Plumbing Installation Near Leander, TX

Frequent leaks popping up in different parts of your home mean your plumbing system is failing. If your water looks rusty or discolored, those are corroded pipes contaminating your water supply. Low water pressure throughout the house, especially in an older Central Texas home, usually means restricted supply lines clogged with our hard water buildup.
Unexplained jumps in your water bills point to hidden leaks somewhere in your plumbing system. If your home is over 50 years old with original plumbing, or you’re constantly dealing with clogs and leaks, it’s time to talk about repiping before you’re dealing with water damage and costly repairs. We can inspect your visible pipes and let you know honestly whether you need repairs or full replacement.

Plumbing installation sets up your home's complete plumbing system: water supply lines that bring clean water to your fixtures, drain pipes that carry waste out, and vent pipes that keep everything draining properly and prevent sewer gases from backing up into your home. It includes supply lines for both hot water and cold water, drainage system pipes installed at the correct slope, and proper venting.
When we do a complete installation, the rough in phase happens first - installing pipes inside walls and under floors before drywall goes up. Then the final step installs your fixtures like sinks, toilets, and water heater connections. Everything has to meet local plumbing codes and pass inspection. We’ve been doing this in the Greater Austin area for 30 years, so we know exactly what local codes require.

It depends on what you’re installing. A single fixture replacement costs a lot less than repiping your whole house. Projects that need extensive rough in work - like moving supply lines or adding new drainage system components - cost more than straightforward swaps.
What affects the cost? Whether we’re working with exposed pipes or opening walls, what fixtures you’re installing, if gas lines need work, and whether your current plumbing system meets code or needs updates. During our consultation, we’ll inspect your setup, talk through your project, and give you upfront flat-rate pricing. You’ll know exactly what it costs before we start.

Most plumbing installation work in the Greater Austin area requires permits and inspections. That includes new supply lines, drain pipes, vent pipes, gas lines, water heater installations, and major fixture work. Permits make sure everything meets local plumbing codes and is installed correctly.
We handle all the permit paperwork, do the installation according to local codes, and coordinate inspections. Our plumbers know the code requirements - from frost line depth for outdoor pipes to proper venting - so your installation passes inspection the first time.

Low water pressure throughout your home usually means your supply lines are corroded or clogged. Central Texas hard water accelerates this - mineral buildup narrows pipes over time, especially in older galvanized pipes. If only your hot water has low pressure, it’s probably your water heater or hot water supply lines clogged with sediment.
Sometimes it’s a failing pressure reducing valve. Other times it’s multiple small leaks reducing your overall water supply. We’ll inspect your visible pipes and main line to figure out whether you need a pressure reducing valve replacement, new water supply lines, or more extensive work to get your water pressure back to normal.

Yes. We handle kitchen and bathroom remodels all the time. That means doing the rough in phase - installing pipes inside walls and floors before your tile and drywall go in. We install water supply connections for sinks, toilets, showers, tubs, dishwashers, and other fixtures.
We also install drainage pipes at the correct slope, proper venting, gas lines if you’re adding gas appliances, and all your fixture connections. Whether you’re moving a sink to an island, adding a second bathroom, or gutting your whole kitchen, we’ll complete the plumbing work so everything meets local codes and works right.

Vent pipes let air pressure equalize as water flows through your drains, which means waste flows freely without gurgling or backing up. Without good venting, you get water locks that slow or stop drainage in your bathtub, sinks, and toilets.
Vents also keep sewer gases from backing up into your home by letting those gases escape through your roof instead of your drains. When we do plumbing installation, we make sure your venting meets local codes so your drainage system works right and doesn’t smell.

Rough in happens during construction before walls close up and floors go in. That’s when we install all the pipes inside walls, under floors, and in ceilings - your water supply lines for hot and cold water, drain pipes, vent pipes, and gas lines if needed. This underground work is the foundation of your plumbing system.
Finish plumbing happens after walls and floors are done. That’s when we install your fixtures: sinks, toilets, tubs, showers, faucets, and connect your water heater. Both phases get inspected to make sure everything meets code and works correctly.

If your Central Texas home is more than 20 years old, your plumbing probably doesn’t meet current codes. Older homes often have galvanized supply lines that corrode (especially with our hard water), inadequate venting causing drainage problems, or drain pipes without the right slope.
We’ll inspect your plumbing system, check your visible pipes for corrosion, test water pressure and flow, and let you know what needs updating. If your system needs work to meet current codes or prevent future problems, we’ll explain what’s required and give you upfront pricing.