Licensed Plumbers
Licensed Plumbers | Plumbing Fixture Replacements | Plumbing | Old Fort
When leaky faucets, outdated showerheads, or wobbly toilets start to sap the charm from your Old Fort home, HEP’s licensed plumbers make refreshment simple. Backed by rigorous training and decades of experience, our team arrives in fully stocked trucks ready to swap tired fixtures for modern, water-efficient upgrades—often in a single visit. We treat every house like our own, protecting floors, cleaning up meticulously, and walking you through each step so there are no surprises.
Our plumbing fixture replacements cover everything from kitchen sinks and garbage disposals to bathroom vanities, tubs, and bidets. Choose from trusted brands, enjoy transparent pricing, and feel confident with warranties that keep your investment secure. Whether you’re chasing a fresh look, lower utility bills, or problem-free performance, HEP delivers craftsmanship that lasts.
Ready to revive your space? Call or click today, and see why neighbors across Old Fort rely on us for fast, friendly, and flawless plumbing fixture replacements.
FAQs
What types of plumbing fixtures can your licensed plumbers replace in Old Fort?
Our team can replace virtually any residential or light-commercial plumbing fixture, including toilets, faucets, sinks, shower valves, tubs, garbage disposals, dishwashers, ice-maker lines, hose bibbs, and laundry-room utility sinks. If it moves water in or out of your home, chances are we can remove the old unit, update the supply and drain connections, and install a new, code-compliant fixture.
Are your plumbers fully licensed and insured to work in Old Fort, and why does that matter for fixture replacements?
Yes. All of our plumbers hold current North Carolina state plumbing licenses (P-1 or P-2 classifications) and maintain full general liability and workers’ compensation coverage. Licensing ensures every fixture replacement is performed to state and local plumbing codes, protecting you from leaks, water damage, back-flow risks, and voided product warranties. Insurance shields you from financial liability should an accident occur on your property.
How long does it usually take to replace a faucet, toilet, or other common fixture?
Most single-fixture replacements can be completed in 1–2 hours once the plumber is on site. Toilets and standard bathroom or kitchen faucets often fall into this window. More complex jobs—such as replacing a shower valve hidden behind tile or swapping a cast-iron tub—can take 4–6 hours or require a second visit if wall finishes need curing time. We provide a time estimate after the initial inspection so you know exactly what to expect.
Can I purchase my own fixtures, or do I have to buy them through your company?
You have both options. If you already have a fixture picked out, we’ll install it as long as it meets local code requirements and fits existing rough-ins. If you’d rather we supply the fixture, we partner with leading brands such as Kohler, Delta, Moen, and American Standard and can recommend models that balance style, water efficiency, and budget. Fixtures purchased through us include the manufacturer’s warranty plus our one-year labor warranty.
What happens to the old fixtures once they’re removed?
We handle disposal at no extra charge. Usable components are separated for metal recycling, and non-recyclable parts are taken to the municipal transfer station in accordance with McDowell County waste regulations. You won’t need to leave an old toilet or sink at the curb—everything leaves with us when the job is done.
How is the cost of a fixture replacement determined, and can I get an upfront quote?
Pricing is based on three factors: (1) the type of fixture (e.g., faucet vs. water heater), (2) accessibility and any modifications needed to existing plumbing, and (3) whether we supply the new fixture. Simple replacements start around $175–$225 for labor, while larger projects such as tub or shower valve replacements may range from $450–$800. After a free on-site assessment, we provide a written, flat-rate quote that includes labor, standard materials (supply lines, seals, traps), haul-away, and a one-year workmanship warranty—so there are no surprise fees on your final invoice.