Plumber in Irving, TX

Your Local Plumber in Irving

South Irving — the original Irving, around downtown and Irving Heights — was built largely in the 1950s through the 1970s, and its plumbing is showing its age: cast-iron drain lines at or past end of life, galvanized supply pipe strangling water pressure, and mature trees sending roots into sewer laterals. North of there, Las Colinas and Valley Ranch boomed in the 1980s and early 90s, an era when some builders used polybutylene supply lines — a material with a known failure history that's worth identifying in any home of that vintage.

We work both halves of Irving daily: camera inspections, drain cleaning, and repipes in the older southern neighborhoods; leak diagnosis, fixture replacement, and water heater work in Las Colinas condos, Valley Ranch townhomes, and the newer urban-center apartments. If you own a 1980s-era Irving property and don't know what your supply lines are made of, we can tell you in one visit.

Irving's water, like the rest of DFW's municipal supply, runs hard and is tough on water heaters over time. Landlords and property investors with Irving rentals appreciate that we handle both the emergency call and the make-ready turnover. Irving emergencies go to the front of the line for our next available dispatch.