Best Water Heaters Repair And Replacement in Raleigh NC

Awesome plumbing company. The guy who owns it is great. Very reliable

Joseph from Golden Rule Plumbing came by to
fix a valve and my toilet needed to be
replaced. Joseph and his employees are very
professional. They take detail to do all their
work properly so it lasts. I gave them five stars
because they deserve it good people good
work good price! I would highly suggest
anybody looking for someone to help them
with a plumbing issue to call these guys you
can trust that they will do an excellent job!! If
there was a 1 to 10 scale I would give them 10.
If you want somebody to do it right the first
time so you don't have problems in the future
talk to Joseph at Golden Rule Plumbing out of
Knightdale North Carolina.

My rental property had a clogged drain last year. While other companies quoted me thousands of dollars and 2 weeks to clear the clog, TCR was able to do the job the same day for a reasonable price . They were prompt, courteous, professional, and got the job done. I would recommend them to anyone looking for a reliable, professional plumber.

I just had some annual maintenance completed by Service Experts and am very pleased with their work. Daniel McElveen performed the work and provided me with a very comprehensive list of components that may be suspect over the next period of time. He explained each item in detail and prioritized their replacement if I decide to do that. I will recommend and continue to contact this company in the future.

Aaron is a quality person and a better plumber.

Had a great experience with Daniel Brothers doing some water damage repair along with kitchen remodeling. We also had a minor problem creep up 7 months later and they had someone come out and replace that with no issue. Definitely recommend.

Mothers - raise your sons to be plumbers and your daughters to marry one and they will never be poor. In the past two months, I had a leaking outdoor faucet repaired, a leaking toilet repaired and ultimately replaced and a leaking bathroom faucet fixed at the cost of more than $1000. I always thought Schwartz was overpriced but this last visit took the cake. Earl spent no more than ten minutes on the leaking bathroom faucet and I was charged $212+ which I find shameful. I understand people need to make a living but I, for one, and sick and tired of being taken advantage of. I will never call Schwartz again and will advise all my family members, friends and acquaintances to look elsewhere for their plumbing needs.

James was very professional and gave great advice!

Peaches Plumbing replaced my water heater the same day I called! They were fast, knowledgeable and reliable. I would definitely recommend them!

Outstanding response and service. Will is especially good with new technology like tankless hot water heaters. He really cleaned up someone else’s mistakes in installation.

Exceptional customer service and communication from start to finish. We woke up to our aging water heater leaking in the garage and Mike was able to have someone come out the very same day and replace the system. The situation was worse for us also as we were all sick with COVID and this was an added stress that we didn't need. Waite Plumbing completely took the stress out of the situation and they will definitely be my go-to for future plumbing needs.

Always fair pricing and exceptional service!!!!

Technician was very good. Explained things well. Did what he said he would.

Very pleased with the work David performed replacing main shut off valve and pressure regulator. He and his helper were very efficient with their work. He is my go-to plumber from now on.

Project 1: Install tankless water heater.
Highlight: Recommended by a competitor.

We had four companies give us a quote for replacing our natural gas tank water heater with a tankless. One competitor told us that based on the complexity of the install, he would recommend Poole’s Plumbing. And that is who we used. The job consisted of removing the existing natural gas tank water heater, all of it’s venting and sealing all holes where the vent used to be (the old venting was no longer to code). Then installing a direct vent, condensing, non-recirculating new tankless water heater in a new location, installing a condensate pump, and rerouting the plumbing and gas lines to the new location. I would, and have, use them again.

Project2: Install hot water recirculation pump in home that does not have a dedicated return line.

Workmanship: “They do good work.” –City inspector.

Results: From 3 minutes to 3 seconds.

Previously, I had a traditional gas tank water heater in my basement. With it, it took 1 minute for hot water to show up at the furthest sink (laundry room) on the main floor and it took 1 minute for hot water to show up at the furthest sink on the top floor (master bath) of my three-story home.

When I went tankless I did not want built in recirculation because I was not sure I needed that feature and also because those worked on timers and I would want an on-demand type of recirculation system, i.e. water was not recirculated until a remote is pushed or a motion sensor was activated.

After my tankless was installed, the times went from 1 minute to 3 minutes. And these times were independent of each other. When I got hot water in the master bath and immediately went to the laundry room, it still took 3 minutes for hot water to show up there, and vice versa.

To make a very long story short, when I contacted the tankless manufacturer about an under sink recirc pump, they said the model tankless I purchased cannot support recirculation. I relayed this information to Poole’s who in turn, without me asking, contacted the tankless manufacturer and got a totally different answer. The manufacturer even recommended a brand of pump to use. Poole’s then contacted the pump manufacturer (again without me asking), reviewed my home’s layout with them and came up with a solution. It consists of a no-timer, remote activated stainless steel flanged pump installed at the water heater, a 2 gallon expansion tank, insulating the hot water pipes where possible, stainless and brass thermal bypass values installed at the laundry room sink and another installed in the master bath, a wireless receiver and two remotes.

The results? After pushing the remote button, letting the pump operate and opening the hot water on the faucet, I get hot water at both the laundry room and master bath in 3 seconds. Yes, 3 seconds.

Many thanks to Bill and Tim for working with the manufacturers to configure a solution and to Henry and crew for the installation.

I have been using Ken for all of my plumbing needs for about 20 years now. He always fits me in when it's an emergency. I leave a key out for him to get in and he even takes my dogs out for me! I can't say enough good things about him and the quality of his work. He is great with all brands of plumbing whether it be high end or lower end. He is very respectful of my home. I have referred him out many many times and people are always happy! I like that he is local and not a big company where you don't know who will show up at your house. I would definitely recommend Plumber Ken to anyone!