U.S. Navy Veteran Owned & Operated

Plumbing & Septic.Meet your crew.

Your Jacksonville, NC plumbing team for leaks, clogs, hot water, wells, and septic systems. Navy roots. Straight answers. A steady hand when your home needs one.

$99 standard service fee in our service area. Higher outside the area. Repair and installation work priced separately.

Justin Wilder and the Wild Water Plumbing team with their service van and an American flag

Your local crew. Ready to help.

Local homeowners. Firsthand experiences.

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Wild Water Plumbing Best of 2026 Award Winner
Community recognized.Best of 2026 award winner
Licensed & insured.Veteran owned. Family operated.
Coastal North Carolina.Onslow, Pender & New Hanover Counties
Plus Cedar Point in Carteret County

Wild Water Plumbing + Septic

Your Jacksonville plumber.
Your coastal crew.

Wild Water Plumbing + Septic is a family-owned, U.S. Navy veteran-owned plumbing company based in Jacksonville, North Carolina. We help homeowners with everyday repairs and the water, sewer, septic, and drainage systems that keep a property working.

One dripping faucet or a problem underground, you deserve to understand what is happening. We look for the cause, explain the options, and discuss the price of the work before you approve it.

Meet the people behind the service ↗

The right help, from one local team

From the kitchen sink
to the septic field.

Find the service you need without sorting through plumbing jargon.

Explore all services ↗

Not sure which service fits? Start with what changed. We will help you take the next step.

Explore common symptoms ↓
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Illustrative system overview. Every property is different; an inspection helps identify the right approach.

Inside. Outside. Underground.

We look beyond
the symptom.

The water at your feet may have started somewhere else. We help connect what you are seeing with what your plumbing is doing.

  • Water coming inWell pumps, water lines, pressure concerns, and water heaters.
  • Wastewater going outDrains, sewer lines, septic tanks, and system components.
  • Water around your propertyFrench drains, ditches, culverts, and sump pumps.

Service is part of our story

Navy roots.
Neighborly service.

Before founding Wild Water Plumbing + Septic, Justin Wilder served as a U.S. Navy Damage Controlman. Attention to detail and responsibility were part of the job. They are part of how he leads our family-owned company today.

We bring that mindset to your home: understand the problem, explain the plan, and take pride in the work.

Start with what you notice

Something is off.
Here is where to start.

You do not need to know the name of the part that failed. Tell us what changed, where you see it, and when it started.

Browse troubleshooting guides ↗
My drains are slow or backing up.

One slow fixture may have a nearby clog. Multiple slow drains, gurgling, or recurring backups can point to a larger drain, sewer, or septic issue. If sewage backs up, stop using water and keep people and pets away from it.

Drain cleaning · Sewer camera inspection

I have a leak or an unexpected water bill.

If an active supply leak is causing damage, close the water shutoff only if you can reach it safely. For a suspected hidden leak, compare your meter before and after two hours with no water use. Movement may indicate a leak or unaccounted water use. An unchanged meter does not rule out every leak.

Get help with leaks · EPA meter-check guidance ↗

My water is cold, weak, or not running.

Notice whether the issue affects one fixture or the whole home, and whether it involves hot water, cold water, or both. Those details help us narrow down the next step. Leave electrical and pressure-system repairs to a qualified professional.

Water heaters · Well pumps

My yard is soggy or I smell sewage.

Standing water can involve surface drainage, a leaking water line, or a septic problem. Sewage odor or wet ground near a septic area deserves attention. Avoid the affected area, reduce water use if a septic backup is suspected, and arrange an inspection.

Septic services · Yard drainage

Burst pipe, sewage backup, or sudden loss of water?

Call to explain the situation. After hours, our answering service takes your details. Service is scheduled during normal business hours. Stay out of standing water near electrical equipment.

(910) 750-2312 ↗

Clear from the first conversation

A straightforward path
back to normal.

$99Standard service fee within our service area.
Higher outside the area. Repairs and installation priced separately.

01 / CONNECT

Tell us what is wrong.

Call or request service. Share your location and what you are noticing.

02 / ASSESS

Understand the cause.

We inspect the concern and explain what we find in plain language.

03 / APPROVE

Know the plan.

We explain the recommended work and its price before you give the go-ahead.

04 / RESOLVE

Get back to your day.

We complete the approved work, check it, and walk you through what was done.

The word around the neighborhood

Real homes.
Real peace of mind.

Hear from homeowners who have called our crew.

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★★★★★
“Josh did an amazing job. He was fast, efficient, and very professional.”
Katherine · Jacksonville, NC
★★★★★
“Super knowledgeable and personable. Did exactly what I needed and more. Definitely recommending him to everyone I know.”
Stacie · Jacksonville, NC

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Locally based. Coastal focused.

Proud to serve
our stretch of the coast.

Based in Jacksonville, we serve Onslow, Pender, and New Hanover counties, plus Cedar Point in Carteret County and the Maysville area. From established neighborhoods to coastal homes with wells and septic systems, we help local households keep water moving the right way.

Wild Water Plumbing + Septic
200 Valencia Dr Unit 313, Jacksonville, NC 28546
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Not sure whether we serve your address? Call (910) 750-2312 to confirm coverage and the applicable service fee.

Good questions. Clear answers.

Before you
call the crew.

Helpful answers about service, scheduling, and your home’s plumbing.

What areas does Wild Water Plumbing + Septic serve?

We serve homeowners in Onslow, Pender, and New Hanover counties, including greater Jacksonville and surrounding coastal communities, plus Cedar Point in Carteret County and the Maysville area. Share your full property address so we can confirm coverage and the applicable service fee.

What is the service fee?

Our standard service fee is $99 within our service area. A higher fee applies outside the service area. Repair, installation, and additional work are priced separately. We explain the recommended work and its price before starting, so you can approve the next step.

Can I call about a plumbing problem after hours?

Yes. An answering service takes your details after hours. Service is scheduled during normal business hours. Call (910) 750-2312 to explain the problem and discuss scheduling.

Is Wild Water Plumbing + Septic veteran owned?

Yes. Wild Water Plumbing + Septic is a U.S. Navy veteran owned and operated, family-owned company founded by Justin Wilder, a former Navy Damage Controlman. Ask about our veteran discount program when you contact us.

Can you help with septic systems and well pumps?

Yes. Along with household plumbing, we provide septic system installation, repairs, and inspections, plus well pump and well water system service. We also handle sewer lines, water heaters, water lines, and property drainage.

Does more than one slow drain mean a sewer problem?

Several slow drains, recurring backups, or gurgling can indicate a problem farther down the drain system or with a septic system. These symptoms alone do not confirm the cause. An inspection helps identify where the problem starts and what repair makes sense.

How often should a septic system be inspected?

The EPA recommends inspection of a typical household septic system at least every three years. Systems with pumps, electrical components, or other mechanical parts generally need an inspection every year. Pumping is a separate service, often needed every three to five years depending on the system and household. Read EPA septic care guidance ↗

How do I request plumbing or septic service?

Click any Request Service button to open our contact form, or call (910) 750-2312. Tell us your location and what you are noticing. Our team will follow up about scheduling. An online request does not confirm an appointment.

Put a dependable crew on the job

Let’s get your home
back to smooth sailing.

$99 standard service fee in our service area. Higher fee outside our service area.

Wild Water Plumbing + Septic · 200 Valencia Dr Unit 313, Jacksonville, NC 28546 · (910) 750-2312