Why your Dallas water leaves spots — and what to actually do about it.
DFW water averages 7–10 grains of hardness. Here's what that does to your pipes, your appliances, and your skin — and which fix is worth the money.
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Real advice from licensed master plumbers. Honest answers to the questions you're afraid to ask the guy with the clipboard.
DFW water averages 7–10 grains of hardness. Here's what that does to your pipes, your appliances, and your skin — and which fix is worth the money.
A warm spot on the floor. A water bill that doubled. The faint sound of running water. Catching a slab leak in week one versus week six is a world of difference.
It's not as obvious as the tankless guys make it sound. We ran the actual numbers for a typical Dallas household, including the rebates that change the math this year.
Winter Storm Uri taught Texas a lesson about insulation. Here's how to prep before the next one — and what to do if your pipes actually freeze.
The water meter test, the toilet flapper trick, and three other ways to spot a leak before it costs you four figures.
Multiple drains gurgling at once. A sewer smell in the yard. Patches of grass that are suspiciously green. What it means and what to do.
Pick up the phone or book online. We'll roll a truck within the hour, give you a real number before we start, and have it fixed before the coffee gets cold.