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Quality Service Today has all of your plumbing needs covered! Whether you are looking for immediate help with a pipe leak, or you are planning on having older fixtures replaced, our team is here to provide you with the quality solutions you need!
Quality Service Today offers full-service plumbing solutions for residential customers throughout the Pittsboro area. Call now to schedule service with our experts and learn more about your options for installation, repair, or replacement.
A problem in your sewer line can spell big trouble for the rest of your plumbing system. If your sewer line is blocked with excess debris, or if the line is leaking or damaged, you may end up with backed up drains, waste coming out of your shower drain after you flush, or overflowing toilets.
The most effective way to identify sewer line issues is to conduct a comprehensive inspection. We offer noninvasive sewer pipe inspections that will quickly alert us to the cause of your sewer line problem. Through a high-definition camera that’s snaked through the sewer lateral, we can check for obstructions, leaks, cracks, and other issues affecting your system.
The best solution to your sewer line problem will depend on the source of the problem and the extent of damage to your system. Our experts will take the time to go over the best options for your particular situation.
An unexpected clog in your kitchen or bathroom sink can turn messy if the problem isn’t resolved efficiently. If you are having trouble getting a stubborn clog to move, don’t hesitate to call on our experts for professional service. We can remove even the toughest clogs using our drain cleaning machines. Whether it’s excess toilet paper, clumps of hair, or a foreign object causing the obstruction, you can count on our experts to get the blockage out of your system in no time.
You rely on your water heater for hassle-free showers and other chores. Don’t let a broken water heater affect your daily routine for long—contact our experts to have your system inspected. We will let you know whether repair or replacement is best based on the extent of the problem and your specific needs and budget.
Quality Service Today is your local plumbing contractor committed to helping you get through your normal routine without hassle. No matter your plumbing problem, our experts are prepared to make sure you receive the quality solutions you deserve.
Enjoy peace of mind in no time when you work with our Pittsboro plumbers! Call (919) 276-5371 today to schedule your next drain, sewer, or gas line service with us.
Very professional and qualified
Very professional and qualified
Quality Service was very responsive and provided excellent service
Nick is knowledgeable, patient, helpful. He explains what he’s doing and why. And then he fixes it right.
Prompt response and friendly demeanor..
as usually Nathan did a great job.
Nathan came out on a Sunday and got our water going
I will ecinend quality plumbing to my neighbors
Nick was quick and efficient, solved our problem.
Both Chris and Blake were knowledgeable and professional. Very personable and polite. Very hard workers. Listened to and addressed all my concerns. A job well done by both. Many thanks!!!
I arrived today to perform a camera inspection on the drain lines to the leach field. Previously the septic tank backed up and had trouble with drainage. The outlet was still uncovered which I used for access. I began by running the camera, but only made it 10-15 feet before the camera was fully submerged in water. It was impossible to see if there was a blockage of any kind, or root intrusion. I traced the leach field which seemed to be pointed towards wooded area. Reasons for the lack of drainage from the septic tank could occur from multiple things such as the soil’s inability to accept the water, and a build up of biomat, to name a few. I attempted to pull the original septic permit from Chatham County’s website, however it was not available. This would give me insight of location of the drain field. At this time, I have created estimates with upfront pricing to try to resolve this issue. After discussing with the homeowner. He is going to look over these estimates with his wife be
After arriving to the home, the homeowner made me aware of a leaking hose bib. This was the one we replaced this past April. The homeowner made me aware that when they came back from a 2 week vacation, the hose bib was leaking. Upon visual inspection, water was steady dripping from the face, which indicates a poor seal, and tightening the packing nut did not resolve the leak. I replaced the hose bib under warranty, and installed another frost free hose bib. I turned the water off at the pressure tank, and drained the pressure off using the hose bib. I removed it and tied back into the 1/2” PEX. After securing it to the home, I eased the water back on and checked for leaks. The hose bib was free of leaks and functioning properly when I left, I reconnected the hose which services the RV.
Upon arrival I spoke to the tenant and the homeowner and they explain to me the issue they were having with the tank overflowing, after further evaluation I then gave an upfront option in price, after signature approval I then began to pump the tank clean and clear of any liquids or solids, I have to pump in the tank I made the homeowner aware that we would have our Cameron sewer specialist to come out and take a look at the drainfield and then provide upfront options and pricing on fixing the issue, after completion of the job I cleaned up all tools and materials. Pump up to 1000 gallons
After arriving to the home, the homeowner made me aware of her interest in converting from an electric range to a gas range. Currently the electric range is out of commission and she has been accustomed to cooking with gas in the past. In order to convert over a few things need to occur, such as the conversion from a 240 VAC outlet to a 120 VAC outlet, and the running of gas line to the stove area. I checked the gas system, which indicated that the system was a 2 PSI system, which supplies a Gas Pack, and Fireplace. This would give plenty of BTU’s for the appliance, however a regulator would still be installed to control input gas. Even though there is no national code for gas range venting, it is recommended and beneficial for the appliance to be vented whether it’s a down draft system or vent hood. After giving 2 estimates with upfront pricing, the homeowner concluded that staying electric would be the best route for her.
Upon arrival I spoke with homeowner can you showed me the location of septic tank and the issue he was having with the septic tank and pump station tank over flowing and he also made me aware that an electrician came out approximately 2 weeks ago to fix a wire on the pump station, after further evaluation i did notice that the switch was off to the pump, after turning the pump on I then waited for the pump to automatically cut off, I then made the homeowner aware of the situation and let him know there would be no charge, at this time everything is working properly.
On today’s visit the customer made me aware that once she returned to town she realized that her hot water heater was not functioning at all after our power loss/hurricane last weekend. I went into the crawlspace to find that the GFI receptacle had tripped when the power turned back on. I was able to reset the GFI and restore power to the tankless water heater and now everything is functioning properly. The customer ran all fixtures within the home and let me know that everything was perfect. Whenever she is ready she will schedule with us for her 65 point inspection as well as installation of a kitchen faucet and recirculation t
After arriving to the home, the homeowner made me aware of how the alarm on the sewer ejector pump for his septic system went off Saturday. We have previously been out here, and pumped the tank, and installed a new pump, all within the last month. The homeowner also made me aware of how the septic riser on the inlet side of the tank had become loose due to the rain fall and run off. I began by confirming that the pump and tank were still functioning properly. The tank was holding water the way it should, with the standing level being below the waste inlet from the home. Also I could here water leaching over to the tank for the leach field, and sewer ejector pump. The homeowners plan to put tar paper and sand around the inlet riser to help mitigate rain run off, and control dirt erosion from the septic riser. I confirmed the pump was still functional, by ensuring the pump kicked once bypassing the piggyback, which worked. We also checked the piggyback float, by testing continuity throug
Upon arrival I spoke with the homeowner he made me aware of the location of the septic tank, they also made me aware that Nick was out earlier and was going to be doing some repairs in the pump station and that he needed the pump station tank pump down, the homeowner also wanted the septic tank pumped, I then gave an upfront option and price on pumping up to 1000 gallons, after signature approval I then pumped the septic tank, after pumping the septic tank i then pumped the pump station down so that Nick could begin his work tomorrow, after completion of the job I cleaned up all tools and materials. - pump up to 1000 gallons
On today’s visit the customer made me aware That the other day when he lost power he started receiving a blockage. The customer found out that his Sewage ejector pump Was not wired into his generator and so he wired his generator into the pump and was able to pump the tank down and while the tank is pumping down he noticed a splint on the 2 inch pressure PVC between the pump and the check valve. The customer also made me aware that he just moved into this home about a month ago and was unaware of the last time his tankless water heater was flush also. I gave the customer multiple options and upfront pricing and for today he has requested that our septic truck return between 10 and two and Pop both sides of the tank down and then I will follow up tomorrow afternoon and make the repair on the PVC pipe as well as flush the tankless water heater Nick pleasants Pittsboro,nc
Upon arrival to the home I used the Camera to complete my inspection of the sewer line after inspecting sewer line I found a large root ball in the second clean out located right next to the water meter, after talking with the homeowner and taking pictures he was in touch with the homeowners association which as of right now says they will cover the price of the repair and they will handle the issue, if something does change the homeowner did say he will call us back to get this issue fixed because he is pleased with how we handle things, the homeowner to pay the $49 dispatch fee and if anything else comes about this we will take care of it for him
We service residential projects in the local communities of Durham, Cary, Morrisville, Chapel Hill, Carpenter, Raleigh, Mebane, Hillsboro, Burlington, Graham, and Cedar Grove.
We serve your general plumbing projects, but we are also on call 24/7 throughout the year to help you through your North Carolina plumbing emergencies. When your water suddenly stops working on the weekend, when your toilet backs sewage up into your home during holiday break, when your water heater starts leaking all over the office in the middle of the night, or when some other plumbing inconvenience strikes, you can count on us.
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