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Plumber in Plano, TX

Licensed, insured plumbers on call in Plano. 24/7 emergency service, including weekends and holidays.

Plano sits in Collin County just north of Dallas along the US-75 corridor. We work across Legacy West, Willow Bend, and the older neighborhoods near downtown, and much of the housing dates to the growth years of the 1980s and 1990s.

Which means a large share of Plano is at the age where people stop repairing the house and start renovating it.

The Plumbing Behind a Remodel

Kitchens and bathrooms from that era are the ones being redone right now, and this is where a lot of Plano money gets spent well or wasted.

The fixtures are the visible part and the easy part. What sits behind them is thirty or forty years old: the drain line and its pitch, the supply lines feeding the room, the shutoff valves, and the vent. All of it was correct when it went in and all of it has been working ever since.

The right moment to look at any of it is after demolition and before anything closes back up. At that point the rough-in is exposed and reachable, and a problem is an hour of work. The same problem discovered after the tile is set and the vanity is in means undoing finished work to reach it.

A short visit to an open wall costs less than being called back to take apart something you just paid for.

A finished bathroom with large-format beige tile on the walls and floor, a matte-black rain shower head and handheld, a white fluted freestanding tub, a recessed tile niche, and a single square floor drain. — A finished wet room. What makes a layout like this work is the drain and the pitch under the floor, decided long before any of the tile went on.

What Is Worth Checking While It Is Open

The drain size and pitch for the fixtures you are installing, which might not be the ones that were there
The shutoff valves, which are often the original builder-grade stops and seized more often than not
The supply lines feeding the room, and whether they can carry what a new fixture expects
The vent, in particular if fixtures are moving to a different wall
Whether anything has been leaking behind the old surround, which demolition is good at revealing

And the Thing Underneath All of It

Plano homes of this age sit on slab foundations poured on Collin County’s expansive clay. That soil swells and shrinks through the year and the slab moves with it, working at the water and drain lines running beneath the house.

Thirty-plus years of that is enough to produce a slab leak in a home where nothing was ever done wrong. It seldom looks like a leak from inside. It looks like a water bill that jumped, a warm patch of floor, running water you can hear at night, or a door that has started to catch.

We locate that before we open anything, and we price the repair once we know what it is. A slab leak can be a short job or a long one and there is no way to tell which over the phone.

Same-day scheduling on most calls, emergency service around the clock, and Texas Master Plumber License M-43680 on every job.

Questions & Answers

Plumbing in Plano — common questions

We are remodeling a bathroom. When should a plumber be involved?

Before the demolition, not after it. Once the old fixtures are out, the drain and supply lines are visible and reachable, and that is the cheapest hour of the entire project to find out that a drain is undersized or a valve is failing. Discovering the same thing after the tile is set means taking the tile back off. A short look at the rough-in before the walls close is worth more than anything else we can do on a remodel.

Can we move the shower to the other wall?

Often, but it depends on the drain more than the supply. Running water to a new location is straightforward. Running a drain there means getting the pitch right, and on a slab foundation it might mean opening concrete. You want to know that before the design is final rather than after, because it can change what the remodel costs.

Which Plano ZIP codes do you cover?

We cover Plano ZIP codes 75023, 75024, 75025, 75074, 75075, and 75093, including neighborhoods near Legacy West and Willow Bend. If you are unsure whether your address falls in our service area, call our main line and we can confirm.

Do you handle the permits and the inspection?

When a job needs a permit we pull it and schedule the city inspection. Many repairs do not need one, and we will tell you which category your job falls into before we start.

Other cities we serve

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Need a plumber in Plano?

We answer around the clock and work across the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. Tell us what is happening and we will get a licensed plumber headed your way.

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