Last week we went out to replace a sewer line in a crawl space and basement. We rerouted two sewer lines out of the side and front of the home. We also cut and removed the concrete to install the new lines to the city and then reinstalled the concrete. It was a tough job, but our guys are always up for the challenge when it comes to helping out our customers!
Give us a call for any of your plumbing needs!
Last week we went out to repair a sewer line under the bottom unit of a 3 story apartment building. Sounds like a lot, but that is a pretty common thing for us here at Cain’s!
We always work hard and diligently on our projects to keep our customers satisfied. Give us a call, we are here for any of your plumbing needs!
In observance of Labor Day weekend, the office will be closed on Monday September 7. We will be accepting EMERGENCY CALLS ONLY. Please do not use the contact us form on the website as we will be out of the office and will not be closely monitoring our email inbox. We will resume normal business hours on Tuesday September 8.
If you have an emergency please call us at 704-934-0015 and leave a message. We will return your call as soon as possible.
Have a great weekend!
Connie B.
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They not only installed a new water heater, they did it quickly and efficiently. They also fixed three leaky faucets while waiting for the old heater to drain. Best part of it all? They did it literally for a fraction of what I had been left to believe it would cost. And in two hours flat! I would recommend this company to everyone needing a plumber…and have.
Daniel S.
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Repaired my hose bib in minutes. Charged me half the price I was expecting.
Debbi S.
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Very courteous and knowledgeable. Price was excellent. Would recommend to anyone!
Tony L.
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Cain’s did an excellent kitchen drain repair job at my father’s home. They gave us a fair estimate and the actual bill for the work was slightly less than their quote. They called before arriving and arrived on time. We plan to use them for future plumbing needs.
Christopher M.
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Cain’s Able Plumbing was fantastic to deal with. They were professional from start to finish. I’ll certainly call them again if I have another plumbing emergency.
Rosalynn L.
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Very quick response time…. very friendly and job completed in no time… would definitely use again and would highly recommend to others
There are a number of things that can cause a clog in your drain. Cooking grease, coffee grounds, hair, soap scum, and leftover food are a few common culprits.
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Please note that our office will be working remotely for June 26 – June 29, 2020. Our phone service will be limited due to location.
Please leave a message if you receive our voicemail when calling. We will return your call as soon as possible.
If it is an after hours call, the original rules still apply and we will return calls for EMERGENCIES ONLY until the next business day.
Please call 704-934-0015 should you have a need for us. You may also TEXT 704-310-1599, as we may be able to receive a text easier. This is only for the dates of June 26 – June 29.
Thank you,
Crissie
Our office will be operating on limited hours for the week of Monday June 29 – Thursday July 2. If you do not receive an answer, please leave a message and we will return your call as soon as possible.
Friday July 3, the office will be closed in observance of the holiday. Friday – Sunday, we will be accepting EMERGENCY CALLS ONLY.
We will resume normal business operations on Monday July 6.
If you have any after hour emergencies please call us at 704-934-0015 and leave a message. We will return your call as soon as possible.
Have a safe and happy 4th of July!
A month ago, we were called out to repair a sewer line. Usually in our line of work, that’s pretty common. What was uncommon about this project, was that we had to bring the sewer across a ravine, at the bottom of which, there was a creek.
This was something that was definitely going to be a challenge. Even a little daunting. But hey! We’re Cain’s, and we were ready to tackle it. It’s what we do! Even the City of Concord employee didn’t doubt us.
As you can see, we completed this project excellently. It took some planning and teamwork, but we are really happy with the results and so were our customers. On to the next one!
Call us here at Cain’s Able Plumbing, for any of your plumbing needs!
Hello All! Today our office is closed with respect to the Easter Holiday. We are accepting emergency calls only today.
If you have an emergency, please call; 704-934-0015 and Leave A Message.
All calls for URGENT service will be returned as soon as possible. You may leave a message for non-urgent matters, but the call will be returned on Tuesday 4/14/20.
Thank you and have a blessed day!
There is no such thing as a “FLUSHABLE” wipe.
Manufacturers of baby wipes will often indicate on the packaging that the product is “flushable.” Plumbing experts say there’s no such thing as a flushable wipe. Because wipes don’t break down in water, they can clog up plumbing systems in a home, and damage pipes and machinery at wastewater treatment plants.
With the Covid-19 outbreak and the shortage of toilet paper, consumers have turned to sanitary wipes under many brands to take care of personal hygiene when it comes to using the bathroom. Unfortunately most folks take the packaging at it’s word and flush this wipes in the toilet. This is wreaking havoc with sanitary sewer systems everywhere. Cain’s recently went to a customers home to clear a main sewer line blockage. The sewer line was full of 100’s of sanitary wipes. It took hours to remove them, and made for a bill that could have been completely avoided, if the wipes had been disposed of in another way.
So, how do we dispose of these wipes if we can’t flush them? Here are a couple of suggestions.
As you can see by the image above, while toilet paper fully breaks down, sanitary wipes do not. This is after 1 year of being inside the jars. Please take a moment to think about it before you flush wipes down the sewer. Even if it isn’t going to cost you money, in the end, it is going to cost someone money. That’s easy to avoid. Just don’t flush anything except human waste and toilet paper in the toilet.