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Leaky, Clogged, or Backed Up? We Fix It Fast.

Trusted plumbing and septic repair, inspection, and installation for homeowners across Onslow, Pender, and New Hanover Counties, plus Cedar Point, in coastal North Carolina.

Free estimates • Same day service available • Straightforward pricing

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Onslow, Pender, New Hanover, and Cedar Point

What Waiting Really Costs You

Ignored plumbing problems do not stay small. They quietly drain your water bill and damage the parts of your home you cannot see.

9,300
Gallons the average household wastes every year from leaks it never spotted.
9%
Of homes have leaks running 50 gallons or more every single day.
3,000
Gallons a year from one faucet dripping just once per second.

Figures from the U.S. EPA WaterSense program, Fix a Leak Week, last updated March 2026.

Warning Signs You Should Never Ignore

Water where it should not be

Damp baseboards, a warm spot on the floor, or a ceiling stain often means a hidden leak is already at work.

Slow or gurgling drains

One slow sink is a clog. Several slow drains at once usually points to a sewer or septic line backing up.

A spike in your water bill

If your usage jumps with no change in habits, water is escaping somewhere you cannot see it.

Soggy yard or foul odor

Standing water or a sulfur smell near the drain field is a classic sign of a struggling septic system.

Coastal homes face plumbing challenges most contractors never think about. Sandy soil, a high water table, salt air, and aging base housing all put extra strain on pipes, septic systems, and drainage. We live and work here, so we plan for it. Learn why drainage matters in our guide on why every coastal yard needs a French drain.

Everything Your Home Needs, One Call Away

From a dripping faucet to a full septic system, our licensed team handles repair, inspection, and installation across the board.

Drains & Sewer

Drain Cleaning

Clear stubborn clogs fast and get every drain in the house flowing freely again.

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Sewer Line Repair

Fix breaks and blockages in the line that carries waste safely away from your home.

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Sewer Line Inspection

A camera shows exactly what is happening underground, so you fix the real problem.

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Real Estate Inspection

Buying a home? Know the condition of the sewer and pipes before you sign.

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Water & Fixtures

Water Heaters

Steady hot water with electric, gas, and tankless repair and installation.

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Faucet Repair & Install

Stop the drips and restore smooth, leak free flow at every tap.

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Toilet Repair & Replace

From constant running to full replacement, we keep things working right.

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Water Filtration

Cleaner, safer drinking water with a reverse osmosis system at the kitchen sink.

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Septic, Wells & Drainage

Septic Systems

Installation, repair, and inspection that keep wastewater moving safely away from the house.

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Well Pumps

Better flow and steady pressure with reliable well and submersible pump service.

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Well Water Systems

Tune your whole well water system for cleaner water and stronger pressure.

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French Drains

Move standing water away from your foundation, yard, and septic field for good.

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Pumps, Lines & General Repair

Plumbing Repairs

Leaks, low pressure, and clogs handled quickly so your home runs smoothly.

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Main Water Line

Repair and installation that keep a steady, dependable supply running to the house.

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Sump & Grinder Pumps

Protect low areas from flooding and keep your system pumping as it should.

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Garbage Disposals

Repair and replacement that keep your kitchen sink running clean and quiet.

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Run the Ten Minute Leak Test Before You Call Anyone

Including us. If you suspect a hidden leak, this test tells you whether one is really there. It costs nothing and you already own everything you need.

1

Read the meter

Find your water meter, usually near the curb or in a box by the driveway. Write down every digit, including the small sweep dial.

2

Use no water for two hours

No taps, no toilets, no dishwasher, no laundry, no irrigation. Nothing. Ice makers count, so switch that off too.

3

Read it again

Same meter, same digits. If anything moved at all, water is going somewhere it should not be.

Nothing moved

Your plumbing is holding. Whatever is bothering you is somewhere you can see, and that is usually the cheaper kind of problem.

The dial moved

Water is escaping while nobody is using any. That is a real leak, and it has been running up your bill the whole time.

Two more free checks. Put a few drops of food coloring in the toilet tank and wait ten minutes. If color reaches the bowl before you flush, the flapper is leaking. And if a family of four is using more than 12,000 gallons in a winter month, something is wrong somewhere.

If the meter moved and you cannot find the source, that is the point where calling makes sense. We find hidden leaks without opening walls to guess. See how we handle leak repairs.

Test steps and figures from the U.S. EPA WaterSense program, Fix a Leak Week.

Not Sure What Is Wrong? Let Us Take a Look.

Tell us what you are seeing and we will give you a free, honest estimate. No pressure, no jargon, just a clear plan to fix it.

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Getting Help Is Simple

1

Reach Out

Call or book online. Tell us what is going on with your plumbing or septic.

2

We Diagnose

A licensed pro finds the real cause and explains your options in plain language.

3

You Approve

You get one clear price up front. The work starts only when you say go.

4

Done Right

We fix it cleanly, test it, and leave your home better than we found it.

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Plumbing Emergency? Do Not Wait.

Burst pipe, sewage backup, or no water at all. We respond fast across Greater Jacksonville.

What Jacksonville Homeowners Are Saying

Real reviews from real neighbors across coastal North Carolina.

★★★★★

Josh did an amazing job. He was fast, efficient, and very professional.

Katherine, Jacksonville, NC

★★★★★

Super knowledgeable and personable. Did exactly what I needed and more. Definitely recommending him to everyone I know.

Stacie, Jacksonville, NC

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Frequently Asked Questions

What areas does Wild Water Plumbing + Septic serve?

We serve homeowners across Onslow, Pender, and New Hanover Counties, including Greater Jacksonville, North Carolina and the surrounding coastal communities. In Carteret County we serve Cedar Point.

Do you offer free estimates?

Yes. We provide free, honest estimates so you know the price before any work begins. You can call us or book online to get started.

Is Wild Water Plumbing really veteran owned?

Yes. Wild Water Plumbing + Septic is a U.S. Navy veteran owned and operated company, and we offer a veteran discount program as our way of giving back to fellow service members.

Do you handle plumbing emergencies?

We do. Burst pipes, sewage backups, and sudden loss of water cannot wait, so we respond quickly across our service area. Call 910.750.2312 right away for urgent help.

How do I know if my problem is the sewer line or a simple clog?

One slow drain is usually a local clog. When several drains run slow at once, or you hear gurgling and smell odors, the main sewer or septic line is often the cause. A camera inspection shows exactly what is happening underground.

Why do coastal homes have more plumbing and septic problems?

Sandy soil, a high water table, and salt air put extra strain on pipes, septic systems, and yard drainage. We plan for these local conditions on every job, which helps your repairs last longer.

Should I get a sewer inspection before buying a home?

Yes. A pre purchase sewer and pipe inspection reveals hidden damage before you close, so you avoid inheriting an expensive surprise. It is one of the smartest steps a buyer can take.

How often should a septic system be inspected?

Most septic systems should be inspected every three to five years. Regular checks catch small issues in the tank, the lines, and the drain field before they turn into costly failures.

Get the Right Plumber on the First Try

Honest answers, fair pricing, and work that lasts. Reach out today and let a veteran owned team take care of your home.

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Wild Water Plumbing + Septic • U.S. Navy Veteran Owned and Operated • Serving Onslow, Pender, and New Hanover Counties, plus Cedar Point, North Carolina Licensed and insured. NC License No. [ADD LICENSE NUMBER] • 200 Valencia Dr Unit 313, Jacksonville, NC 28546

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