Madison County, AL, Plumbing, HVAC and Electrical Contractors

Water rising, air not cooling, or half the house dark? Call Corbin's Air, Water & Power Solutions, Inc at 256-290-2770 for emergency plumbing AC and electrical repair Madison County AL households can get today, answered by a live dispatcher every hour of the year.

Corbin’s Air, Water & Power Solutions, Inc opened in 1935 and now runs Madison County AL plumbing HVAC and electrical services out of our Whitesburg Drive office in Huntsville, backed by the original Guntersville shop on US-431. One family-owned company covers all three trades here, from a Madison County emergency plumber call at midnight to AC repair Madison County AL homeowners need in August, to electrical repair Madison County families put off until a breaker stops holding. Somebody answers our phone at every hour of the day, estimates cost nothing, our technicians carry Alabama plumbing, HVAC, refrigeration and electrical licenses, and the company has held BBB membership through 90 years in north Alabama.

Not sure how far our trucks travel past your mailbox? The Service Areas page lists the communities and rural routes both of our offices reach across North Alabama.

Home Service Needs Across Madison County Neighborhoods

The Rocket City grew in waves, and each wave left behind a different set of mechanical problems. Our technicians read the address before they read the symptom.

We work throughout:

  • Huntsville, from historic Twickenham to the newer growth off Zierdt Road
  • Madison, where subdivisions expanded fast along Hughes and Wall Triana
  • Harvest and Monrovia, with dense 2000s construction on former farmland
  • Hazel Green and Toney, largely well water and acreage properties
  • Meridianville and Moores Mill, a mix of older homes and new builds
  • New Market, rural routes where we are often the only licensed crew making the trip
  • Owens Cross Roads, hill country lots near the Flint River
  • Redstone Arsenal and the neighborhoods that ring it

Slab leaks and aging galvanized supply lines

Mid-century Huntsville homes were plumbed in galvanized steel, and copper under a slab is not much better after 50 years of mineral water. A warm spot on the floor, a jump in the water bill, or the sound of running water with every tap closed usually means a slab leak, and electronic detection finds it without opening the whole floor.

Sewer backups and root intrusion on older lots

Mature oaks and clay tile drain lines are a bad pairing. A camera inspection tells you whether the line needs cleaning, a spot repair, or replacement, and it removes the guesswork from a quote.

Well pumps and pressure tanks on rural properties

Out toward Toney and New Market, weak flow at every fixture is more often a waterlogged pressure tank or a failing pressure switch than a plumbing blockage.