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Plumbers for Pearland, TX and nearby

Pearland plumber for slab leaks, water heaters and drains

Water on the floor, no hot water, or every drain backing up? We find leaks under Pearland's shifting clay before anyone breaks concrete, replace worn-out water heaters and clear main sewer lines.

Answered 24/7, nights, weekends and holidays included

What are you noticing?

Pick one
StreetGarageLaundryDiningKitchenLivingBedroomBedroomPrimary bathPrimary bedroomMeterCleanout

Seven places water goes wrong

Pick what you are seeing and the plan lights up where it usually starts, with the repair that fits.

Copper supply lineDrain line

Quick answer

A Pearland plumber can usually confirm a hidden leak with a two-hour meter test before anything gets cut open. Turn off every faucet, toilet and appliance, write down the meter reading, then check it again two hours later. If the number climbed, water is leaving the house somewhere, and finding the exact spot is the next job.

If water is moving right now

  1. Close the main shut-off. It is often in a box near the curb or where the water line enters the garage.
  2. Turn the water heater off: gas knob to pilot, or the breaker for an electric unit.
  3. Call us at any hour. We can talk you through finding the valve.

What we fix

Every plumbing job, grouped the way problems show up

In a slab home the supply lines run under the floor, the water heater sits in the garage or attic, and the sewer line runs out to the street. These six groups cover all of it, from a Moen cartridge to a Rinnai tankless swap to a full Uponor PEX repipe.

Leak check

Run the two-hour meter test yourself

Before you book anyone, let the water meter tell you whether there is a leak at all. Shut off every faucet, toilet, ice maker, softener and sprinkler. Read the register, the row of numbers on the meter face, and write it down. Leave everything off for two hours, then read it again.

Most home meters count gallons, and some count cubic feet. Many also carry a small triangle or star that spins whenever any water moves, which is a quick check on its own. If the numbers moved while the house was quiet, water is going somewhere: a toilet, a yard line, or a pipe under the slab.

Meter reading calculator

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One cubic foot is 7.48 gallons. A moving meter does not tell us where the leak is, only that one exists.

Local conditions

What Pearland's clay, water and weather do to plumbing

Pearland sits in the stretch of Southeast Texas where the USDA maps the Lake Charles clay series, a soil formed in Beaumont Formation clay. It cracks 1 to 5 cm wide as it dries and swells again when the rain returns. A slab poured on top rides those cycles, and so do the copper and PEX lines running underneath it.

Well-Done Plumbing runs its Pearland calls from the service office on FM 521 in Rosharon, and that clay is why a jump in the water bill sends us to the slab first. The water adds its own wear. Pearland blends groundwater from the Evangeline and Chicot aquifers with surface water bought from Houston and the Gulf Coast Water Authority, and the city's last report put average dissolved solids at 321 ppm. That shows up as scale in tank heaters and crust on shower heads.

Hard freezes are rare here, but they land hard. Hobby Airport fell to 15 degrees on February 16, 2021, the date Pearland's water system was put under a boil water notice. If attic lines or hose bibs split that week, freeze protection is worth a look before the next cold snap.

1 to 5 cmWidth of the cracks Lake Charles clay opens as it dries, per the USDASource: USDA soil series
321 ppmAverage dissolved solids in Pearland's water system in its latest reportSource: City of Pearland
15°FHobby Airport low on February 16, 2021, a record for the dateSource: National Weather Service
30 to 40 inRain officials said fell on Pearland in four days during HarveySource: Community Impact
Flat suburban streets and slab homes south of Houston near Pearland, TX

Water heaters, fixtures and valves we install, repair and service

RheemA. O. SmithBradford WhiteRinnaiNavienNoritzKohlerMoenDeltaAmerican StandardTOTOInSinkEratorUponorWatts

Why Pearland calls us

What changes when you hire this crew

Four habits that show up on every job, whether it is a dripping cartridge or a slab leak.

Plumber explaining a repair to a homeowner at a kitchen island

One number, day or night

The same number reaches us at 2 in the afternoon or 2 in the morning, and a person answers it. (281) 845-9645 is the only line you need.

Repair or reroute, your choice

For a slab leak we lay out both options: a spot repair through a small floor opening, or a new line run through the attic and walls.

Permits handled

Pearland requires permits for plumbing work such as water heaters, repipes and sewer lines. When a job needs one, we pull it and meet the inspector.

The house gets protected

Drop cloths go down, shoe covers go on, and the mess leaves with us. The only sign we were there should be the repair.

Plumbing service van outside a brick home in a Pearland neighborhood at dusk

Leak, clog or cold shower right now?

Call (281) 845-9645

How a call goes

From the first ring to the sign-off

Five steps, the same at noon or at midnight.

  1. 1

    You call

    A person answers, any hour. We ask what you are seeing and help you shut the water off if it is still running.

  2. 2

    We find the cause

    Leaks get located with listening and thermal tools before any floor or wall is opened.

  3. 3

    You approve the fix

    We explain the options, such as repair versus reroute, and give the price before work starts.

  4. 4

    We fix and test

    The repair gets pressure tested, fixtures get run, and every joint we touched gets checked for drips.

  5. 5

    Signed off

    We clean up, show you what we did, and tell you what to keep an eye on.

Where we work

Pearland neighborhoods and the towns around them

The service office sits south of Pearland on FM 521 in Rosharon, and the head office is in Spring. Calls come in from across Brazoria, Harris, Fort Bend and Galveston counties.

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Questions

Questions Pearland homeowners ask us

Water moving where it should not be?

Call now and a plumber picks up. In the middle of the night we will help you shut the water off first, then get the repair moving.

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Reach us

Two offices, one phone number

Phone, day or night
(281) 845-9645
Service office
15112 FM 521 Rd Ste B, Rosharon, TX 77583
Head office
5411 Susanna Ln, Spring, TX 77389
Hours
Open 24 hours, 7 days a week, holidays included

Service office on FM 521, Rosharon

Call 24/7 (281) 845-9645