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Contact NC Triangle Plumbing Services
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Have a question or a non-urgent plumbing issue? Share a few details and how to reach you.
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- Your town or nearest crossroads
- What you are seeing, and where in the house
- Whether the water is shut off yet
- City water and sewer, or well and septic
- For water heaters: gas or electric, tank or tankless
The next five minutes
Water where it should not be? Do this first.
These steps are safe for most homeowners and limit damage while help is on the way. Your safety comes before your floors.
Call (919) 792-8705- Step 01
Shut off the water
Close the fixture valve if the leak is at one sink or toilet. Otherwise close the main shutoff, usually where the water line enters the house, in the crawl space, a utility closet, the garage or near the water heater. On a well, you can also switch off the well pump breaker.
- Step 02
Make it electrically safe
Keep clear of standing water near outlets, cords or appliances. Only switch off a breaker if you can reach the panel while standing somewhere dry. If you are unsure, stay out of the area.
- Step 03
Secure the water heater
If the heater is leaking, close its cold supply valve and turn off the breaker (electric) or set the gas control to off (gas). If you smell gas, leave the house first and call your gas utility or 911 from outside.
- Step 04
Call, then protect what you can
Call (919) 792-8705. While you wait, move valuables and electronics up and away, catch drips, and take photos for your insurance company.