Plumber in Holly Springs, NC
Water heaters, drains, toilets and faucets, sewer and water lines, and whole-house repiping — from 12 Oaks and Sunset Ridge to Arbor Creek and Braxton Village. A licensed plumber on every job, and the price in writing before any work starts.
Free in-home quotes during business hours — no trip charge, no estimate fee, no obligation to buy. Sending the form requests a visit — our dispatcher will call you to set the time.
What we do in Holly Springs
Pick the problem, and we'll take it from there
Every service below is handled by ARC's own licensed plumbers — no subcontractors, no mystery vans. Each link goes to the full page for that service.
Water Heaters
Repair and same-visit diagnosis for tank water heaters; replacement with posted flat-rate prices and a 5-year ARC warranty. Thinking tankless? The Rinnai page has real prices on it.
Drain Cleaning
Slow drains, blocked drains, repeat offenders — cleared, and camera-inspected when the same one keeps coming back, so you find out why instead of renting our snake twice.
Emergency Plumbing
Our emergency line is answered 24/7 and passed straight to the on-call technician, who calls you back. After-hours fees are quoted before anyone rolls.
Toilets, Faucets & Fixtures
Running toilets, dripping faucets, garbage disposals and shower valves. Repair when it's worth it, replacement when it isn't — and we'll tell you which.
Repiping & Polybutylene
Whole-house repiping with PEX-A, and polybutylene identification for the town's earlier homes — more below.
Sewer Lines
Camera inspections, repairs and full replacements, with the footage shown to you before anyone talks about digging.
Water Lines
Meter-to-house leaks, pressure problems and full line replacement.
Commercial Plumbing
Service and maintenance for Holly Springs businesses and property managers, coordinated around your access and hours.
Worth knowing in Holly Springs
Holly Springs mostly grew up after polybutylene. Mostly.
Most of this town is newer than the gray pipe era — but its earliest neighborhoods aren't.
Polybutylene (PB) went into homes from 1978 to the mid-1990s, and Holly Springs' first big waves of growth overlap the tail of that era. Across Wake County, about a third of all housing was built between 1980 and 1999. If your Holly Springs home went up before the late '90s, it's worth knowing what's in the walls — and if it's newer than that, you can skip this section with a clear conscience.
Find out what you have
PB is usually gray, stamped “PB2110”. The repiping page shows exactly how to check at your water heater or under a bathroom sink — or we'll check during any visit, free.
Spot repair vs. repipe
We repair PB leaks. But once PB has started leaking, we recommend replacing the rest — the same degradation is under way in the pipe that hasn't failed yet. We'll show you what we find and put both options in writing.
How an ARC repipe works
PEX-A replacement, typically 2–4 days for a 3-bed/2-bath home, with at least one working bathroom every night. We cut drywall cleanly but don't patch or paint — we refer a local painter. Details, research and FAQ on the repiping page.
Housing figure: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2019–2023, table B25034, Wake County.
What customers say
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Worth knowing in Holly Springs
What it's like to have us in the house
Based next door in Fuquay-Varina
Our shop is one town over, which puts all of Holly Springs squarely in home territory — not the edge of anyone's route. And if you've seen the crowds at the Holly Springs Half or the summer farmers market, you know why we like working here.
While we're there
The technician explains what they found and what your options are before anything is decided — and the price goes in writing before the work starts. We protect the work area, clean up after ourselves, and leave you knowing exactly what was done and why.
Who owns a broken sewer line? In Wake County, it depends on the town. Raleigh and Cary publish different rules — and who owns the pipe and who clears a blockage aren't even the same question — so Holly Springs's situation isn't something to guess at. If you're dealing with a backup, call (919) 888-3500 before you spend anything — we'll help you work out whose side of the line the problem is on.
What to expect
How a visit works
You call, a person answers
During business hours, our own dispatcher answers every call — a real person, in our office, one town over. Tell them what the plumbing is doing and they'll set up your visit.
We look before we quote
A licensed plumber comes out, checks the actual problem, and explains what they found. In-home quotes are free — no trip charge, no estimate fee.
The price, in writing, first
You get the recommendation, the reason and the price in writing before any work starts. Ask questions, think it over, compare — there's no countdown clock.
Nights and weekends
Plumbing emergencies have a real talent for Saturday nights. Our emergency line is answered 24/7 by an answering service, which sends your information straight to the on-call technician — they call you back, usually within minutes.
After-hours and weekend emergencies carry a flat $365 dispatch fee. It covers scheduling and sending a technician to your property, it's confirmed with you before anyone is dispatched, and it's additional to any repair charges. During normal business hours there's no call-out fee.
Permits and inspections
ARC can pull all permits and call in inspections when needed, so you're not chasing the Town of Holly Springs' inspections office yourself. We'll tell you up front whether your job needs one.
Already holding another plumber's quote? We'll give you a free second opinion on site.
You deserve to understand the problem and the price before you decide.
We built ARC so the person diagnosing your plumbing has no reason to talk you into more than you need.
In-home quotes are free. No trip charge. No estimate fee. No obligation to buy. You can find out what the work costs before deciding whether to spend the money.
No sales commission. Sometimes the right answer is a big repair. Sometimes it isn't. How we pay our people shouldn't change the recommendation.
You get the recommendation, the reason, and the price in writing. Ask questions. Think about it. Compare it. Call us when you're ready.
Already have a quote from another plumber? We'll give you a free second opinion. · Read the full ARC Promise →
Where we work
Holly Springs, from one town over
12 Oaks, Sunset Ridge, Arbor Creek, Braxton Village and everywhere between — we cover all of Holly Springs from our shop next door in Fuquay-Varina, along with the rest of Wake County.
If you smell gas, don't stay to troubleshoot. Leave immediately and warn others to stay away. From a safe place, call 911 and Enbridge Gas North Carolina at 877-776-2427. Don't flip light switches, use phones, garage door openers or flashlights inside, don't try to turn gas valves on or off, and don't start nearby vehicles — sparks can ignite gas. (Steps per Enbridge Gas North Carolina, checked September 2026.)
Once the utility has made the scene safe, we repair customer-side gas line leaks — call (919) 888-3500.
Questions Holly Springs customers ask
Frequently asked questions
Do you charge to come out and give a price?
No. In-home quotes during business hours are free — no trip charge, no estimate fee, no obligation to buy. The only call-out fee we charge is the flat $365 dispatch fee for after-hours and weekend emergencies, and that's confirmed with you before anyone is sent out.
I already have a quote from another plumber. Will you look at it?
Yes. We give free on-site second opinions on major repair and replacement quotes. Sometimes the other quote is fair — we'll tell you that too. Details on the ARC Promise page.
Are you based in Holly Springs?
No — our shop is one town over in Fuquay-Varina, and Holly Springs is core service area for us, not the edge of the map.
Will I have water during a repipe?
You'll have at least one working bathroom every night — we know, it's the first thing everyone asks. A typical 3-bed/2-bath whole-house repipe takes 2–4 days of plumbing work, depending on levels and crawlspace access. The repiping page walks through the whole process, including how drywall is handled.
Do I get the price before you start?
Yes — in writing, after the technician has actually looked at the problem. If anything changes mid-job, you approve the change before the work continues. Our technicians aren't paid based on how much you spend.
Do you handle the permit?
ARC can pull all permits and call in inspections when needed. We'll tell you up front whether your job needs one, and you won't have to coordinate with the Town of Holly Springs' inspections office yourself.
Talk to us
Need a plumber in Holly Springs?
Tell us what the plumbing is doing and we'll tell you what it usually means — even the toilet that runs when nobody touched it. Free in-home quotes, the price in writing before we start, and a licensed plumber on every job.
ARC Plumbing · 2406 Waco Commercial Ct, Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526 · NC Plumbing Contractor License #36473 · Emergency line answered 24/7 · Serving Holly Springs and all of Wake County
2406 Waco Commercial Ct
Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526
(919) 888-3500
Serving Wake County, Durham, Chapel Hill & the Clayton area