From the truck —
the work, up close
the work, up close
Wedgeworth Plumbing is a family-run shop. We fix leaks, clear drains, and keep water heaters alive across Dallas — and we explain everything in plain language before a single wrench comes out.
The shop stays deliberately small. The person who answers your call is close to the person who shows up at your door. Every visit ends the same way: a straight diagnosis, a price agreed in writing, and a work area left cleaner than we found it.
Diagnostic visits start at $89 — waived when you go ahead with the repair. Sample pricing, confirmed on site.
"We'd rather talk you out of a repair you don't need than sell you one you do."
— how the shop runs, every visit
Something is wrong right now — a leak, a clog, a cold shower. We come, we diagnose, we fix it the same visit when we can.
The visit that keeps emergencies from happening. Once a year, we go through the whole house so 2 a.m. surprises stay rare.
A ceiling stain usually means the leak started weeks ago. We pressure-test to isolate the zone, open the smallest area that reaches it, and match the repair to the pipe material. Then we tell you what to watch: the stain's edges, the meter, the sound.
That's the main line, not the sink. We pull the cleanout, run the camera, and you watch the footage with us. Roots at the clay joint is the classic Dallas finding — we clear it, confirm full flow on camera, and price the long-term fix separately.
Fifteen years is a full life for a tank. A swap is a half-day job: drain, haul, set the new unit on a fresh pan, reconnect and leak-test everything, verify hot water at your tap. We show you the drain valve so the yearly flush is a ten-minute chore.
Same galvanized run, third pinhole — that's the pipe telling you it's done. A whole-home repipe runs two to three days: home-run PEX lines, every fixture on its own shut-off, drywall cuts kept to straight runs, and a map of what runs where when we're done.
Washing-machine hoses age quietly and fail loudly. The yearly check catches them — along with seized shut-offs, a tired anode rod, and pressure creeping high enough to shorten every fixture's life. Boring visits. That's the point.
Supply lines, shut-offs, and traps replaced as a set — because a new faucet on a corroded angle stop is a leak waiting for a housewarming. We pressure-test every connection before the cabinet goes back together, and we leave the cabinet dry.
Every material has a fitting it likes. We carry the right transitions and the right tools, so a repair joins the existing system instead of fighting it. No mystery adapters, no "it should hold" — pressure-tested and shown to you.
Clearing the clog is half the job. The camera pass after tells us — and shows you — whether the line is sound or whether this clog has a sequel coming. You see the footage either way.
Hover around — snapshots from the truck follow you.