01 · fixture swap
02 · repipe section
03 · bath refresh
04 · shower valve
05 · under-sink fix06 · trim upgrade07 · valve work08 · vanity set09 · rough-in
10 · kitchen refreshAbout the shop
Most plumbing work is invisible once the wall is closed, and that is exactly why it matters. I started this shop because I kept seeing the same story: a rushed install, a valve buried where nobody can reach it, a homeowner paying twice for one job. So we do the opposite. We show up when we say we will, we photograph everything before the drywall goes back, and we install fixtures the way the manufacturer drew them — level, sealed, and serviceable ten years from now. If a repair does not make sense for your budget, I will tell you that too, and I will tell you what I would do in my own house. Dallas homes are a mix of 1950s galvanized pipe, 90s builder-grade everything, and brand-new builds with their own quirks. I have worked on all three, and I like the puzzle of each one. When the job is finished, you should not be able to tell a plumber was there — except that everything works, and works quietly.
Five things we do every week, done carefully. Every price below is a sample starting point for a straightforward job — the real number comes after we look at your actual pipes, and we put it in writing before any wrench turns.
Slow tubs, gurgling sinks, the main line that backs up every spring. We clear it with the right cable for the pipe, then run a camera so you can see what we saw — roots, grease, a belly in the line — instead of taking our word for it. If the line is damaged, we will show you the footage and lay out repair options in plain language.
SAMPLE Drain clearing from $149 · camera inspection from $199A water bill that jumped for no reason, a warm spot on the slab, a ceiling stain that keeps growing. We trace the leak with acoustic and thermal tools before opening anything, so the hole we cut is the only hole we cut. Then we repair the section properly — no mystery couplings hidden in walls.
SAMPLE Leak locate from $249 · spot repair quoted on siteThis is the work we are known for. Faucets, shower trim, toilets, bidet seats, pot fillers, bar sinks — swapped or upgraded with shutoffs you can actually reach and supply lines that do not look like spaghetti. Bring the fixture you love, or ask us what holds up well; we will tell you which finishes scratch and which cartridges we can still get parts for in five years.
SAMPLE Faucet swap from $189 · toilet install from $249Tank or tankless, repair or replace. We will tell you honestly when a ten-year-old tank with a rusted base is not worth a new element, and when a simple thermocouple swap buys you three more years. Replacements include proper venting, a drain pan where it belongs, and the old unit hauled away the same day.
SAMPLE Tank replacement from $1,450 · flush service from $179Working with your contractor or your own weekend plan, we handle the wet side of a bath or kitchen remodel: moving supplies and drains, setting valves at the right depth for the tile you picked, then coming back to set trim so everything lands centered and level. We coordinate directly with your tile setter so nobody has to guess.
SAMPLE Quoted per plan — bring drawings or photosExample scope · bath
TYPICAL VISIT — HALF DAY · SAMPLE PRICING
Example scope · kitchen
TYPICAL VISIT — ONE DAY · SAMPLE PRICING
Example scope · utility
TYPICAL VISIT — HALF DAY · SAMPLE PRICING
A photo of the problem beats a paragraph describing it. Text or call with a picture of the fixture, the leak, or the water heater label, and we will tell you whether it is a quick fix, a real project, or something you can handle yourself with a $12 part.