Houston has one of the highest slab leak rates of any major city in the United States. That’s not a coincidence — it’s the direct result of where Houston is built and how its homes are constructed. If you own a home in Houston, slab leaks are a real and recurring...
Houston’s climate is hard on plumbing. The heat and humidity accelerate pipe corrosion. Freeze events — infrequent but severe — can crack pipes that were never built for sustained cold. And the city’s expansive clay soil shifts constantly, putting pressure on...
If you’ve been dealing with low water pressure, discolored water, or pipes that seem to leak more often than they should, the problem might not be a single bad pipe. It might be all of them. Repiping — replacing the entire water supply system in a home or...
A gas leak is extremely dangerous to you, your family, and your home. Both natural gas and propane are flammable under the right conditions. Natural gas and propane have additives to give them a distinct odor. This is one of the first signs of a possible gas leak – a...
Regular maintenance can prevent future costly repairs. Detecting minor issues such as leaks, clogs, or corrosion before they become major problems is key to the safety of your water and your wallet. Optimizing water flow, preventing leaks, and maintaining...
A scary question, but a very important one to know the answer. Many older homes contain galvanized or cast-iron pipes. These can be prone to corrosion over time. Even copper pipes can cause issues. You may need repairs or replacements if you notice any of the...
