Best Plumbing Services in North Carolina

These guys are the best in the business! Honest and the nicest people. Very thorough and detailed with all of their work.

As new residents to Charlotte, we did not know who to call for our plumbing needs. Luckily we saw Conrad on Yelp and decided to have him upgrade some minor plumbing items. Conrad texted his ETA and arrived on time.

Conrad did a great, clean, professional job and convinced us we did not need to replace some fixtures that were operating properly. This saved us money and gave us peace of mind.

We thoroughly enjoyed working with Conrad and would recommend his services.

Very reliable and responsive. Work quality is great. He goes over and beyond to take care of his customers' needs. Definitely recommended.

Wayne Anderson and Shannon came out and resolved the problem quickly.  Pricing was fair and very nice people to deal with.

Diyan and his partner did an amazing job servicing our home after a pipe burst and on another 2 separate occasions for toilet leaks.

From the first visit, his experience and expertise was immediately obvious as he noticed right away that previous contractors had installed the incorrect pressure fittings under our sinks. He detected and fixed the leaks within a couple hours and also outfitted the hot water tank pipes with several temperature barriers after he noticed they could become a safety hazard. He also walked me through the work he completed and explained why he did so.

On another occasion, he replaced our 12 rough in toilets with more appropriate 10 rough ins after they began causing leaks. Diyan and his partner were courteous, explained the problems clearly, were right on schedule, and left the bathroom cleaner than they found it.

For those of you that are less than comfortable having technicians come to your house while you are alone, rest assured that the CPM team will give you a call before heading over and send a text with the full name and photo of the technician coming to your location.

I can't recommend Charlotte Plumbing Masters enough.

Recently we were planning on purchasing a home we were renting and we of course had a home inspection and they noted some of the major system components in our home were reaching their functional age life expectancy.

The inspector noted that our Fort Mill home showed signs of deferred maintenance with the HVAC, electrical, furnace heat and air, and crawl space. They showed signs of wear and tear after years of minimal upkeep.We knew that the heat and air would need to be functional for years to come to protect our investment.

During our home buying process, the furnace in the house actually stopped functioning all together on a Friday afternoon and that weekend was extremely cold outside and we had no heat in the house. Our first thought was to call One Hour Heating and Cooling (turned out to be a mistake) because they can arrive in about an hour or so we thought. 6 hours later and after several phone calls trying to figure out who they were sending we finally found out that a technician was on the way and he went up to diagnose the system and shortly after he came down with a summary of proposed work ranging from $1500 up to $9,000. Mostly those quotes included overpriced years of air filters and service fees which was a major rip-off.Nowhere on that quote did they address the actual problems that needed to be fixed that same day to get the heat back on for our family of 5 including our 18 month old boy. Surely this is their 'standard protocol' when they send someone out because it's clear they follow a 'profits over people' business model.

I knew this couldn't be right so I asked around and got a recommendation from a client of mine that happened to know Jeremy at Roby services. Luckily they are actually neighbors so we showed him the quote and Jeremy asked me to call the office Monday morning to send out an HVAC repairman near me out to see what is really going on with the furnace. He let us borrow a few of his space heaters which allowed us to actually sleep in our home on Saturday and Sunday nights.  After running a few tests, Jeremy and Anthony determined it was simply just a bad capacitor and the blower motor on a furnace was shot and the cost to fix was just a few hundred dollars.

Don't make the same mistake I did by calling the companies that spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on advertising just so they can send out a salesman to take advantage of any homeowner they can. Call Roby Services to get an honest diagnosis as to what's really going on with your home. These guys are passionate about what they do and they are professionals that will give you a fair quote to address what needs to be fixed and not try and scare you into thinking you need to build a whole new house just because you have a light switch not working and a clogged drain.

My house apparently had a main sewer line blockage.  Dirty water was backing up into the shower and tub.  Jacob came out to the house and in approximately an hour resolved the problem just fine.  He had to first remove an interior toilet in order to snake the main sewer line.  The reason for my low evaluation is the price tag.  My final invoice was for $756.86.  Jacob did give me the option to not hire them, however, I was between a rock and a hard place, this clog needed to be fixed ASAP.  Subsequently, I did some research and in my opinion, I believe this price was excessive.  If you're considering hiring these plumbers, I would simply recommend you get an additional quote(s) from someone else for comparison.

Jason came to my house and solved my problems with expertise, professionalism, logic, and understanding!  I have never in my life met a more polite service person.  Massey Plumbing---and especially Jason---is great!  Thanks too to Pete and April for scheduling the visit!  Very impressed!

I have used Service Plumbing both at the home and and my business. They are very responsive and always ON BUDGET!  The staff is super friendly - both at the office and in the field.  I would gladly refer them to anyone!

Beware they sale you a unit and it cost more than average and then bring a smaller unit and installed it,   Then the sheet metal is not flush up against the side of your home and  then they interfere with your siding being put on properly when returning to make the adjustments,  The wiring is not to code after several visits we still do not know if it is up to  code the inspector has not been back out. All they had to do is  Measure properly and installed the proper unit and  sheet metal and sealed it properly and none of these issues would have occurred. Now we have  siding that is not  installed correct,  due to the facts above.  There are communication issues. and  I am  waiting to see if  this is and industrial size unit, I have tried to  get it installed properly and been unsuccessful.

have never in my life dealt with someone as rude as one of the technicians who was sent out to the property I rent to put in a new sewer line. There was a group of technicians who did the work and when I got home they were all sitting down on buckets eating plates of food at 4:30 in the afternoon. I asked when we would have access to the sanitary services again since we planned to have company for dinner (they came out a day early). They started to work after that. After speaking with them, I noticed that they had taken tree roots and thick pieces of tree trunk that they had cut out and put in our trash can and put at the curb. I let them know that the City will not pick that type of thing up with the trash and they needed to remove it themselves. A young technician started to argue with me and tell me they did not put those roots there, that I, in fact, had done it. Funny thing is, the reason they replaced the sewer line was because roots were growing into the old line. Another technician ended up removing them for me. When they were done with the job, I noticed a large PVC pipe sticking up out of the yard about 7 inches. It was capped. They indicated the City needed to come out and clear their side of the line, as there was a clog on the City side. He assured me he would call his supervisor and take care of that. He stated after the City took care of their issue, he would cap the line off. They never called the City. I did. Once the City finished their part of the job, I called their office and asked them to come cap the line off and finish the job to which the lady asked if I had called the rental company about it. I let them know that I should not need to call the rental company, as this was part of the job they hired them to do. She then called the technician and he said what they left was the clean out and it should be like that. He ended up coming back out and argued with myself and my husband saying it was normal. He was rude and arrogant continuing to ask, How is this? Is this what you want? What do you want? My husband had to point out to him that if he looked around, he would see that there were NO other homes that had a gigantic PVC pipe sticking out of their yard.
I would NEVER and I mean NEVER use this company if it was my money paying for them. I rent so I had no choice. Rude is putting it mildly.

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