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Where Is the Gas Smell Coming From in My Raleigh Home?

Raleigh · October 2026 · Alex & Chris · From our service records

Where Is the Gas Smell Coming From in My Raleigh Home?

What the customer reported

A Raleigh homeowner in the 27608 area reported a smell of gas, and the service ticket was set up to find where it was coming from.

What we found and did

Alex and Chris returned to the home to check where the smell of gas was coming from. They installed a new shut off valve and regulator.

Result

Everything was working properly after the new shut off valve and regulator were installed.

Leak Left Behind After an HVAC Install in Raleigh

Raleigh · October 2026 · Alex & Chris · From our service records

Leak Left Behind After an HVAC Install in Raleigh

What the customer reported

A leak was left behind after HVAC work at the home, and dispatcher notes say a pvc pipe broke during installation.

What we found and did

Alex and Chris cut into the wall to get to the CPVC and cut it out to a 90. They ran new CPVC to the water heater. They checked for leaks and found none at this time, then turned the water and the electric off to the water heater to give the CPVC time to dry. The repair was done free of charge.

Result

No leaks were found when they checked after the repair.

Front Hose Bib and Master Bath Drain Redone in Raleigh

Raleigh · September 2026 · Alex & Chris · From our service records

What we found and did

On a return visit to a home in the 27608 area, Alex and Chris found the hole for the front hose bib was too big to anchor the new fixture. In the master bathroom, they cut out the one and a half inch pipe sticking from the inside of the cabinet, installed a one and a half inch 22 with a trap adapter, replaced the one and a half inch P-trap, and added a one and a quarter inch extension piece. Outside, they replaced the front hose bib, cutting the copper in the crawlspace and sweating on a new adapter, then used hydraulic cement to hold the hose bib in place.

Result

The bathroom drain was tested with no leaks, and when the water was turned back on the hose bib connection showed no leaks either.

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How Do Indoor AC Units Drain Condensate in Raleigh?

Raleigh · August 2026 · Bernard & Manny · From our service records

How Do Indoor AC Units Drain Condensate in Raleigh?

What we found and did

At a leasing office in the 27604 area of Raleigh, Bernard and Manny installed two new condensate pumps and a new condensate drain line for the HVAC units in the MEP mechanical room, first verifying that no electrical wiring, plumbing, or other obstructions sat behind the ceiling access openings they cut in the women's restroom and the MEP room. They ran new 1-inch PVC condensate drain piping through the ceiling space to an exterior wall penetration, insulated the entire drain line as required by code, verified proper pitch throughout, and securely strapped the line above the MEP room, above the restroom ceiling, and at the exterior termination. They then installed new condensate tubing, the two pumps, and a properly rated three-prong extension cord for pump power, and re-piped both primary condensate drains into the new pumps. All removed insulation was reinstalled, and access doors were added at each ceiling opening for future service.

Result

After the P-traps and pumps were filled with water, both pumps successfully discharged water to the exterior, and both leasing office HVAC systems were operating properly.

Is Polybutylene Piping in My Raleigh Crawlspace a Risk?

Raleigh · April 2026 · Nick · From our service records

What we found and did

During a free whole home plumbing inspection for a member in the 27603 area of Raleigh, Nick found the interior of the home in good condition but identified polybutylene issues in the crawlspace, along with concerns about the pressure tank and filtration. He discussed these findings with the homeowner and provided estimates on updating everything in the crawlspace, including replacing all piping and the pressure tank along with a new sediment filter and spin down filter. The homeowner decided to move forward with the crawlspace renovation and planned to call back within a few days to schedule the work.

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Local conditions

Why quality pipe repair matters in Raleigh

Extreme Summer Heat

Raleigh's hot, humid summers with temperatures often reaching 95°F+ put tremendous stress on HVAC systems. Systems must be properly maintained and sized to handle the extended cooling season from May through September.

Diverse Buildings

The city's diverse neighborhoods from downtown high-rises to suburban homes to historic properties each have unique HVAC needs. Our technicians are experienced with all building types and their specific challenges.

Building Permits

Wake County building codes and city permits have specific requirements for HVAC installations and replacements. We handle all permitting to ensure your system meets local compliance standards.

Urban Heat Island

Urban heat island effects in downtown Raleigh can increase cooling demands by 5-10 degrees compared to surrounding areas. This requires careful system sizing and efficient equipment selection.

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Pipe Repair in Raleigh: questions answered

Answered by our licensed technicians serving Raleigh.

How do I know if my pipes are frozen?

Signs of frozen pipes include: no water or only a trickle when you turn on faucets, frost visible on exposed pipes, strange smells from drains (blockage), and bulging or cracked pipes. Pipes most at risk are in unheated areas like crawl spaces, attics, garages, and exterior walls. If you suspect frozen pipes, call us immediately. We can thaw them safely before they burst.

What should I do if a pipe bursts?

First, shut off your main water valve immediately (know where it is before an emergency). Then call us for emergency service. While waiting: turn off electricity in affected areas if there's standing water, move valuables away from the water, and start removing water with towels or a wet vac if safe. Don't wait. Water damage compounds quickly.

How can I prevent frozen pipes?

Keep your home heated to at least 55°F, even when away. Open cabinet doors under sinks on exterior walls to let warm air circulate. Let faucets drip during extreme cold: moving water is less likely to freeze. Insulate exposed pipes in crawl spaces, attics, and garages. Seal gaps where cold air enters near pipes. Disconnect and drain outdoor hoses before winter.

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