Edwards Plumbing & Heating
Montgomery, Alabama 36107
Three-quarters of a century of Montgomery plumbing under one name.
About
Edwards Plumbing & Heating opened in 1948 as a plumbing and hardware store in Montgomery, expanded into installing mechanical systems in 1959, and eventually dropped the hardware division to focus entirely on full-service plumbing, heating, and air conditioning. The Jean Street shop now anchors a family-owned operation that has held the Edwards name in continuous use for over seventy-five years.
Because the company started inside a hardware counter, the field crews still treat parts inventory and standard fixtures as something to be picked from a shelf rather than ordered fresh for each call. That habit shapes how the shop quotes routine repairs and fixture replacements in Cottage Hill, Old Cloverdale, and the neighborhoods around the Capitol.
Full-service plumbing, heating, and air conditioning all run through the same Edwards office, with the mechanical-systems work that began in 1959 still part of the regular call mix in Montgomery and the surrounding River Region.
Services
- Repair and replace residential plumbing fixtures
- Service heating and air conditioning systems
- Install mechanical systems for new and remodeled homes
- Handle drain and water line repairs
- Coordinate plumbing with HVAC under one shop
Service Area
Serving Prattville, Wetumpka, Millbrook, Pike Road, Tallassee, Eclectic.
Frequently Asked Questions
When was Edwards Plumbing & Heating founded in Montgomery?
Edwards Plumbing & Heating was founded in 1948 in Montgomery, originally as a combined plumbing and hardware store. The company expanded into installing mechanical systems in 1959 and later dropped the hardware division to focus on full-service plumbing, heating, and air conditioning. That gives Edwards more than seventy-five years of continuous operation under the same name from the same Montgomery base.
Why does Edwards do heating and air alongside plumbing?
Edwards Plumbing & Heating took on mechanical systems work in 1959, eleven years into the company's history, and that addition reshaped the business into a combined plumbing and HVAC shop. Heating and air conditioning have been part of the regular service mix ever since, so a Montgomery customer can route a leaking valve, a dead furnace, or a failed condenser through the same Edwards office.
Where is Edwards Plumbing & Heating's current Montgomery shop?
Edwards Plumbing & Heating operates from 1540 Jean Street in the 36107 zip, in the eastern part of central Montgomery. The Jean Street location is where dispatch, parts inventory, and the company's mechanical-systems crews are based. From there, plumbers and HVAC technicians fan out across Montgomery proper and the immediate suburbs the company has served for decades.
Is Edwards still a family-owned plumbing company?
Edwards Plumbing & Heating is described as a family-owned, full-service plumbing, heating, and air conditioning company, and that ownership structure has been in place since the founding in 1948. Family ownership continues to shape how the Montgomery shop handles long-time customers, neighborhood referrals, and the kind of multi-decade callbacks that come with a business this old.
Can Edwards handle both plumbing and full mechanical-system installs?
Yes. Edwards Plumbing & Heating installs mechanical systems as part of its core service list and has done so since 1959. That capability sits alongside ordinary plumbing repair, fixture replacement, drain work, and HVAC service, so the same Edwards crew can scope a full mechanical replacement during a Montgomery remodel rather than splitting the trade between separate contractors.
What kind of plumbing work fills most of Edwards' Montgomery schedule?
Edwards Plumbing & Heating runs the full-service residential mix typical of an established Montgomery shop, including fixture replacement, leak repair, drain work, and water heater service. Combined with mechanical system installs and ongoing HVAC service, that workload keeps the Jean Street office busy across both trades. The company's age and reputation drive a steady flow of repeat residential clients in the city.