Water Line Services in Houston, Texas, performed by DYZ Plumbing.
Water line repairs and replacements are jobs best left to the plumbing professionals. If you suspect you have an issue with your main water line, it’s important to schedule an inspection with DYZ Plumbing.
Our highly trained technicians can quickly and accurately locate the source of the issue and begin work to keep your home and property safe with lasting repairs or full system replacement. Our team relies on top-of-the-line equipment and techniques, including trenchless water line equipment, so that the work does not destroy your home or yard.
Call DYZ Plumbing today at 832-877-9600 or contact us online today for trenchless water line services in Houston, Texas, or surrounding areas.
What Is a Water Line?
Water lines are important plumbing systems that connect to a complex network of pipes below your home, making them difficult to access and complicated to repair or replace.
Water Line Repair
Many water line repair services involve digging up an entire lawn for an extended period of time; however, DYZ Plumbing offers a better solution. A low-impact solution to underground water line damage is our trenchless pipe repair services – they get the job done with minimal disturbance to your yard.
Water Line Replacement
Our water line replacement services are also an excellent alternative to traditional water line replacement methods. Our licensed and insured plumbing experts can assess your home and water line in order to provide a water line replacement that meets the needs of your house.
Signs of Broken Water Lines
Here are some signs of broken water lines:
- Water in the street
- Water in your yard
- Puddles in your home
- Wet spots
- Damp drywall
- Unexplained high water bills
- Low water pressure
- Cracks in the foundation of your home
- Water sounds
- Unpleasant odor
If any of these issues occur in your Houston, Texas home, don’t hesitate to call DYZ Plumbing for water line services – at 832-877-9600 or contact us online.
Benefits of Trenchless Water Line Replacement
Here are some benefits of trenchless water line replacement:
- Saves Time – The traditional digging method for water line replacement takes substantially longer than it does with newer trenchless technology.
- Saves Money – Completing water line replacement using new trenchless technology is less expensive because structural modification (like taking down walls) is not required. Minimal digging and structural modification also reduce clean-up costs.
- Less Intrusive – With newer trenchless water line replacement technology, there is less digging occurring on your property. With our new technology, landscaping is not required.
- Environmentally Friendly – The new trenchless technology eliminates the need to dig up the earth and affect plant life. The new technology results in a few small holes that do not require a clean-up process.
Choose DYZ Plumbing for Water Line Repair & Replacement in Houston, Texas
At DYZ Plumbing, we pride ourselves on our commitment to quality and customer service. We offer expert plumbing services to our customers and guarantee all of our plumbing repairs, replacements, and installations meet your needs. You can trust that our licensed and practiced plumbing experts know what they’re doing and that they will get your home plumbing system flowing smoothly in no time.
Schedule our water line services in Houston, Texas by calling 832-877-9600. Speak to your local plumbing company, DYZ Plumbing, for more information on services and pricing.
Water Line FAQs
Here are some common questions about water lines our team at DYZ Plumbing has heard, along with answers from our experts.
How deep is the main water line buried?
In most municipalities, the water line is buried at least 36 inches deep. It’s possible that the water line will be deeper, but 36 inches is the minimum for the Texas building code. This helps put it below the frost line to keep it protected from freezing in the winter.
Who is responsible for the water pipe to a house?
Homeowners own the home as well as the pipes that bring water to those homes. If your main water line clogs, breaks, or leaks, it is your responsibility as the home’s owner to repair it. This can seem unfair, but it is the way the law divvies out the responsibility for this vital system.
Where is the main water line located?
To locate your main water line, first, find the water meter or well. Then, find the point where the water line enters your home. The main water line will connect the water meter or well to the entrance to your home, running underground between these two points.
Can a gas line and a water line be in the same trench?
Building codes related to plumbing lines vary from one location to the next, but in many cities, it is possible to run the gas line and water line in the same trench. Electric lines do pose a risk with both gas and electric lines nearby, so proper separation must be maintained. Putting more than one line in one trench is known as a joint trench.