Your water line is the main source of water to your home or business. Because of that, damage to your water line can lead to numerous problems, and it needs to be taken care of as soon as you notice any problems. You also need to ensure the quality of your repairs to prevent any further issues from arising. If you’ve found yourself in need of water line repair in Allen, TX or the surrounding area, the plumbing professionals at Thorough Plumbing can be there to provide you with the high-quality repair work you require. To learn more about the options available to you, we invite you to give us a call at 469-253-5530.
When to Seek Water Line Repair
There are many signs that may indicate you are dealing with a damaged water line, and knowing what to watch out for can ensure you get the problem taken care of as quickly as possible. Among the most notable signs of a damaged water line is standing water in your outdoor space. If it is not due to a drainage issue in your lawn, standing water is often an indicator that a broken water line is leaking underground.
Low water pressure is another common sign that you may need water line repair. However, it could also be an indicator of other issues. The same is true of problems such as higher-than-normal water bills or strange noises coming from your plumbing system. You may also notice issues such as brown or otherwise discolored water coming through your home’s plumbing. This is more likely to be the case if you notice the problem with all of your home’s water rather than with a single faucet or drain.
In many situations, the only way to know for certain whether there is an issue that needs to be taken care of is by getting help from a plumbing professional. A plumber will be able to conduct a thorough investigation of your system through methods such as a plumbing video camera inspection. From there, they can provide you with any services necessary to restore your system, including water line repair if needed.
Reach Out Today
Our team is ready to help if you are seeking water line repair or any other emergency plumbing repair services. To schedule your water line repair in Allen, TX or the surrounding area, we invite you to give us a call today at 469-253-5530.
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JEFF BATY
In Plano, Texas, a plumbing service expertly handled a challenging issue involving a leak on a copper line at the foundation of a home. The situation required careful excavation, which the customer had already begun. The plumbers provided options to either repair the leak or completely rebuild the plumbing assembly. They chose to rebuild the entire setup, including installing a new shutoff valve. Once the repair was completed, they neatly backfilled the area and installed new valve boxes, ensuring the solution was both efficient and durable.
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Thorough Plumbing, based in Plano, Texas, tackled a plumbing issue involving water heaters that were both off at the water and gas connections. Upon inspecting behind the gas dryer, they found a simple manifold with a cold line running up and a hot line running down. The hot line entering the slab had a galvanized section with a pinhole leak. The team skillfully cut out a 1-foot section of the damaged line and expertly pressed in couplings to resolve the problem. This precise work ensures efficient plumbing operation and restores peace of mind for homeowners.
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In Plano, Texas, a skilled plumbing team tackled a tricky leak on a copper pipe embedded in concrete along an outside garage wall. The professionals expertly handled the situation by using a combination of copper and PEX fittings to repair the leak. Their attention to detail ensured the problem was fixed efficiently, preventing further damage. This careful approach helped maintain the durability of the plumbing system and restored functionality once again, giving homeowners peace of mind. For any complex pipe repairs, it's important to have knowledgeable experts who can manage such challenges.
JEFF BATY
Installed new pressure regulating valve in the flowerbed. Installed all new ball valves and flex lines running the water heaters correctly in parallel. Installed new check valve and fixed the vents.
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Water damage in hallway by master bedroom guest bathroom, closets, laundry room, not sure how far it went and called dry force for remediation. Cut into sheetrock behind washer. Rebuilt 34 copper manifold in the wall. Hot water line comes down and feeds manifold.
JEFF BATY
Thorough Plumbing recently completed a job in McKinney, Texas. The homeowner discovered a screw stuck in a 1-inch PEX main line while removing a bracket in the garage. Upon arrival, the sheetrock was already open, making it easier to access the damaged pipe. Thorough Plumbing expertly cut out the bad section and installed a new pipe with crimp fittings. This ensured the plumbing system was restored to proper function, avoiding any future leaks or damage.
JEFF BATY
Installed ice maker box to new location
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Installed one inch prv next to city water meter by curb with shut off and new box. Also flushed both water heater.
JEFF BATY
Toilet in son’s bathroom that has drop down floor is a Toto. Valve doesn’t shut off all the way, fill valve stick and stays on and off, flapper is old. Replaced with new shut off valve, supply line, fill valve, and flapper. Leak in yard in flower bed to the left of the home. Home shut off assembly is old and should be rebuilt to make it operational. Home water treatment system is on side of home and has loop on the street side of home shut off. 34 copper water service line to 1” PVC loop to treatment system with sprinkler lines on top of them. Found leak under tree and rerouted line around tree to prevent future issues.
JEFF BATY
Seven foot service line at tap. Approximately 20' repair of sewer service line.
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Leak in yard in flower bed to the left of the home. Home shut off assembly is old and should be rebuilt to make it operational rerouted line around tree to prevent future issues.
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12-1 copper water service repair
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Customer exposed leak in yard proximately 20 foot off the meter. Repaired water line.
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Reroute hot water line from master shower to master right sink lavatory sink.
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Installed 34 double check with repair on 1 PVC water line.
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Install 1” PRV in flowerbed approximately three feet deep with new cut off valve. Customer does have filtration loop sticking out of ground and will return to insulate. PRV set to 70psi.
JEFF BATY
Customer has leak coming through kitchen ceiling just above the window. Water was showing up on the roofline and froze during winter freeze. No visible water currently and will need sheet rock access. This will allow us to determine whether or not it’s a drain line or a waterline, causing the issue. Above the kitchen window is a sink and toilet.
JEFF BATY
Hot water line reroute from guest master bathroom, tub, shower manifold to water heater. Reroute it up through the attic with uponor and installation. Found manifold behind the water heater had to pull and reset the water heater
JEFF BATY
Installed 34” uponor water line approximately 40ft. Customer wanted sprinkler double check left disconnected. Slight movement on meter so assuming something in the house is leaking.
JEFF BATY
Did isolation test on kitchen sink drain line to determine whether or not there’s a leak in the wall. Was able to determine there is and will have to rebuild drain and vent set. Also we are changing out three shut off valves at the kitchen sink and one elsewhere. On return trip we replaced five angle stops two in the laundry room and three on the kitchen sink and metal repairs on PVC pipe from kitchen sink and from upstairs bedroom
JEFF BATY
Upstairs guest hall bathroom installed waste and overflow trim kit with waste and overflow. Waste drain was broken from customer trying to change of trim. Two year parts and labor
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Master bedroom floor carpet was soaked with water and showing in bathroom around the toilet. Cut hole in sheetrock to expose water line at frost proof. 12 copper water line is going horizontal from the master sinks. The leak was from a freeze burst. Was able to repair with Uponor PEX A type material which will assist with any future freezing.
JEFF BATY
Made repair in front yard at meter and double check. Leak was from rubbing with a rock. Two year parts and labor
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Changed water line from Pex B to Pex A and added shut off valve
