Plumbing in North Texas Homes
The cities we work in share a lot. Most of them sit on the region's expansive clay, which swells after rain and shrinks in a dry summer, and that movement is hard on slabs and the pipes under them. Most of the northeast suburbs, Richardson included, buy their water from the North Texas Municipal Water District, while Dallas and some cities to its north and west, Coppell among them, get theirs from Dallas Water Utilities. When a hard freeze does come, it brings split outdoor faucets and burst pipes in attics and exterior walls.
Same Crew, Same Terms, Wherever You Live
Whichever city you're in, you get the same thing. There's no trip charge. Your plumber gives you the price before any work starts, and nothing begins until you say yes.