Dallas Plumber in the Cedars and South Dallas, Serving Downtown and Oak Cliff

What we fix most often in Dallas

Water heaters: repair and replacement

No hot water, a tank weeping at the base or a pilot light that keeps going out? We repair what's worth repairing and replace failing tanks with a new tank or tankless unit, with $150 off the new heater. Replacing a water heater in Dallas generally needs a city plumbing permit and inspection, which the plumber doing the work pulls. See water heater repair, water heater replacement and installation or our water heaters overview.

Emergency plumbing, 24/7

Water through a ceiling at 2 AM or sewage in the shower on a Sunday night: call any time. Our emergency plumbing page covers shut-off steps for houses and condos; after a hard freeze, see frozen pipes.

Drains and sewer lines

Many older Dallas homes still drain through cast iron under the floor and clay pipe out to the city main, and tree roots work into the clay joints. A single sluggish sink is normally a clog in that fixture's own pipe; when several fixtures gurgle together, suspect the main. See drain cleaning, sewer line repair and replacement and video camera inspection.

Gas lines and the Dallas red-tag process

If Atmos Energy shuts off or red-tags your gas, it stays off until the piping is repaired and passes a pressure test under a City of Dallas gas test permit, witnessed by a city plumbing inspector, who then releases the meter to Atmos. See gas line repair, gas line installation and our Dallas gas test permit and red tag guide.

Leaks and slab leaks

Dallas sits on Blackland Prairie clay that expands when soaked and contracts in dry spells, straining the water lines under slabs and in yards. A meter that keeps spinning with every tap off, a warm patch of floor or a bill that jumps for no reason calls for leak detection and, if needed, slab leak repair. Got a Dallas Water Utilities letter about your service line? See our service line letter page.

Commercial plumbing

Restaurants and bars in Deep Ellum, downtown, Bishop Arts and around Fair Park, busiest during the State Fair of Texas each fall, need grease-free drains, safe gas lines and water heaters that keep up. See commercial plumbing, or find every service on our plumbing services page.

Dallas neighborhoods we serve

Our shop is on the south side, near the Cedars, South Dallas, Fair Park, Deep Ellum and downtown. We also cover Oak Cliff, Bishop Arts and Kessler Park, with their early-1900s bungalows and pier-and-beam houses; East Dallas and Lakewood, from Munger Place foursquares to 1920s Tudors; the condo towers of Uptown and Oak Lawn; and postwar Pleasant Grove.

Our Dallas neighborhoods page goes area by area, and service areas lists the nearby cities we cover.

What happens when you call at night

After office hours, emergency service runs 24/7 on the same number.

1. You tell us the address, the type of building and whether water or gas is still escaping.
2. If anyone smells gas, we ask you to get out first and call 911 or Atmos Energy from outside.
3. For a burst pipe, sewage backing up or water you can't shut off, we send our on-call plumber right away.
4. We talk you through closing the main water valve while the plumber is on the way.
5. Less urgent? We schedule the visit for a time you choose.

Current coupons

• $50 off for new customers
• 10% off for seniors, military and first responders
• $0 dispatch fee with a repair
• $150 off a new water heater

Terms are on our coupons page. For a bigger job such as a sewer line or a repipe, see financing options.

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Talk to a Dallas plumber

Call (844) 313-1397 and describe what you're seeing; we'll tell you whether it needs a plumber now or can wait. Office hours 8 AM–11 PM daily · 24/7 emergency service. You can also use our contact page or read about us.