Recent Work

Commercial Service

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.

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Sewer Repair

A hydrostatic leak test was performed on the sewer line at a Tower Street area residence in Rockwall. The test failed, revealing a leak beneath the slab foundation. Water levels dropped significantly after the source was shut off, indicating a break in the underground sewer system. An isolation test was scheduled to pinpoint the leak's exact location.

Emergency

Larry's Plumbing responded to an emergency main line break in the Lakeside neighborhood. Water was erupting under the front yard at the meter. The technician isolated the city supply, excavated the damaged section, installed a new compression coupling, and pressure tested the repair. Service was restored within four hours.

Water Heater

A 50-gallon gas water heater was replaced in Pinehurst after the original AO Smith unit failed at 18 years old. The technician installed a new tank, upgraded supply lines to braided stainless steel, brought the gas line to code, and tested all connections before completion.

Drain Cleaning

A kitchen drain in Crestview was cleared after tree roots had grown significantly since a previous visit three months prior. The technician ran a cable approximately 30 feet through the line and used a hydrojet to scour the pipe walls to the cleanout. Before and after footage was reviewed with the customer, and yearly preventative maintenance was recommended.

Water Heater

Replaced a leaking 50-gallon water heater with a new Rheem unit in the Heath neighborhood. The installation included an expansion tank and a gas line upgrade to current code requirements. The technician ensured all components met safety standards and the system was ready for immediate use.

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Water Heater

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.

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