Clog Heroes, Your Opal, VA Plumber Where Route 17 Splits From 15 and 29
Need a plumber in Opal, Fauquier County? Clog Heroes takes the call. Opal was chartered in 1798 as Fayettesville and later took the name it carries now.
Clog Heroes looks after homes around the Opal junction. Expect a technician who listens first, tracks down the cause and puts a price on paper for you to approve before any work.
The Fork in the Road
Opal sits about seven miles south of Warrenton, right where U.S. Route 17 splits off from Routes 15 and 29.
Water runs two ways from here. Rain on the northern and eastern side drains toward the Potomac by way of Licking Run and Cedar Run. The western and southern side drains to the Rappahannock.
Opal is one of the county's eight Service Districts, about 853 acres, and the county water authority owns and operates a public water system here.
A Tasting Room in an Old Farmhouse
Granite Heights Winery grows 12 acres of vines on a 168-acre farm off Opal Road.
Its tasting room is a 19th-century farmhouse at 8141 Opal Road. Sit down for Bordeaux-style reds, Petit Manseng or Chardonnay.