1. Sump Pump Services in North Richland Hills
Most NRH homes are slab-on-grade with no basement, so sump pumps show up mainly in lower-lying yards, crawl spaces and the occasional finished basement. When one fails during a heavy Texas rain, you find out fast.
We install, repair and replace sump pumps, check float switches and discharge lines, and add battery backups. A pump that runs constantly or never runs at all is worth a look before the next storm.
2. Appliance Plumbing Services in North Richland Hills
Dishwashers, washing machines, ice makers, refrigerator lines and water softeners all depend on supply lines and drains that nobody thinks about until they fail. A cracked washing machine hose floods a laundry room in minutes.
We install and replace supply lines, shutoff valves, drain connections and ice maker lines. We swap rubber hoses for braided stainless, which lasts far longer and is the fix we recommend most.
3. Backflow Prevention Services in North Richland Hills
A backflow preventer keeps dirty water from flowing backward into your clean supply. Irrigation systems, fire sprinklers and many commercial properties are required to have one, and it has to be tested every year by a certified tester.
We test, repair and install backflow assemblies, and we file the test report with the city when it’s required.
4. Plumbing Fixture Services in North Richland Hills
4.1 Maintenance and Repairs
Dripping faucets, running toilets, loose shower valves and slow sink drains. They look small, but a running toilet can waste hundreds of gallons a day and a drip adds up on the water bill.
4.2 New Installation
New faucets, toilets, sinks, showerheads and tubs, installed to code with new shutoffs and supply lines. If you’ve bought the fixture, we’ll install it. If you haven’t, we’ll help you pick something that fits the plumbing you already have.
5. Garbage Disposal Services in North Richland Hills
A disposal that hums but won’t spin is usually jammed. One that leaks is usually a bad seal or a loose connection, and a leak from the bottom of the unit means it needs replacing. We fix the first two and replace the third, and we’ll tell you which one you’ve got before you spend anything.
6. Hydrojetting Services in North Richland Hills
A snake pokes a hole through a clog. Hydrojetting scours the whole pipe wall with high-pressure water, which clears grease, scale and roots the snake leaves behind. In older NRH homes with cast iron drains, it’s often the thing that actually fixes a line that keeps backing up.
We run a camera first so you can see what’s in the pipe, then jet it, then camera it again to confirm it’s clear.
7. Sewer Line Services in North Richland Hills
Gurgling toilets, slow drains in several fixtures at once, a wet spot in the yard or a sewage smell near the foundation all point at the main sewer line. Clay and cast iron lines crack, belly and fill with roots, which describes a lot of the pipe in this part of town.
We find the problem with a camera and show you the footage. Then we explain your options, from spot repair to trenchless pipe lining that doesn’t tear up the yard.
8. Water Line Services in North Richland Hills
Low pressure, discolored water, a wet patch in the yard or a water bill that jumps for no reason can all mean a failing water line. Older galvanized pipe corrodes from the inside and slowly chokes off flow, while newer copper and PEX fail at fittings.
We locate leaks, repair or replace sections of line, and do full repiping when it makes more sense than patching. We’ll tell you honestly which one that is.
9. Water Heater Services
9.1 Tank Water Heaters
Most tank water heaters last 8 to 12 years. A leaking tank is done, but a lost element, thermostat or pilot is a cheap fix. We repair and replace gas and electric tanks, and we flush and service them to extend their life. NRH water is hard, so a yearly flush matters here.
9.2 Tankless Water Heaters
Tankless units give you endless hot water and save space, but they need descaling once a year. We install and repair tankless units, upgrade gas lines and venting when the new unit needs it, and descale existing ones that have lost flow or started throwing error codes.
