When Raleigh, NC and the surrounding area needs a sewer or water utility contractor, Water Worx Services is at the top of their list!
Fire Hydrant Repair and Replacement in Raleigh, NC
Fire hydrants are a critical part of Raleigh's water infrastructure, and Water Worx keeps them working when it counts. We provide complete fire hydrant repair, replacement, and installation for commercial, municipal, and private systems across Raleigh — and it's some of the work our crews perform most consistently in the area. Recent Raleigh projects have ranged from full hydrant replacements at properties like Bent Creek and Sumter Square, to post indicator valve (PIV) and isolation valve replacements, to routine servicing of multiple hydrants across a single business district — flushing each unit to clear sediment, replacing worn gaskets, flow testing to confirm pressure, and updating maintenance records so every hydrant is documented and ready for emergency use. Whether a hydrant has been struck by a vehicle, seized with age, or simply needs its annual inspection and flow test, our licensed team handles the job to local fire code with minimal disruption to your property. For property managers, municipalities, and facilities overseeing multiple hydrants, we also offer custom maintenance plans that keep everything tested, compliant, and dependable year-round.
Retention ponds work by accumulating stormwater runoff into a permanent pool. The stormwater is collected by a network of underground pipes trafficking water from storm drains. The ponds will naturally remove pollutants found in the runoff water, eventually releasing small amounts of water back into the ground.
Water Worx Services can construct a retention pond for your Raleigh property that is technically accurate as well as aesthetically pleasing. Contact us to schedule a consultation today with one of our highly trained team members.
How do you keep a storm drain from clogging?
To keep a storm drain from clogging, you should:
Keep leaves and grass clippings away from the area.
Clear debris or any obstructions away from the storm drain.
Have your storm drain regularly cleaned and maintained.
Ensuring that your storm drain is clean is one of best ways to prevent your storm drain from clogging. Additionally, keeping the storm drain clear of leaves and other debris decreases the amount of pollutants in the water that flows through your storm drain. To keep your storm drain maintained, give us a call today.
Where is a grease trap usually installed?
A grease trap is usually installed:
Below your kitchen sink.
Near your dishwasher.
In the floor of your kitchen.
Depending on if you use your kitchen for residential or commercial purposes, you may or may not have a grease trap. If you are trying to locate a grease trap but are unsure where it may be, you can have a plumber locate it for you. To get your grease trap located, contact us today.
How do I add utilities to a new build?
To add utilities to a new build you will need to:
Locate the water and sewer connections.
Design a plan for the utilities.
Get permits and approval from the city.
When it comes to adding utilities to a new build, the process can be complex and require extensive knowledge of plumbing connections. If you need utilities added to your new build, give us a call today to learn more about how we can help.
See what Raleigh, NC has to say about us as a sewer and water utility contractor in our pleased reviews.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Raleigh, NC
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars based on 3 customer reviews
Raleigh, NC at a glance
Water Worx Services, INC has completed 25 jobs in Raleigh, NC between October 2024 and August 2026.
The 3 customer reviews shown here average 5.0 out of 5.
My situation went from bad to an emergency and water worx services was with me all the way to the end. Good group of guys to work with too.
Glenn
- Raleigh, NC 27612
Comprehensive and Thorough Plumbing Work - Perfect
Superior workmanship and coordination with City Inspectors. Excellent service!
You won't go wrong with Mathew Stefanski,
Sam Blount, PE, PLS (Ret'd)
Sam
- Raleigh, NC 27612
Great Customer ServiceCindy
- Raleigh, NC 27610
Job Locations
Tim C.
Replaced Backflow RPZ valve and added a concrete slab and hot box.
Raleigh, NC 27616
Tim C.
A domestic water line was accessed before the existing water meter. A new water meter was installed to accurately measure residential water usage. An RPZ Reduced Pressure Zone valve was added to safeguard the plumbing system from backflow issues, ensuring safety and regulatory compliance. An irrigation meter was also installed to separately track water used for irrigation, promoting efficient water management. This meter split configuration allows for distinct monitoring of domestic and irrigation water usage. The installation was executed with precision to ensure optimal performance and reliability of the water system. Each component was carefully installed to maintain system integrity and functionality.
Raleigh, NC 27608
Tim C.
Neighborhood went from private water to municipal water. Removed the old Backflow valve and re piped it with ductile iron pipe. Backfilled once completed
Raleigh, NC 27615
Tim C.
Replaced a Fire Hydrant
Raleigh, NC 27614
Brian O.
Backflow Replacement: Replaced bypass backflow and bypass meter for Cross Assembly at 2660 Yonkers Road
Raleigh, NC 27604
Brian O.
PIV Replacement: Post indicator, plate, and 8” valve replacement at 2539 Noblin
Raleigh, NC 27604
Brian O.
Fire hydrant and isolation valve replacement by WWS at Bent Creek
Raleigh, NC 27615
Brian O.
Fire Hydrant Replacement at Sumter Square!
Raleigh, NC 27606
Josh R.
Removed tree root intrusion from a sewer line near Lake Johnson Park, restoring flow and preventing costly residential backups.
Raleigh, NC 27610
Jonathan W.
Performed storm-drain jet vac cleaning to clear heavy debris and improve drainage, helping prevent localized flooding.
Raleigh, NC 27603
Brian T.
Backflow that was hit repaired and certified
Raleigh, NC 27607
Brian T.
Emergency water line repair completed in Raleigh commercial district. Main service line break caused flooding in business parking lot during peak hours. Located break using acoustic detection equipment and isolated damaged section quickly. Water line repair involved replacing 12 feet of deteriorated cast iron with new ductile iron pipe and fittings. Water Worx Services' water line repair team restored service within 4 hours, minimizing business disruption. Pressure tested entire system and backfilled with proper compaction.
Raleigh, NC 27609
Brian T.
Irrigation backflow replacement and underground leak repair.
Raleigh, NC 27605
Heather S.
Just serviced 5 hydrants in Brentwood business district. Flushed all units to remove sediment. Lubricated stems and checked for proper operation. Replaced worn gasket on one unit (hydrant #BW-42) that showed minor leakage. Flow tested all hydrants - pressure readings within normal range (52-58 PSI). Painted two hydrants that had faded color coding. All caps secure and accessible. Updated GIS database with maintenance records. All hydrants now ready for emergency use.
Raleigh, NC 27604
Mathew S.
Water service repair for the City of Raleigh
Raleigh, NC 27609
Del C.
Completed emergency water line repair for a residential customer in Brentwood today. Located and exposed a 3/4" copper supply line that had developed a pinhole leak approximately 18" below grade. Water was surfacing in the front yard and creating significant saturation. Excavated a 4'x4' area to access the damaged section, installed a 24" copper replacement section using compression couplings to ensure proper connection. Pressure tested the repair to 80 PSI with no signs of leakage. Backfilled the excavation with appropriate bedding material and compacted in 6" lifts to prevent future settling. Restored lawn area with existing sod and applied seed to disturbed areas. Customer's water service was restored after approximately 3 hours of downtime. Recommended full inspection of remaining copper piping as this type of failure often indicates systemic corrosion issues. Left site clean and organized with all debris removed.
Raleigh, NC 27604
Brian T.
Leaking PRV replacement
Raleigh, NC 27617
Mathew S.
Water service repair for City of Raleigh.
Raleigh, NC 27616
Brian T.
Annual backflow inspections for apartment complexes
Raleigh, NC 27613
Brian T.
Damaged PRV replacement
Raleigh, NC 27617
Mathew S.
residential water service repair on an existing galvanized line
Raleigh, NC 27607
Brian T.
Nobody wants a nasty grease backup at the Fair! Performed Grease Trap repair for the NC State Fair Grounds in the wake of this year's fair to make sure things are ready to go for next year. Also performed grease trap cleaning to ensure better performance at the next fair.
Raleigh, NC 27607
Brian T.
Urgent Backflow Device Maintenance: During a service call at a business location, we discovered their backflow prevention system had failed, threatening the integrity of their water system. My diagnostic assessment revealed a faulty check valve that required immediate attention. I installed a high-grade replacement valve and conducted comprehensive testing across the entire system to verify proper operation. These steps restored the critical safeguard that prevents contaminated water from entering the building's clean water supply.
