Emergency plumbing
Pipes that have burst, toilets that will not stop overflowing, sewage coming up and leaking heaters get their own page. Phone in the details, and the plumber who answers gives a free estimate for the repair.
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For us, every project is unique and we always focus on your home's needs. Whether you are refreshing one unit or preparing a larger renovation, we begin with the building's use and the desired end result. Water lines, water heaters, drains and sewer lines all get their own place in our careful planning. Scroll down to learn more about plumbing and our unique approach.


Pipes that have burst, toilets that will not stop overflowing, sewage coming up and leaking heaters get their own page. Phone in the details, and the plumber who answers gives a free estimate for the repair.
A tank or tankless heater that needs repair, replacement or a fresh install begins with your call describing the unit and the trouble it is giving you.


A slow sink, a tub that backs up or a clogged floor drain is traced to the fixture or to the line it shares, then cleared. The call is where the estimate begins.
Leaks inside walls and ceilings, under a slab or along a yard line are located before anything is opened up, so the repair goes to the right section of pipe.

Sewer line trouble is looked at with a camera, then dealt with by clearing roots, repairing one section or replacing the line, whichever the camera shows is needed.
Replacing every supply pipe, one failing run or the line from the meter to the house all begin with a call about what the pipes are doing.

Say which fixture is failing and how it is acting up, and the plumber on the other end gives a free estimate for either repairing it or putting in a replacement.
Rowlett Building Safety wants a permit before any type of plumbing work, and its page names cosmetic work as needing none.
Permits and inspections are both requested through the city’s MyGov online portal, whatever the plumbing job turns out to be.
Rowlett’s tap water starts in Lake Lavon, is treated by the North Texas Municipal Water District at its plant in Wylie, and is then stored and piped through town by the city’s Water Utility Division.
Plumbing licenses in Texas come from the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners. There are four kinds, for tradesman plumbers, journeyman plumbers, master plumbers and plumbing inspectors, and each kind has to be renewed annually.
The board’s online License Search accepts a name, a license number, a city or a county.
Rowlett’s homes lean newer, with about 1 in every 10 built before 1980 and half built in or before 1997.
Fewer than 1 in every 100 homes date from before 1960. The free tools further down this page open on Rowlett’s own figures, and you can type your home’s build year into the sewer line age checker.
Call and describe what is going on at your house, from a dripping water heater to a drain that will not clear.
After you describe the house and the problem, the plumber on the call gives a free estimate that fits both. Nothing obliges you to go ahead, so the decision is yours alone.
Any permit the job needs comes from the Responsible Master Plumber in charge of it, and that plumber also requests the inspections the plumbing codes call for.
A Rowlett household with a failing heater has three tools to try, the tankless flow calculator, the size calculator and the serial number decoder, and two more cover other worries, the freeze risk checker for a cold snap and the sewer line age checker for an older drain line. All five are free.
Not quite. Plumbing in the home you own and live in as your homestead needs no state license, yet Rowlett’s permit for any type of plumbing still applies to the job.
Yes. Ask the plumber for the license number of the Responsible Master Plumber, since anyone who offers plumbing in Texas must have one, then look it up on the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners License Search.
Yes. Rowlett has adopted the 2021 International Plumbing Code and the 2021 International Residential Code, both with local amendments.
Yes. Rowlett’s code has every backflow prevention assembly on a premises tested at least annually by a city-registered certified tester, and the owner pays for, installs, maintains and repairs the assembly.
Yes. Freezing or colder weather arrives about 25 days a year in Rowlett, and January lows average 36°F, so attic, garage and outside-wall pipes are the ones at risk.
We also serve Garland and Rockwall. Call us for confirmation if your address is outside the area.
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