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Leak detection, sewer and water lines, water heaters and repipes across Fort Worth, a short drive west of our Arlington base.
Leak detection, sewer and water lines, water heaters and repipes across Fort Worth, a short drive west of our Arlington base.
Fort Worth shares a border with Arlington, and the Leak Squad van covers the city from the near east side out across Tarrant County. We handle hidden and slab leaks, sewer and water line repairs, water heaters, gas lines, drain cleaning and full repipes for Fort Worth homes and businesses.
Every job is done licensed and insured under TX Master Plumber License M-36931, with over 20 years of DFW plumbing behind it. Call or text (214) 325-8046 and we will get you a straight answer and a time.
Fort Worth has some of the oldest neighborhoods in the metro, places like Fairmount, Ryan Place and Arlington Heights, where houses can still run on original galvanized water lines, clay or cast iron sewer laterals and long runs out to the street. Mature trees send roots into those old sewer joints, and the expansive clay soil shifts with every wet spring and dry summer, cracking pipes under slabs and in yards. In newer parts of the city the issues are different: water heaters, gas line additions and fixture work.
Often it is roots or a break in the main sewer line between the house and the street. We clear it, run a camera down the line to find the cause, and then repair or replace the damaged section so it stops coming back.
Yes. Sewer and water lines are cleared, cameraed, located, repaired and replaced, including the main line that ties the house to the street.
When leaks keep coming back or the water runs rusty, the pipes themselves are usually the problem. A whole-house or partial repipe in copper or PEX stops the cycle of patch after patch.
We cover the DFW metro across Tarrant, Dallas and Ellis counties from our Arlington base. Pick another city below, or see every place we serve.
Tell us what is going on — a hidden leak, no hot water, a gas line, a clogged drain, a sewer backup or a repipe — and we will get you a straight answer and a time. Water actively coming in? Call right now.