70 jobs completed in Rockwall by our techs. Real recaps from the field.
A residential yard leak was traced to a faulty house valve. The technician removed the damaged copper section and installed a new house valve along with a ball valve for the standalone water line. After completion, all components were tested to ensure proper operation.
A residential plumbing technician repaired a continuously running double master bath sink caused by AC condensate drainage issues. The customer enrolled in an annual maintenance program to prevent the problem from recurring and ensure ongoing system reliability.
Larry's Plumbing resolved a continuously running double master bath sink caused by AC condensate drainage tied into the plumbing system. The technician identified the issue and recommended the annual maintenance program to prevent future occurrences. The customer approved the preventive service plan to keep the problem from happening again.
A residential water heater expansion tank was leaking, prompting a full replacement of the tank and all associated connections. The technician removed the old components, installed new ones, restored water service, and tested the system to ensure proper operation.
Larry's Plumbing completed multiple plumbing updates at a residential home. The team replaced shutoff valves in the kitchen and front bathroom, relocated the master bath toilet to the front bathroom, installed a customer-supplied toilet in the master bath with its bidet seat, and replaced the kitchen sink faucet. All systems were tested and verified for proper operation.
Larry's Plumbing cleared a stoppage in a master bath shower using a chain snake to ream the pipe back to full diameter. The technician verified proper operation and cleaned the work area before leaving. The upstairs bathroom toilet was inspected and found to be functioning properly with no additional issues identified.
Larry's Plumbing cleared a clogged master bathroom shower by removing a large buildup of hair. The technician verified the shower drained properly after completing the work. This common residential issue was resolved quickly, restoring full water flow to the fixture.
Replaced a 50-gallon electric water heater with a new unit and installed fresh water drain and temperature-pressure relief connections. The technician also replaced the expansion tank and mounting bracket to complete the system upgrade.
A technician cleared a clogged condensate line serving a double master bath sink and rebuilt the master bath toilet using customer-supplied parts. The homeowner selected the standard service option for the sink work during this residential visit.
A residential yard leak was repaired by excavating the affected area, removing the damaged pipe section, and installing new PEX tubing back to the double check valve with an isolation valve. The complete replacement ensured a reliable solution to the underground water line problem.
A residential washer box with a failed cold side valve was replaced entirely. The technician shut off the water supply, made all necessary connections, and restored water service. New washer valves and hoses were installed, and the washing machine was reinstalled. All systems were verified to be operating properly before the work area was cleaned.
A residential bathtub stoppage was cleared using flex shaft equipment on a cast iron plumbing system. The technician cleaned the main line and individual bathroom drains, then addressed the kitchen branch line. All lines were verified for proper drainage. The customer declined service on the main line to the street.
A residential toilet was removed and reinstalled with a new flange and flange risers to ensure proper positioning. The technician installed the toilet using new shims, wax ring, and bolts, then caulked around the base for a secure, watertight seal.
A double-check valve was replaced at a commercial building. The technician excavated to the required depth, removed the old valve, and installed a new double-check valve with a Y-strainer to meet code requirements. A backflow test and city inspection of the device were scheduled to follow.
Larry's Plumbing cleared two stopped-up toilets at a commercial building using toilet augers, a sewer machine, and flex shaft equipment. During the work, the technician discovered multiple breaks in the sewer line. The team mapped the system and identified a more efficient layout to prevent future stoppages.
A residential water heater that was leaking after 10 years was replaced with a new Bradford White gas unit featuring a six-year warranty. The technician also replaced the ball valve and water supply lines, upgrading from sharkbite fittings. After testing for leaks and proper function, hot water service was fully restored.
Larry's Plumbing removed a failed air gap at the kitchen sink and connected the dishwasher directly to the disposal with a high loop to prevent backflow. The technician also cleared a clogged tub drain and identified a toilet flange that requires repair. A replacement filter was dropped off for the new home.
A residential shower was delivering only hot water due to a faulty cartridge. During diagnosis, the technician discovered multiple failing SharkBite fittings inside the wall. The customer approved full shower valve replacement to eliminate the problematic fittings. The new valve was installed, tested for proper operation, and the work area was restored. A toilet flapper was also replaced as a courtesy.
A water heater flood stop device alarm led to the discovery of a roof leak in Heath, Texas. The technician found water damage around the vent stack penetration in the attic and saturated insulation. After identifying the roof as the source, the water heater and flood sensor were restored to operation while the homeowner arranged roof repairs.
A Delta shower cartridge was replaced in the master bathroom. The technician inspected the completed work for leaks and documented the job with photos to ensure proper installation and functionality.
A residential plumbing service call included replacing two tub spouts, tightening a kitchen faucet, and repairing a carbon monoxide leak at the water heater. The technician also assessed the home's water filtration system and will provide estimates for filtration installation to improve the overall water quality.
A residential AC condensate line had separated under the sink after the homeowner attempted to clear it. The technician removed the damaged tubular section, reglued the connection, and restored water flow. The system was tested for leaks and verified working properly before completion.
A residential kitchen was outfitted with new plumbing fixtures following an insurance claim and remodel. The technician installed a new kitchen faucet with flex lines, a dishwasher with drain hoses and electrical connections, a garbage disposal with electrical hookup, and new tubular drain piping under the sink. All systems were tested for leaks and the work area was cleaned.
Larry's Plumbing cleared three slow-draining urinals at a commercial location. The technician snaked each unit to remove blockages, applied descaler to improve drainage, and tested all three to confirm proper function. After reinstalling drain plugs and urinal cakes, the fixtures were operating normally with no backup issues.
A residential kitchen sink leak was diagnosed as a failed garbage disposal. The homeowner chose to replace it with a three-quarter quiet series model. The technician removed the old disposal and mounting bracket, installed the new unit, and tested for leaks to ensure proper operation.
A residential service call involved installing two customer-supplied four-inch spread faucets in the master bathroom and replacing a pedestal sink in the downstairs powder bath with a new unit featuring an eight-inch spread faucet. All installations were tested for leaks and the work area was cleaned upon completion.
Larry's Plumbing responded to a residential service call for a sewer break that had been identified by another contractor. The technician provided a second opinion on the repair bid and charged a dispatch fee. The team also referred a mitigation company to address additional damage-related issues at the property.
A clogged double lavatory in Cassidy was cleared by snaking the drain from below the sink. The technician used specialized equipment to direct the snake downward rather than across to the adjacent sink. The drain was tested multiple times with water to confirm the clog was completely removed and water flowed freely.
A leaking underground shutoff valve at a commercial property in Rockwall, Texas was replaced with new PVC pipe and fittings. After excavation exposed the 1" service line, the damaged section was removed and reinstalled. The new connection was allowed to cure before water service was restored and the access hole was backfilled.
A 40-gallon natural gas water heater that was 20 years old and showing rust and valve failure was replaced with a new 50-gallon A.O. Smith Pro Max unit. The technician installed the new tank, connected gas and water lines, tested for leaks, and verified hot water output. The expansion tank was noted for future replacement.
