Smiths Station is a Lee County bedroom community that grew up along the US-280 and US-431 corridor between Opelika and Phenix City, so most of what we see out here is 1980s-and-newer suburban housing on larger lots. JAPARCO is based across the river in Columbus, which puts us a short drive from the neighborhoods near the Smiths Station Sports Complex and the homes over toward Lake Oliver. We do drywall, painting, carpentry, tile, and flooring, plus small electrical and plumbing. Family-run and veteran-owned, in business since 2010, licensed in Georgia and insured.
Most plumbing calls aren’t disasters - they’re the steady drips and slow leaks that run up the water bill and rot out a cabinet while you’re not looking. We handle the everyday repairs a home actually needs: dripping and worn-out faucets, running or weak-flushing toilets, replacing faucets, sinks, toilets, and garbage disposals, re-seating supply lines and shutoff valves, and tracking down the leak under the sink before it warps the floor. In Smiths Station’s older homes and rentals we see a lot of corroded valves, mismatched parts from a previous quick fix, and fixtures that were overdue for replacement two tenants ago.
The approach is straightforward. We find the actual source instead of chasing the symptom, replace the failed part with the right one, and test it under pressure to make sure it holds before we pack up. If a repair overlaps with tile or a vanity, we can handle that side too, so you’re not juggling two crews on one bathroom. We’re a handyman shop focused on fixtures and supply lines - if a job needs a licensed specialty plumber for main drains or lines, we’ll tell you rather than take it on. Estimates are free, we give you the price before the work starts, and we clean up the water and the workspace when we’re done. Honest about what a fix needs and honest about the number.