Best Pipe And Drain Cleaning in Raleigh NC

Tim was great. Friendly. Explained everything well. Same day air conditioning repair, saves the day!

Excellent staff both in the office and in the field. I can not recommend these guys highly enough: fair prices, quick to respond, knowledgeable and conscientious.

This is a great Company to work with. Mike helped bring my water heater up to code after the previous owner's handyman made a mess of it. I've since had Mike do several other projects like spigots, faucets, and gas lines (they can do it all!). The team is available on short notice, fairly priced, professional, and very helpful and happy to walk through any issues over the phone.

Will with Fuller Plumbing was fantastic! He came out on short notice and diagnosed our water heater issues quickly. He helped us understand what was actually wrong and gave us multiple options to fix it. He was easy to work with and followed up with us to make sure everything was working appropriately. We’d highly recommend Fuller Plumbing!!

Really quick and honest service by Pedro Lopez from Axis.

Justin arrived this morning as promised. He then helped me locate the source of a leak that more than tripled my water bill. He was thorough checking throughout the house for all possible sources of leaks inside, outside and under the house. He was able to identify the source of the leak quickly and then make recommendations for the repair. I am totally satisfied with his work. I've attached a photo of the toilet that needs the repair. The insides will be replaced once completed.

I live in a new construction neighborhood and Cecil Davis is our point of contact in case of issues. I have called dozens of times to get updates on when someone might come out and fix a water leak and am told by the receptionist I'll let the boss know. I have contacted them multiple times for an issue at my meter and water running down the street. This most recent time it was found that it was on the Town of Apex side of the meter, but they still have not informed me of this! I found out from my builder two days after it was looked at and hundreds of gallons of water have run down the street at my expense. Do not use this Plumber if you like to know what is happening! This is your warning.

Pros: I called for an emergency leaking pipe in my crawlspace, and they got it fixed the same day.

Cons:
They were ~3 hours late (scheduled for 6pm, showed up at 9PM).
They charged me an emergency after-hours fee (after being late)
After assessing the situation, they made a series of demonstrably false statements (I have photographic evidence to counter them all) to suggest the purchase of more expensive services, including that:
1. My water pressure was 110PSI (my gauge later read 97PSI)
2. I do not have a water-pressure reducing valve installed on my house (I do - it may not be working properly, but it is clearly visible from the area the plumber was working in)
3. The supply line from the meter to the house is made of PB and likely to burst (it is made of PEX, transitioning to PB in the house. This is also clearly visible from where the plumber was working)

I would recommend getting a second opinion before committing to any services this enterprise recommends..

Great work! Very polite employees. Ben is efficient and professional. Great customer service. Will use this company again.

Glen and his team are phenomenal to work with! Very responsive and make sure you understand what is happening each step of the way!

Quick response. Gave us many options before taking action. At the end he fix our plumbing issues. Really great plumbers in Raleigh! care about the customer came all the way here to Knightdale to help out.

I used them to install a tankless water heater, and had them over to do maintenance on it. Spent $3000+ on it. Now when I ask them to come over and give me another estimate, they want to charge me a visit fee. Just unprofessional and poor judgement on how to retain a client.

Sink
We contacted Coats plumbing the Friday before Thanksgiving due to a leak under our kitchen sink. We were told the lines and valves were old and they were replaced. We also had a problem with our faucet, which they said they could replace but it would have to wait until the next week. The plumber said he didn’t have one with him, and couldn’t go get one at that point because it was 6pm. I said I would go get one that weekend and clarified what kind it would need to be in order to fit the existing sink. I also said that we weren’t planning a kitchen reno at this point so I was just going to get something fairy inexpensive because the holidays were coming up and obviously we need a working kitchen. He did not mention anything about which brands to buy or avoid. The visit cost $208.16 which included an emergency fee because it was last minute, which is fair. However not long after they left the leak was still there. We had no kitchen water from Friday evening until Monday evening due to the leak.
They returned on Monday evening and replaced the faucet using the one I purchased. They did not say anything about the brand or quality. This visit cost $144.11.
Now less than a month later the cabinet under our kitchen sink is full of water again. My husband spoke with Michelle and explained that after 2 visits and $350, the problem is still there and it’s unacceptable. Michelle told him that the second visit happened because I turned down the plumber’s offer to install a faucet he had in his truck because I wanted something cheaper. This is untrue. We were not offered a faucet during that visit. When he tried to explain this she hung up (we heard the repeat tone that happens when the other line disconnects from you).
I spoke to her later that afternoon and she denied hanging up on us, claiming instead that my husband hung up on her (there would be no disconnect tone on our end if that was the case.) I was told that it’s common for it to take 3+ visits to diagnose and fix a leaking kitchen sink and it’s a process of elimination. The faucet, lines, and valves were all replaced and the leak clearly wasn’t coming from the pipe, so I’m not sure what other option needed to be eliminated besides bad handiwork. I was also told that it’s extremely common for “off brand” faucets to leak and have problems straight out of the box, and there are only 2 brands this plumber will work with due to that. Neither of these “reliable” brands or issues was mentioned in the 2 visits to our house. Additionally when I asked Michelle if these are the brands they carry in their truck I had to ask twice and she was very hesitant to say yes. I asked if I would be charged for a third visit and she said it depends- if the problem is due to their work then I wouldn’t be.
The fact remained that after 2 visits, new lines, valves, and faucet, and $350+ in charges, the problem was still there and they refused to take responsibility.

Jason from 3rd Generation Plumbing went above and beyond to install our kitchen sink and faucet after the big name retailer (no names mentioned, rhymes with woes) we paid to install them proceeded to bungle the process for two months. He persisted in following up with said retailer and kept us informed, even while he was on vacation. Then when he was finally cleared to install the sink, he discovered that the DIY countertop tile job by the former homeowners was overextended and required additional work to trim away before the sink would fit. He dealt with this as well despite the extra time and effort involved. Final result looks great and we are very happy with it. Throughout the process Jason was courteous, helpful, and professional. We highly recommend this business and plan to use them again in the future.

Starkey was really great. He took time to show me what was needed and what he was going to repair. He made sure I knew what was replaced and why. Very professional and punctual! I really appreciated his service today.
Thank you Starkey and keep up the GREAT work!

The technician Andy made me very uncomfortable to the point i almost pulled my gun. In addition he was not prepared with tools or a proper tape measure. He pulled a wooden ruler out to measure my sink and took 30 min to do so.
I won’t be using them for this project.