Your plumber in Johnston County and the Triangle.
Burst pipe at midnight, a water heater giving out on a Sunday, a main line backing up before guests arrive. Call NC Triangle Plumbing Services, any hour, anywhere in Johnston, Wake and Harnett counties.
- Hours
- 24 / 7
- Counties
- 3
- Towns
- 17+
First thing to do
Close the main water shutoff. Then call us. We will walk you through the rest.
Illustrative photo.
- Clayton
- Smithfield
- Selma
- Benson
- Four Oaks
- Kenly
- Raleigh
- Garner
- Cary
- Apex
- Fuquay-Varina
- Holly Springs
- Angier
- Lillington
- Dunn
- Coats
- Erwin
Why people call us
When a pipe lets go, you need a plain answer to one question: who do I call? In Johnston, Wake and Harnett counties, the answer is one number, any hour.
A person on the line
Calls are answered around the clock, and we start by helping you stop the water before anything else.
Straight talk on cost
You hear the options and what they involve before work starts. Repair when repair makes sense, replace when it does not.
Local by default
We know the difference between a Clayton slab, a Smithfield crawl space and a Harnett County well house.
Plumbing services
What we fix
Day or night, 24/7
Emergency Plumbing
Burst pipes, overflowing fixtures, sewage backups and sudden loss of water, handled any hour of any day.
What to do in an emergencyDrain Cleaning
Slow sinks, stubborn tubs and main line backups cleared properly, with camera inspection when the cause is not obvious.
Water Heaters
No hot water, rusty water or a leaking tank. Repairs, replacements and tankless conversions sized for your household.
Leak Repair
From a dripping supply line to a burst pipe in the crawl space, found and fixed before it turns into rot or mold.
Sewer & Water Lines
Main water service leaks, low pressure, root-damaged sewer laterals and broken lines between the house and the street.
Fixture Installation
Faucets, toilets, disposals, shower valves and appliance hookups installed cleanly and connected to last.
The next five minutes
Water where it should not be? Do this first.
These steps are safe for most homeowners and limit damage while help is on the way. Your safety comes before your floors.
Call (919) 792-8705- Step 01
Shut off the water
Close the fixture valve if the leak is at one sink or toilet. Otherwise close the main shutoff, usually where the water line enters the house, in the crawl space, a utility closet, the garage or near the water heater. On a well, you can also switch off the well pump breaker.
- Step 02
Make it electrically safe
Keep clear of standing water near outlets, cords or appliances. Only switch off a breaker if you can reach the panel while standing somewhere dry. If you are unsure, stay out of the area.
- Step 03
Secure the water heater
If the heater is leaking, close its cold supply valve and turn off the breaker (electric) or set the gas control to off (gas). If you smell gas, leave the house first and call your gas utility or 911 from outside.
- Step 04
Call, then protect what you can
Call (919) 792-8705. While you wait, move valuables and electronics up and away, catch drips, and take photos for your insurance company.
Rooted in
Johnston County
Home ground
JoCo first. The whole southern Triangle close behind.
Johnston County has grown up fast. New subdivisions off NC-42 in Clayton sit a short drive from crawl-space homes near downtown Smithfield and well-fed farmhouses outside Four Oaks and Kenly. Each one asks something different of a plumber.
From that base we work up into Raleigh, Garner, Cary, Apex, Fuquay-Varina and Holly Springs, and across into Angier, Lillington, Coats, Erwin and Dunn in Harnett County.
Service area
Three counties. Seventeen towns we know by name.
We serve Johnston, Wake and Harnett counties. We do not cover Durham or Orange counties, and we will tell you straight if your address is outside our area.
How a call works
One phone number, three honest steps.
- 01
Call (919) 792-8705
Tell us what you see and where. If it is urgent, we help you shut things down safely while we talk.
- 02
We diagnose on site
We find the cause, not just the symptom, and explain what is going on in plain language.
- 03
You choose the fix
You hear the options and cost before work begins. Then we do the work and clean up after ourselves.
Also on the truck
The smaller jobs, and the specialized ones.
Beyond our six core services, we handle a range of related work. For specialized jobs such as repiping, sump pumps or camera inspection, call to confirm scope and availability for your home.
- Tankless water heaters
- Garbage disposals
- Whole-home repiping
- Sump pumps
- Sewer camera inspection
- Shutoff and pressure valves
- Polybutylene pipe replacement
- Hose bibs and outdoor spigots
Questions
Good to know before you need it.
Still unsure? A phone call is the quickest answer.
Where is my main water shutoff valve?
In most Triangle homes it is where the water line enters the house: in the crawl space near the front foundation wall, in a utility or water heater closet, or in the garage. Slab homes often have it near the water heater. There is also a curb valve at the meter, usually in a box near the street, though some utilities prefer that only they operate it. Find yours before you need it.
What should I do first if a pipe bursts?
Close the main water shutoff, stay away from water near electrical equipment, and open a faucet at the lowest point of the house to relieve pressure. Then call us at (919) 792-8705. We answer 24/7.
What parts of North Carolina do you serve?
Johnston, Wake and Harnett counties, including Clayton, Smithfield, Selma, Benson, Four Oaks, Kenly, Raleigh, Garner, Cary, Apex, Fuquay-Varina, Holly Springs, Angier, Lillington, Dunn, Coats and Erwin. We do not serve Durham or Orange counties.
Are you really available 24/7?
Yes. Emergency calls are answered 24 hours a day, every day of the year, including nights, weekends and holidays.
How do I book non-emergency work?
Call (919) 792-8705 for urgent help or to discuss scheduling. For non-urgent questions and service inquiries, you can also use the form on our Contact page. A form submission is not a confirmed appointment.
How do I keep pipes from freezing during a cold snap?
Disconnect garden hoses, close crawl-space vents, let faucets on exterior walls drip slightly on the coldest nights, and open sink cabinet doors so warm air reaches the pipes. If a pipe freezes, never use an open flame to thaw it.
Save the number before you need it.
(919) 792-8705. Answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, across Johnston, Wake and Harnett counties.