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Cary · Serves Raleigh

Cary Plumbing Company

Cary Plumbing Company is a family-owned plumbing contractor in Cary, founded by James Cooke in 1982 and serving the greater Raleigh area. It works for homes and commercial clients on water heaters, fixtures, drain cleaning with video inspection, backflow certification, sewer, well and sump pumps, and whole-house re-piping. After-hours emergency calls are answered by staff.

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Raleigh

CK's Plumbing & Backflow

CK's Plumbing & Backflow is a licensed plumbing contractor in Raleigh, founded by Chris Kousis in 2010 and serving homes and businesses across Wake County and the Triangle. It handles plumbing repairs, certified backflow testing and repair, standard and tankless water heaters, drain cleaning, repiping and commercial plumbing. The company offers 24/7 emergency service and says its plumbers are paid hourly rather than on commission.

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Raleigh

Out The Door Plumbing

Out The Door Plumbing is a Raleigh plumbing company specializing in water and sewer repair for homes and businesses in Raleigh, Durham, Cary and Apex. Its licensed plumbers handle drain cleaning and inspection, sewer and main water line repair, water heaters including tankless units, leak and slab leak detection, repiping, fixtures, water softeners and filtration. Emergency calls are taken by phone.

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Raleigh

Raleigh Plumbing & Heating, Inc.

Raleigh Plumbing & Heating, Inc. is a family-owned plumbing contractor in Raleigh, established in 1993 and led by licensed plumber Gary Phillips. It handles service calls, new construction, remodels and ADA bathrooms for residential, commercial and multi-family properties across the Triangle. Its service department covers drain cleaning, hydro jetting, sewer and water line repairs and water heaters, with after-hours emergency service.

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Make the first conversation count

  1. 01

    Describe the problem or project

    Share your location, property type, affected fixtures or pipework, when the problem started and any photos you already have. Include equipment details when relevant.

  2. 02

    Explain the work you need

    Describe what you want inspected, repaired, replaced or installed. Tell the plumber about access and previous work, then ask what needs an assessment before a quote.

  3. 03

    Ask for the same breakdown

    Give each plumber the same brief. Request separate labour, parts, access, removal and testing costs, with call-out charges, exclusions, warranties and payment terms in writing.

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Put the whole job in your brief

  • The affected fixtures, pipework or equipment
  • Inspection, repair, replacement or installation scope
  • Parts, materials and any related work
  • Access, preparation, removal and making good
  • Testing, warranties and agreed aftercare
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What should I include in my plumbing project brief?

Share your location, property type, the affected fixtures or pipework and the work you want assessed. Include when the issue started, accessible photos and your preferred timing. Give each company the same brief to compare scope, exclusions and prices.

What should I include in my plumbing project brief?

What should I include in my plumbing project brief?

Share your location, property type, the affected fixtures or pipework and the work you want assessed. Include when the issue started, accessible photos and your preferred timing. Give each company the same brief to compare scope, exclusions and prices.

What qualifications and insurance should I confirm?

What qualifications and insurance should I confirm?

Ask who will do the work and what qualifications, licensing and insurance apply to your project and location. Request current supporting details and check them with the appropriate issuer where relevant. A profile or review score alone does not establish suitability.

Who sets the price of plumbing work?

Who sets the price of plumbing work?

Each company sets its own prices and booking terms. Costs depend on the work, access, labour, parts and any diagnostic or call-out charges. Ask for a written scope and itemised quote, including exclusions, before agreeing to work.

Can I use photos to explain my plumbing project?

Can I use photos to explain my plumbing project?

Photos can help explain the affected fixtures, visible pipework, equipment and available access. Share any relevant model details or previous documents you already have. Ask the plumber what information they need to assess your request.

When is an assessment needed before a plumbing quote?

When is an assessment needed before a plumbing quote?

Ask whether the information provided is enough for a quote or whether the plumber needs to inspect the property. Confirm what the assessment covers, whether it is chargeable and which work or prices still need confirmation.

Does emergency service mean a plumber is available around the clock?

Does emergency service mean a plumber is available around the clock?

Emergency availability does not establish 24-hour service, a guaranteed arrival time or a fixed emergency rate. Contact the company directly to confirm current availability, coverage and charges.

How should I use profiles and reviews when choosing a plumber?

How should I use profiles and reviews when choosing a plumber?

Compare each company's listed services, coverage, description and real work with your project. Consider displayed Google ratings together with their review counts. Contact the business to confirm experience, current details and availability before booking.