Real plumbing jobs our team recently completed across Dallas–Fort Worth — each one photographed and mapped on site.
Homeowner in Irving currently has no water throughout the house after her husband repaired an exterior water line leak near the home; water is available from the city/meter side, but no water is passing through the home’s side of the system after the repair. A technician is scheduled with a 30-minute call ahead to diagnose the loss of water and inspect the recent repair.
A same-day appointment was scheduled to address a homeowner's slow-draining bathtub and low shower water pressure before the symptoms worsen. The technician will inspect the tub drain for blockages, evaluate the showerhead and valve for mineral buildup or restrictions, and provide an onsite repair estimate.
Three customer-supplied toilets were installed during this service visit. The scope of work includes removing the existing fixtures and completing the new installations, the company will not dispose of the old toilets, as the customer has requested to keep them.
The City of Arlington shut off the water due to a continuously running leak near the meter that the customer believes is tied to the sprinkler system. The service includes diagnosing whether the leak stems from the domestic line or irrigation system, repairing the damaged piping, and conducting a final meter test to confirm resolution.
A gas tank-style water heater stopped producing hot water yesterday, and the customer requires an inspection and estimate before any work begins. The service involves diagnosing the pilot, burner, or controls for repair, evaluating the system for a full replacement if necessary, and performing a safety and code compliance check.
Fixed a Dallas homeowner: repiping all existing copper water supply lines underneath the crawlspace will be removed and replaced with new PEX lines for both hot and cold systems. The service includes all labor, materials, fittings, connections, pressure testing, and final verification of proper water flow.
A Mesquite homeowner has no water after the city shut off service due to a broken main line shooting water three yards from the house. An inspection is scheduled with a 30-minute call-ahead to locate the break, provide options for excavation repair or full replacement, and pressure-test the system.
Homeowner is requesting a kitchen garbage disposal replacement and reports no other plumbing concerns. An inspection is scheduled (with a 30-minute call-ahead) to provide a replacement estimate, check the drain and P-trap connections, and verify the dishwasher drain line is correctly installed.
Repeated under-sink water accumulation indicates a leak coming from the kitchen metal drain piping, P-trap, or wall connections. An inspection is required to repair or replace the corroded components, tighten loose fittings, and check the kitchen cabinet for moisture or hidden water damage.
An Irving homeowner has no water throughout her house after her husband repaired an exterior water line leak. A technician is scheduled (with a 30-minute call-ahead) to diagnose the line restriction, inspect the main shutoff valve, and complete any necessary pipe repairs to restore normal flow.
Homeowner reported brown spots on a baseboard adjacent to a bathroom, indicating a potential hidden leak that was previously hidden behind storage bins. An appointment was scheduled for the same day, and the customer agreed to submit photos of the affected area for further evaluation.
An active water heater leak has caused flooding in the garage, impacting the surrounding walls and flooring. Service is required to inspect the unit for repair or replacement, address any faulty supply connections or shutoff valves, and assess the garage walls for water damage mitigation.
Andy reported that two toilets are making hissing/gurgling noises and losing tank water after flushing, likely due to faulty flappers or fill valves. A complimentary inspection is scheduled between 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. (30-minute call-ahead) to diagnose the issue, replace defective parts, and test for proper operation.
Calvin reported a clogged bathroom sink upon returning from a two-week trip, though the exact start date of the blockage is unknown. Service is scheduled between 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. (with a 30-minute call-ahead) to inspect the P-trap, clear the obstruction, and test the final drainage flow.