Best Plumbing Services in North Carolina

Our experience with Kevin was great.  Could not have asked for anything better. Very professional.  Kevin was also very flexible as we changed our original schedule due to a conflict and he adjusted with no issues. He fixed all our issues.  We had a leaking toilet and 2 faucets that had broken components.  All resolved on-time and the cost was reasonable.

Alex was great to work with. Fixed some electrical problems quickly and for a fair price. Would use him again.

My friend's dad, a naval captain, says There's only 5 minutes between half a$$ and first class. I chose J's because they have an A+ rating from the BBB. They lived up to their rating. The receptionist told me I'd get a call from the plumber on Wednesday. True to her word, Zach called me Wednesday at 0820, arrived shortly after, and thoroughly completed 4 projects. He went above and beyond by CLEANING UP AFTER HIMSELF and putting my belongings back after moving them. THAT was impressive in and of itself. My bath tub is fully functional, my toilet no longer runs, and no more leaky sink under my new sink. Grateful for the good service. I highly recommend J's Plumbing. They're FIRST CLASS!

Met January 6 and agreed on $3,500 to rough in 2 pedicure chairs and 2 sinks on a commercial property with a crawl space. Offered to pay up front or half, Tony Smith said it would be on completion. Seemed super on his game from day 1 constantly conferencing everyone in on phone calls, extremely impressed to say the least in the beginning. Was bragging and vouching for him when the subject of the nail salon came up. Unfortunately with higher expectation comes a greater fall. Agreed on a price and took until January 14 to get a quote. In the quote and per conversations, as a licensed plumber he would apply for the permit from Gaston County before we started. Called a few times in between and texted, no response. Other than a personal pet peeve to be ignored it's completely unprofessional. It takes about 2 weeks for Gastonia to approve a permit so I'm thinking any day now, and setting up next steps to work on the property and when to order the $70,000 of material to put in the salon. Come to find out today, February 1, Tony Smith never even applied for a permit. Nearly a month later and wasted. Not sure what the issue was. We were happy to pay $3,500 considering it's pennies compared to the overall investment. Will make a point to not recommend and not use for any future business.

UPDATE 2/15/21: Contacted ACC Plumbing and Backflow....pulled permit the same day, never missed a phone call or text. Roughed in 2 pedicure chairs, 1 sink, replaced rusted pipe as well as pass inspection in about 4 days. Cost me $4,900 BUT GOT THE JOB DONE!

They were phenomenal. Clint and John came out and promptly repaired my toilets. Clint was very informative and made me feel confident that I had chosen the right company. I'd recommend Giles to anyone. Great price. Great employees. Great experience.  

Also Paige, the one who helped me schedule everything was hands down one of the most personable and friendly people I've encountered in similar roles. Thank you!

Great service. Dependable.
Hard to find a good plumber Dustin and Dean worked hard all day and stayed till job was done.
I will be using them again for the rest of my kitchen install.

I had a clogged kitchen sink and called Lake Norman Plumber on Call...Miss Shelly was awesome to deal with. She took my info and scheduled me right away. Matt showed 10 minutes ahead of the scheduled time and went out of his way to fix my problem. Even said there would be no charge if he couldn't unclog the drain. Price was very reasonable and I would recommend them to anyone.

Had these guys come out once to install a toilet. great job but a little more that we expected to pay but that was ok. had them come a second time for a basic bathroom sink install and they quoted 800.00 ended up doing the work in an hour myself with 12 dollars worth of parts. not sure if the owner is paying attention to the staff. that quote was at least 4 times more than the going rate in town.

DO. NOT. HIRE. (I would select ZERO stars if I could post without any stars being awarded.)

We used him to reattach our under-mount kitchen sink to the counter.  After several excuses about not showing for several scheduled appointments (should have been my first red flag!) he finally showed up to do the work.  

He charged us $700 dollars to reattach the sink.  The final charge was $300 over the original quoted price.  He charged $200 to clean the sink to install.  He requested a tip for his services and a YELP review.  

I hope you enjoy my review!  MY tip - DO NOT HIRE!

Six months later the sink has fallen off the counter.

I have called him for two months to come fix his work.  Literally left voice messages daily.  I have only been able to get him on the phone twice.  Both times he has indicated he will be at my house to fix his work on Friday.  He has yet to show up. His excuses for not showing up both times are truly comical.  

I can not stress enough... DO. NOT. HIRE!  This guy gives independent residential contractors a bad name.

Uh...charging me 100.00 to fix a hole in the wall he charged me to make in order to troubleshoot a leak? The hole was about 14 inches square and could have been just 3 inches square. Another 65.00 to mount a shower rod...jeezus no! Also wants to charge an extra 2% just for using a debit card....Uh...Uh!

These guys did come out quickly but did not inform me of the cost until a week after it was completed I got a bill in the mail I asked the guy how much it was going to be he said we will bill you they did not tell me he charges for drive time was at my house for 30 minutes and charge me $156 in labor plus materials will never use again

IVR recently installed a complete A/C and furnace system in a rental property I own with my wife.  Although I hated to spend the $ I was happy with the service and work they provided.

That all changed when I called them 2 weeks later after our tenant complained of a lack of hot water, I called IRV to investigate.  Later that night they called back with their diagnosis.  I was told that the unit (2 years old) needed a new gas control valve AND that they also were required to get the unit  up to code by installing an expansion tank, sediment trap and additional pipe insulation.

I was surprised by the code requirements being that the unit is fairly new and questioned the tech.  He 1st assured me that NC absolutely requires the additional work.  I reminded him that the property was in SC and he then was sure that it was also required in SC too, even offering to send me the specific code language.

The next morning when the code didn't arrive I grew more specious and called code in enforcement in SC & NC in an attempt to verify, they both confirmed that there is NO code requirement for IVR's repairs.

Next I told IRV that I had lost trust in them and ask them to meet me at the property, thats when we able to confirm that in fact NO repair was needed after all.

To summarize IRV failed to test the issue, then LIED about code requirements claiming that $721 in repairs were need when in fact the unit is in working order and with in all code requirements.

Do not trust them and if you do decide to call the absolutely get a 2nd opinion.

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