Plumbing Work Gallery Allen TX: Emergency Plumbing Projects Allen

Electronic leak detection pinpoints the exact location of a slab leak under this Watters Crossing home's tile floor. The thermal image shows the warm spot where hot water is escaping from a corroded copper pipe.

Pipe rerouted through the attic, bypassing the damaged under-slab section entirely. New PEX supply line installed, tested, and verified. No more slab leak risk on this line.

12-year-old tank water heater in this Twin Creeks garage showing significant sediment buildup. Unit was producing popping noises and failed to maintain temperature. Annual flushing had been neglected.

New 50-gallon gas water heater installed with expansion tank, drip pan, and proper venting. Water softener recommended to prevent scale buildup in the new unit.

Burst copper pipe in this Suncreek home's attic caused water to soak through the ceiling into the living room. Active flooding was flooding when we arrived.

Burst section cut out and replaced with new copper fittings. Ceiling damage documented for insurance claim. Pipe insulated to prevent future freeze damage.

Camera inspection revealed heavy root intrusion in this Central Allen home's cast iron sewer line. Tree roots had entered through a joint crack and created a complete blockage.

Pipe lining (CIPP) installed - a new pipe created inside the old one, eliminating the root entry points. Full flow restored without excavating the yard.

Camera inspection shows heavy scale buildup in this Starcreek kitchen drain line. Allen's 194 ppm hard water had deposited calcium scale that narrowed the pipe and caught grease.

Hydro-jetting cleaned the full pipe diameter, restoring original flow capacity. Scale buildup removed from the entire line, not just a hole through the blockage.

Hard water stains on this Bethany Lakes shower door, faucet buildup, and scale in the water heater. Allen's 194 ppm water had been depositing minerals throughout the home's plumbing system.

New salt-based ion exchange water softener installed in the garage. Scale will no longer build up in pipes, appliances, or fixtures. Skin and hair already feeling softer within days.

Electronic gas detector identified a leak at a threaded connection in this Allen home's gas line to the water heater. The fitting had loosened over time due to thermal expansion.

Threaded connection disassembled, cleaned, resealed with pipe dope and thread sealant, and reassembled. Leak verified fixed with soap bubble test. Gas line pressure tested.

25-year-old copper pipes in this Windridge home had developed multiple slab leaks. Low water pressure, discolored water, and recurring repairs made repiping the cost-effective choice.

Complete PEX repipe through attic and walls. New shut-off valves at every fixture. Full water pressure restored. No more under-slab pipe risk.