Phenix City area, which is the working service footprint. The Seale location is part of why the company shows up on Auburn-area bid lists alongside contractors based directly inside Lee County.
Is the company licensed for Alabama plumbing work?
Yes. Southeastern Mechanical and Plumbing LLC has been background-checked and verified through HomeAdvisor for all applicable Alabama state-level licensing. That verification covers the license credentials needed to perform plumbing work in the state and is one of the trust signals general contractors look for when choosing a plumbing sub for permitted commercial or residential construction in the Auburn area.
Does Southeastern Mechanical handle gas piping?
Gas piping is a listed service for Southeastern Mechanical and Plumbing LLC. That covers connections for ranges, water heaters, and commercial equipment, and it pairs naturally with the new-construction work the shop already does. Pulling gas piping in-house rather than subbing it out is helpful on tighter project schedules where coordination across separate gas and plumbing subs would slow the build.
Do they take residential service calls or only new construction?
Southeastern Mechanical and Plumbing LLC lists service work alongside its new-construction commercial and residential plumbing services. So the shop will take service calls on existing systems, but the bulk of the operation is built around mechanical contracting and project work rather than the high-volume same-day service-call model used by some Auburn franchise plumbers. Scheduling expectations should be set accordingly.
Why is being verified on HomeAdvisor relevant?
Verification on HomeAdvisor signals that Southeastern Mechanical and Plumbing LLC has passed background and licensing checks against Alabama's state-level requirements. For homeowners hiring directly, that is one of the few publicly visible third-party credentials. For general contractors, it is a signal that the sub will hold up on insurance and licensing audits during a bonded project, reducing risk at the bid stage.