Nick’s is a small residential shop in Dallas doing two trades under one roof: plumbing and air conditioning. The idea is simple — most houses need both eventually, and calling one crew beats coordinating two. The same van, the same tech, the same phone number.
We price flat and in writing before work starts. If a repair doesn’t make sense — a twelve-year-old water heater rusting through, a compressor that’s done — we say so and put the replace-versus-repair math on paper. Nobody here works on commission, so the advice doesn’t come with a sales pitch attached.
Emergency calls ring a real person. We triage by phone first, because sometimes the right move is shutting the main valve and waiting for morning — and we’d rather tell you that than bill you for a midnight visit you didn’t need.
“I’d rather talk you out of a repair
than into one you’ll regret.”
— Nick, owner & master plumber
Drains, leaks, water heaters, fixtures. Diagnosis included in every visit.
Repair, tune-ups, and honest replace-vs-repair math on older systems.
SAMPLE PRICING — QUOTED FLAT, IN WRITING, BEFORE WORK
Double-bowl sink backing into the disposal side — grease about forty feet down. Cable cleared it, camera showed healthy pipe, so no jetting needed. Left with a straight talk about bacon grease and a bottle of enzyme treatment.
Twelve-year-old tank rusting through the jacket. Same-day swap with pan, exterior drain line, expansion tank to current code, and the dead unit hauled to recycling. Hot water back before dinner — and the old tank’s autopsy explained in plain English.
Condenser humming, fan dead — swollen capacitor and a pitted contactor. Replaced both, verified a twenty-degree split across the coil, washed everything down. The system’s fourteen, so the replace-vs-repair numbers went on paper for next season.
Move your mouse around — that’s the whole tour. Then call (555) 010-2030, Mon–Fri 8–6, Sat 9–2. Dallas residential, plumbing and air, one crew.
Yes. One crew, both licenses’ worth of work. It means a water heater and an AC tune-up happen in one appointment instead of two, and you only learn one phone number.
You approve a number before work starts. If we open something up and find a surprise, we stop, show you, and re-quote — the meter never just runs.
Call. A person answers, we triage by phone, and if it can wait till morning we’ll say so. After-hours dispatch is a flat fee, credited toward the repair if you approve it.
Dallas and the immediately surrounding neighborhoods — we’re a residential shop and we stay close so emergency response stays fast.