Plumbing Repair in Bee Cave, Texas

Leaks start small but grow expensive fast. What begins as a damp spot can become structural damage, mold growth, and water bills that double or triple before you realize what's happening.

• Burst Pipe Repair: A pipe that bursts doesn't give you time to think. Water floods into living spaces at hundreds of gallons per hour, soaking floors, walls, and belongings. Bee Cave's occasional winter freezes can rupture pipes in unheated areas or anywhere insulation has failed. We respond quickly to stop the flooding, remove the damaged pipe section, install a proper replacement, and inspect nearby pipes for freeze damage that hasn't failed yet.

• Leak Detection & Repair: Many leaks hide for months before you discover them. They develop behind walls, under slabs, or in crawl spaces where you never look. Travis County's limestone bedrock means homes sit on terrain that shifts as soil moisture changes, stressing pipe joints and creating small cracks that slowly enlarge. We deploy electronic leak detection, infrared cameras, and pressure testing to locate hidden leaks, then repair them before they cause serious structural damage.

• Repiping: When one section of pipe fails and you repair it, only to have another section fail months later, your plumbing has reached the end of its service life. Bee Cave's rapid growth over the past 20 years means many early neighborhood developments now have 20-year-old plumbing showing its age. Repiping removes old, failing pipes and installs modern materials engineered for decades of trouble-free service.

Fixtures that leak or malfunction waste water and test your patience. Drains that slow down or back up make basic household tasks frustratingly difficult.

• Fixture Repair: A dripping faucet wastes water 24 hours a day while leaving mineral stains that never quite come clean. A toilet that runs constantly can waste hundreds of gallons daily. A showerhead that leaks or sprays erratically turns your morning shower into an aggravation. We fix or replace the internal components that control water flow, stopping leaks and restoring proper fixture operation.

• Drain Clearing: Drains accumulate material gradually. Grease coats kitchen drain pipes. Hair tangles with soap in bathroom drains. Over months and years, these deposits narrow the pipe opening until water drains sluggishly or stops entirely. Store-bought chemical cleaners rarely solve the problem completely and can damage older pipes. We use mechanical snakes and high-pressure water jetting to scour pipes clean and restore full drainage.

• Rooter Services: Tree roots grow toward moisture, and sewer lines provide exactly what they're seeking. Roots penetrate through pipe joints or small cracks, then expand inside the line until they create major blockages. Bee Cave's Hill Country location means native trees with aggressive root systems that don't hesitate to invade sewer lines. Our rooter service cuts through root intrusions and clears the line so wastewater flows without obstruction.

Your home's main water and sewer lines operate out of sight until they fail. When they do, the consequences are immediate and serious.

• Sewer Line Repair: A failed sewer line backs sewage into your home through the lowest drains, creating health hazards and contamination that requires professional remediation. Multiple slow drains, gurgling toilets, or sewage odors in your yard all indicate sewer line problems. We use video inspection to see inside the pipe and determine whether the line needs repair or full replacement, then complete the work to restore safe, sanitary wastewater removal.

• Water Line Repair: Your main water line delivers every drop of water your household uses. When it develops a leak or breaks completely, you'll notice pressure loss throughout the house or standing water in your yard. Age, corrosion, ground movement, and root intrusion all cause water line failures. We excavate to access the damaged section, replace it with durable materials, and restore full water delivery to your home.

Reliable hot water and good water quality are essentials you notice immediately when they're absent.

• Water Heater Repair: Cold water from taps that should deliver hot water means your water heater has failed. Pilot lights that won't stay lit, heating elements that burn out, or tanks that leak all prevent your water heater from doing its job. We diagnose what's failed, repair or replace the faulty components, and get hot water flowing again. Our technicians work on traditional tank heaters and modern tankless models.

• Tankless Water Heater Repair: Tankless water heaters provide endless hot water when they're working correctly, but they're more complex than traditional tanks and require specialized diagnostic skills. Ignition failures, sensor problems, and mineral scale buildup from hard water all cause tankless heaters to shut down or perform poorly. We understand the control systems and heat exchangers in these units and carry manufacturer-specific parts to complete repairs efficiently.

• Water Softener Repair: Bee Cave's water supply contains high mineral content that creates scale buildup on fixtures, spots on glassware, and reduced efficiency in water heaters. A functioning water softener removes these minerals before they damage your plumbing and appliances. When your softener stops regenerating or fails to soften water effectively, we repair the timer, valves, or resin tank to restore proper operation.

Certain plumbing systems need specialized knowledge and can't wait for regular business hours when they fail.

• Gas Line Repair: Gas lines carry natural gas to water heaters, furnaces, cooktops, and dryers. A leak in a gas line creates immediate danger from explosion and carbon monoxide poisoning. If you smell gas, evacuate immediately and call for help. Our licensed plumbers use pressure testing and electronic detection to locate gas leaks precisely, then make code-compliant repairs that eliminate the hazard.

• Sump Pump Repair: Heavy rains can overwhelm drainage around your home's foundation, allowing water to collect in crawl spaces or low areas. A working sump pump removes this water automatically before it causes foundation problems or creates conditions for mold growth. When sump pumps fail to activate or run constantly without pumping water, we replace switches, motors, or check valves to restore proper operation.