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Grand Slam Plumbing
Who We Are
Grand Slam Plumbing began as a dream for our founder, Kyle Watson, who spent nearly a decade honing his skills in the plumbing industry. Starting as an apprentice under a family member, Kyle advanced to more demanding roles, always cherishing the interactions with the people he helped. Being from this area, we treat every customer like family, aiming to leave every home better than we found it.
At Grand Slam Plumbing, we’re committed to providing reliable, high-quality plumbing solutions with a personal touch. As a locally owned and operated business, we take pride in treating every customer like family—delivering friendly service, expert craftsmanship, and honest solutions that stand the test of time.
Kyle Watson
Owner
Kyle Watson is the owner and operator of Grand Slam Plumbing. As a master-certified plumber with over 15 years of experience, Kyle is dedicated to providing quality service to his customers. He and his family live in Stafford, where he has the privilege of serving and giving back to his community. In his free time, Kyle enjoys spending time outdoors and coaching and playing baseball with his three sons.
Dan Phillips
Technician
Dan is a senior technician at Grand Slam Plumbing and resides in Fredericksburg. With over 20 years of experience, Dan brings extensive knowledge and expertise to the team. Family is very important to Dan, and he is the proud father of three boys. When he’s not working, Dan and his wife enjoy taking their boys to the ball fields or heading out on the trails together.
Bryce Watson
Marketing Director
Bryce Watson is the marketing director at Grand Slam Plumbing and resides in Spotsylvania. Kyle’s twin brother, Bryce is committed to customer satisfaction and takes pride in his attention to detail. On his days off, you can usually find Bryce enjoying sports or spending time outdoors.
Why is my toilet running?
A worn-out or misaligned rubber flapper at the bottom of the tank typically allows water to leak into the bowl.Why is my water heater not getting hot?
Electric water heaters commonly experience tripped circuit breakers or faulty heating elements, while gas models may have a broken pilot light.How do I unclog a drain?
We recommend using a plunger or a plumber's snake rather than harsh chemical cleaners, which can corrode and damage your pipes over time.What causes low water pressure?
Mineral buildup in faucet aerators, hidden leaks in pipes, or corrosion inside older plumbing can restrict your water flow.
