One of the questions I often get asked is what’s the proper temperature to set a water heater at. The basic answer is that there is no one correct setting for all water heaters. Water Heaters Main Page According to a White Paper recently released by the American Society of Sanitary Engineering (ASSE,) many people […]
Main Content
Our Services
We service all your plumbing needs, from simple faucet repairs to installing a new water heater to complete bathroom remodels.
Customer Testimonials
Read testimonials from satisfied customers in Noblesville, Fishers, Carmel, Avon, Southport, and the entire Metro Indianapolis area.
An Experienced Local Resident to Meet Your Plumbing Needs
Hello! My name is Cy Cadwalader, a licensed Indiana plumbing contractor (License #PC10701074) and owner/operator of 3C Plumbing. I was born and raised in the Noblesville area and already know many of my neighbors and local business owners in the area. I want to be your “Neighborhood Plumber,” as well.
I decided to start my own plumbing business based on the philosophy that “Bigger is not always better.” I provide reliable, professional service at a price the “big boys” can’t touch. I keep my overhead low, do not “mark up” replacement part prices, and only charge for the work I perform.
Please, remember that I give “Free in Home Estimates.” So If you want to pay $70, $80 or $90 for an estimate just give one of the Big Companies a call, because if they don’t get the job you still owe them the money for the service call (estimate) – just ask them when you call.
So, the next time you need a plumber in Noblesville, Westfield, Carmel, Fishers or anywhere in the
surrounding Indianapolis area, give 3C Plumbing a try.
Call me at (317) 850-5114 for prompt, reliable service.
From Our Blog
Is Carmel’s Water Better Than Indianapolis’ Water?
Indiana is known to have “hard” water throughout the state, requiring many home owners to install a water softener. But does water quality change from area to area? Is the water in Carmel less hard than in Indianapolis? If so, is it enough to really make a difference? Water that contains a high concentration of […]
Today’s Low Flow Toilets…Not Your Grandpa’s Commode
In 1992, the Federal government set up regulations that required all new toilets use 1.6 gallons of water per flush, a major reduction from the 5 or 6 gallons many older toilets used. And while most of us understand the need to conserve water, both for the environment and to save money, not too many […]
