Plumber in River Oaks, TX

Texas Plumbing and Drain helps River Oaks homeowners with the plumbing that comes with an older neighbourhood: aging sewer lines, corroded pipes, slab leaks, and water heaters that give out early. Our shop sits about twenty minutes west in Aledo, a straight run up I-820, and three years of Texas plumbing work means we already know how River Oaks homes behave when the clay ground shifts. When you need a plumber in River Oaks, TX, who answers the phone himself, that’s us.

What Homeowners Say About Us

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   Rosa Santana 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. find a leak at my home on Evelyn St in Desoto, Tx after some other company completed foundation repairs. Their team were pro’s and upfront about pricing. They found the leak and got it repaired quickly. I would definitely refer to Texas Plumbing and Drain if you need leak detection and repair after having foundation work done.
  
 
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   Tollie Henry 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. ★★★★★ Had a toilet that was giving us problems due to a faulty wax ring and called Texas Plumbing and Drain to come take care of it. Kevin came out to our home on Worthview Dr in River Oaks, pulled and reset the commode and got everything sealed up properly. Quick, clean, no hassle. Sometimes you just need someone who knows what they're doing to come in and fix it right — that's exactly what we got. If you need a plumber in River Oaks or the Fort Worth area, call Texas Plumbing and Drain. Highly recommend.
  
 
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   Kristy Gonzales 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. We had two sink drains giving off a persistent smell and were also losing water pressure every time the sprinklers kicked on. David from Texas Plumbing and Drain came out to our home on Jabez Ct in Weatherford and took care of both issues in one visit. He tracked down the source of the smell in both drains and got the pressure issue sorted out as well. Such a relief to finally have everything working the way it should. David was professional, thorough, and easy to work with the whole time. If you're dealing with drain odor or water pressure problems in Weatherford or anywhere in the DFW area, don't wait on it. Call Texas Plumbing and Drain. Highly recommend.
  
 
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   Glen Whitling 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Very good and fast service.  Highly recommend!
  
 
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   J F 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. ★★★★★ We brought Texas Plumbing and Drain on for our new construction project on Springbrook in Fort Worth and David and the team have been solid from the start. They handled the rough in and top out phases professionally, stayed coordinated with our build schedule, kept things moving, and the inspections passed without issues. When you're building new construction you need a plumbing contractor that communicates and shows up. That's exactly what Texas Plumbing and Drain does. Would recommend them to any builder in the Fort Worth area.
  
 
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   Karen Richards 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. ★★★★★ I had a clogged shower drain that had completely stopped draining, and I was so relieved when I called Texas Plumbing and Drain. Trey came out to our home and got right to work — ran a cable through the shower drain and pulled out a seriously large amount of hair that had built up in there.
  
 
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   Michael Kent 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Texas Plumbing & Drain did a great job. They came to the site on time and performed the demo needed for us to demo the house.
  
 
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   Michael Walters 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. ★★★★★ I had a main sewer line backup at my home and called Texas Plumbing & Drain. David and Kevin came out quickly, pulled the commode, ran the sewer machine through the full line to clear the blockage, replaced the wax rings and reset everything. They then ran all the fixtures in the house for about 30 minutes to make sure everything was draining properly before they left. No more issues — completely cleared. Fast, thorough, and professional. I would definitely call them again.
  
 
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   Jen Horsley 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Brian did a great job replacing our toilet at our home on Lantana Court in Southlake. He was very friendly, professional, and made the whole process easy. Very happy with the service and would definitely recommend Texas Plumbing & Drain!

Plumbing Problems River Oaks Homeowners Run Into

Cast Iron Sewer Lines Backing Up

Do your drains back up more and more often? River Oaks is an older city, and plenty of homes off River Oaks Boulevard still run their first cast iron sewer lines. Those pipes rust and sag over the years, and the mature trees on these small lots send roots straight into every crack.

Galvanized Pipe Choking Your Water Pressure

Does the water dribble out of one faucet while another runs fine? Homes here from the forties and fifties still carry galvanized steel supply lines. That pipe rusts shut from the inside, so your pressure drops and the hot water comes out cloudy or brown.

Slab Leaks Under the Foundation

Do you hear water running with every tap turned off, or feel a warm patch on the floor? Tarrant County clay swells after rain and shrinks in dry spells, and that steady movement cracks the copper lines under the slab. Older copper also springs pinhole leaks once it starts to corrode.

Hot Water Running Out Fast

Does the shower turn cold halfway through? Fort Worth city water runs hard, so scale settles on the tank floor until the element burns out under it. Most heaters around River Oaks start to fade near year eight.

Burst Pipes After a Freeze

Did a pipe split during the last cold snap? The February 2021 freeze showed this area what one hard night does to an exposed pipe. Lines in older garages, crawlspaces, and along outside walls stay the weak spot every winter.

Plumbing Services River Oaks, TX Counts On

We handle residential plumbing across River Oaks, from a dripping faucet to a full sewer replacement. Every job gets the same clear pricing and the same clean finish.

Free estimates on bigger jobs like sewer replacements and repipes
Flat-rate pricing in writing before any work starts
Licensed, insured, and pulling Tarrant County permits when the job needs them
Workmanship warranty on every install
One crew handles the call, the diagnosis, the fix, and the cleanup

Why River Oaks Plumbing Needs a Local Plumber

River Oaks grew up mostly in the forties and fifties, so the plumbing here is old, and it fails in ways newer suburbs don’t. Homes from that era still run galvanized supply lines that rust closed and cast iron drains decades past their working life. A few streets carry slightly newer copper that now springs pinhole leaks. Almost every home sits on a small lot with big mature trees, and those roots are the number one reason sewer lines back up around here. All of it rests on the same North Texas clay, and that clay moves with every wet and dry season.

We work the whole city, from the streets off River Oaks Boulevard to the homes near Roberts Cut Off Road and out along Meandering Road. Our trucks run SH-183 and the Loop 820 corridor daily, so we’re not hunting for addresses or searching for shutoffs. A plumber in River Oaks, TX, should already know an older home near Jacksboro Highway plumbs differently than a redone one closer to the river, and we do.

How We Handle a Plumbing Call in River Oaks

Every call runs the same way, whether it’s a running toilet or a cracked sewer line. You know what’s happening at each step, and you know the price before we start.

A real person answers

No phone tree, no callback queue. Tell us what's going on, and we book a firm time slot.

A licensed plumber finds the problem

He walks you over and shows you the failure before he touches anything.

You get a flat-rate price in writing

No hourly meter, and nothing gets added without your okay.

We pull the permits the job needs

Water heater and sewer work go through the Tarrant County building department, and we meet the inspector ourselves.

We do the work and test it in front of you

You watch the repair hold before we call it done.

The old parts leave with us

Your driveway looks the way it did before we pulled in.

Plumbing in River Oaks and Across Tarrant County

We cover River Oaks from the neighbourhoods off River Oaks Boulevard out to the streets near Lake Worth and along SH-199. Our shop sits at 401 N FM 1187 in Aledo, a straight run up I-820, so our response times here stay short.

Full Plumbing Services Across Westworth Village

We handle every kind of residential plumbing job in Westworth Village, not only the one that brought you here.

Water Heater Repair

Our plumber fixes elements, thermostats, and pilot assemblies on tank and tankless units. Most repairs finish in one visit. In these older homes, the trouble is usually scale from hard Fort Worth water sitting on the tank floor, so the fix lasts longer once that gets cleared. If the tank is close to year ten, you get the honest call on repair versus replacement before you spend.

Water Heater Installation and Replacement

Tank and tankless systems go in sized to your household, and the old unit rides out on our truck. Permits get pulled where the job calls for them. A tankless unit fits well in a small 1950s home that's short on closet space, though it needs a yearly flush in this hard water.

Drain Cleaning and Clog Removal

Kitchen, bath, and main line cleaning for Westworth Village homes. Our plumber cables the line, then cameras it if the clog comes back. Kitchen lines here pack grease and hard-water scale together, so a store bottle clears it for a few days before the water sits again.

Sewer Line Repair and Replacement

Our camera runs the line first and shows you the break, then you pick a spot repair or a full replacement. We handle cracked and root-damaged lines across Tarrant County. On lots this old, tree roots are the top reason a line backs up, and the camera shows exactly where they got in.

Leak Detection and Repair

A pressure test and listening gear find slab leaks, pinhole leaks, and hidden wall leaks, so there's no cutting open walls to hunt for the break. On mid-century copper, a pinhole leak can run behind a wall for months before a stain shows up.

Fixture Installation

Sinks, toilets, faucets, and tub valves go in with parts that hold up to hard Fort Worth water. The scaled-up shutoff gets swapped while our plumber is already under the sink. That way your next repair doesn't start with a hunt for the main.

Garbage Disposal Installation

Disposal repair and replacement for Westworth Village kitchens, usually the same day you call. A dead disposal often backs the sink up too, so the drain and trap get checked while our plumber is there.

Residential New Construction Plumbing

Full rough-in and trim-out for new builds, timed to your framing schedule so the crew shows up when the job needs it. Water, drain, and gas lines go in to Tarrant County code, and our plumber stays for the inspection.

How We Handle Your Water Heater Repair Job

Every job runs the same way, whether it’s a burned element or a full tank swap.

Where can I find a licensed plumber near me in Westworth Village, TX?

Our shop is at 401 N FM 1187 in Aledo, a straight run in on I-820. Call (817) 674-1144 and you reach a licensed Texas plumber, not a dispatcher three states away.

Do you offer same-day plumbing service in Westworth Village?

Yes. We hold same-day slots for leaks, full blockages, and no hot water. Call early in the day for the best window.

How fast can a plumber get to my Westworth Village home?

Westworth Village is about fifteen minutes from our shop, so most calls get a firm arrival time the same day. You’ll know the time before we hang up.

How much does a plumber cost in Westworth Village, TX?

The price depends on the job, but you see the full number in writing before we start. No hourly meter, no add-ons after the fact.

Do you pull Tarrant County permits for water heaters?

Yes. Water heater replacements and sewer line work both need a permit and an inspection. We file the paperwork and meet the inspector at your home.

Do you work on older Westworth Village homes with galvanized pipe?

We do. Most homes here still run steel supply lines from the 1950s. We can repair a section or price out replacing the whole run.

Do you handle plumbing emergencies?

Yes. A burst pipe, a sewage backup, or no water at all gets a same-day slot. Call (817) 674-1144 and tell us what’s happening.

Do you warranty your plumbing work?

Every job carries a workmanship warranty, and new parts keep their manufacturer coverage. Ask your plumber for the exact terms before work starts.

Ready for a Plumber Westworth Village Trusts?

Three years of Texas plumbing work and a crew fifteen minutes down the road, so your search for a plumber in Westworth Village, TX ends here. Call Texas Plumbing and Drain at (817) 674-1144 or book online, and we’ll head your way.