Sanford · Broadway · Cameron · Southern Pines · Lee County | Est. 1982 | NC Licensed Plumbing Contractor #L.15229
Home plumbing repairs, quoted before the work starts
Leaks, fixtures, repipes, remodels, and the small drips that become big bills. Licensed residential plumbing for Sanford, Broadway, Cameron, and Southern Pines homes — with a written price you approve first.
Problems that bring this call in
Drip under the sink
Supply line, trap, or shutoff valve. Small today, cabinet rot in six months.
Low water pressure
One fixture or the whole house? Aerator, valve, regulator, or the service line.
Slow drains everywhere
When every drain is slow, it’s the main line, not the hair in the shower.
Old galvanized or polybutylene pipe
Common in Lee County homes from the 70s–90s. Repipe options quoted room by room.
Remodel rough-in
Moving a bathroom or adding a kitchen island sink. Permitted and inspected.
Hose bibs and outdoor lines
Freeze-split spigots and irrigation connections every spring.
The everyday plumbing a house needs, done once.
Most residential calls aren’t dramatic — they’re the leak you’ve been putting a bowl under. We fix the thing you called about, tell you if anything else is close to failing, and leave the rest alone. No inspection-to-upsell routine.
- Leak detection and repair — supply, drain, and slab
- Faucets, sinks, disposals, showers, tubs, and toilets
- Whole-house repiping and partial replacements
- Kitchen and bath remodel rough-in and trim-out
- Water pressure diagnosis and regulator replacement
- Sump pumps, hose bibs, and outdoor lines
All services
Members get 10% off this job.
Plus a free annual inspection and priority scheduling.
Water where it shouldn’t be? A licensed plumber answers the emergency line right now.
Residential Plumbing FAQ
Yes. A dripping faucet is a real job. We don’t have a minimum that pushes you to bundle work you don’t need.
Yes, with the numbers. You’ll see the repair price next to the replacement price and decide.
Yes, where Lee County or the municipality requires them, and we schedule the inspection.
No. It’s a written condition report. Anything it turns up is quoted separately and only done if you ask.