CHARLOTTE'S TRUSTED PLUMBING EXPERTS

About Down Under Plumbing & Drains in Charlotte, NC

Specialising in residential and commercial plumbing, from drips to disasters we've got you covered. Together we stay motivated, constantly going that extra mile to go above and beyond customer expectations.


With decades of experience, we have extensive knowledge and high end equipment to tackle any issue.


From Drips To Disasters

We've Got You Covered

Why Choose Down Under Plumbing & Drains


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Locally Owned & Operated

Currently operating just outside of Charlotte, NC with easy access to any destination within 50 miles.

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Licensed and Insured

Fully licensed business with public liability insurance.

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Training and Experience

Our technicians are fully trained, vetted, background checked, and committed to ongoing training.

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No Obligation Quotation

No pressure and no upsell. Honesty and transparency are part of our values.

Plumbing Services in Charlotte, NC

Down Under Plumbing & Drains provides reliable residential and commercial plumbing services in Charlotte, NC and surrounding areas. Whether you need a plumber in Charlotte for drain cleaning, leak repair, pipe repair, camera inspection, or water main repair, our experienced technicians are ready to help.


We specialize in drain cleaning, hydro jetting, high pressure water jetting, sewer repair, water heater repair, electric water heater services, gas water heater installation, and back flow valve testing. Our team also provides back flow valve repair, back flow valve replacement, and back flow valve installation for residential and commercial properties.


From a faucet leaking, shower dripping, toilet backed up, floor drain blocked, or water dripping through ceiling, to more complex services such as grinder pump repairs, sump pump services, sewer pump diagnosis, and leak search investigations, we have the experience and equipment to get the job done right.


Our technicians also perform camera inspections, water main installation, toilet rebuilds, pull and reset toilet services, kitchen sink installation, circulation pump repairs, expansion tank replacement, and mixing valve repair throughout Charlotte and nearby communities.


From drips to disasters, we've got you covered.

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Why choose Down Under Plumbing & Drains?

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Licensed & Insured

Fully licensed in North Carolina and backed by insurance, giving you confidence that your plumbing is handled professionally and safely.

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Upfront & Honest Pricing

No pressure, no upselling—just clear, transparent pricing and honest recommendations you can trust.

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Same-Day Service

Fast response times for urgent plumbing issues, helping you get your home or business back to normal quickly.

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Locally Owned & Operated

Based near Charlotte with easy access to surrounding areas, providing reliable local service you can count on.

Questions & Answers

  • Found a Leak in Our House, What Should I Do?

    Attempt to identify the area the leak is coming from. Confirm if the drip is constant or only when fixtures are running, this will help eliminate if it is a supply leak or a drain leak. It is always best to call a plumber and they will be able to repair the leak as it could involve isolating water supply and cutting out sheet rock, and if you don’t get it fixed properly you may have to go through the same process causing the same damage to your property.

  • How Do I Turn My Water Off?

    There will be a stop valve located:


    In a residential house it will be located on the ground floor in places such as garage, kitchen cupboard, bathroom, access panel in wall, under crawl space, under ground on front lawn in valve box. The valve tap needs to be turned close wise to shut the water off.


    In an apartment the shut off valve is likely located in the airing cupboard, in a kitchen cupboard or bathroom.


    In a commercial building it will be harder to find but if you can find the water meter it will be there, and you may have to look outside as it could be under ground in a valve box.

  • Why Is My Water Bill So Expensive?

    First check your water meter readings with your utility bill and water supplier. Make sure you have no fixtures running in the property and then look at the water meter, if it's still spinning while all of the fixtures are off then you have a leak.


    Check your toilet bowls as the cistern flapper can pass water causing water to leak into the bowl and be wasted.


    Also check your water heater relief valve is not dripping, then check all fixtures and pipe works for leaks. If you can’t find anything it is likely a leaking pipe in the ground and you need to contact a plumber.

  • How Do I Stop My Faucet From Dripping?

    A dripping faucet indicates failure in the sealing components on the valve seating, the faucet may need a new washer to cartridge which can be replaced quite easily.

  • What Is the Best Brand Water Heater to Buy?

    We highly recommend AO Smith due to their exceptional quality and customer service. Avoid buying from Home Depot as they sell different models to the supply houses.

  • Does My Water Heater Need to Be Flushed?

    Yes this should be done annually to remove scale build up caused by hard water, we would attach a 3/4” hose and flush the scale build up out, this will give the water heater a longer life span and also improve efficiency.

  • What Is the Best Drain Cleaner for Kitchen Sink Grease?

    The best drain cleaner for kitchen sink grease would be a hot water hydro jetter, putting a hose down the line that blasts hot water to clean all the pipes and break down the grease.

  • How Much Does a Plumber Cost for Two Hours in Charlotte?

    This can vary a lot as a lot of companies use set job catalog pricing instead of hourly rate, so they will charge a service call fee such as $140 plus the cost of the job, for example a faucet replacement at $295.

  • How to Not Get Ripped Off by a Plumber in Charlotte?

    Ask upfront questions about pricing, ask about call out fee or trip fee, what’s included in the service call, what happens after the service call time, do they charge by hourly rate, 1/2 hourly rate, catalog job pricing.


    It is important to clarify that you want to be informed of any additional costs before the works are carried out.


    At “Down Under Plumbing & Drains” we give honest and transparent pricing issuing set catalog prices and informing the customer about any possibility’s of additional charges.