Dealing With Damaged Water Lines
Your water line is the main source of water to your home or business. Because of that, damage to your water line can lead to numerous problems, and it needs to be taken care of as soon as you notice any problems. You also need to ensure the quality of your repairs to prevent any further issues from arising. If you’ve found yourself in need of water line repair in Allen, TX or the surrounding area, the plumbing professionals at Thorough Plumbing can be there to provide you with the high-quality repair work you require. To learn more about the options available to you, we invite you to give us a call at 469-253-5530.
When to Seek Water Line Repair
There are many signs that may indicate you are dealing with a damaged water line, and knowing what to watch out for can ensure you get the problem taken care of as quickly as possible. Among the most notable signs of a damaged water line is standing water in your outdoor space. If it is not due to a drainage issue in your lawn, standing water is often an indicator that a broken water line is leaking underground.
Low water pressure is another common sign that you may need water line repair. However, it could also be an indicator of other issues. The same is true of problems such as higher-than-normal water bills or strange noises coming from your plumbing system. You may also notice issues such as brown or otherwise discolored water coming through your home’s plumbing. This is more likely to be the case if you notice the problem with all of your home’s water rather than with a single faucet or drain.
In many situations, the only way to know for certain whether there is an issue that needs to be taken care of is by getting help from a plumbing professional. A plumber will be able to conduct a thorough investigation of your system through methods such as a plumbing video camera inspection. From there, they can provide you with any services necessary to restore your system, including water line repair if needed.
Reach Out Today
Our team is ready to help if you are seeking water line repair or any other emergency plumbing repair services. To schedule your water line repair in Allen, TX or the surrounding area, we invite you to give us a call today at 469-253-5530.
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Thorough Plumbing replaced a damaged water service line in Allen, Texas. The team ensured proper installation to restore clean and steady water flow to the property. This service improves plumbing reliability and prevents leaks or pressure issues in residential systems.
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Thorough Plumbing located and repaired a yard leak on a ¾-inch copper water line next to the city meter. The team dug down to access the damaged area and replaced both the leaking pipe section and the meter nipple. Service completed in Allen, Texas.
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A plumber installed a new dual angle stop under the kitchen faucet for the cold water line. They ran new supply lines through cabinets to connect a garage refrigerator. This plumbing service took place in Murphy, Texas.
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Thorough Plumbing performed a full water service line replacement in Plano, Texas. The original line showed signs of leakage between the city connection and the house shutoff valve. Continuous meter movement confirmed the issue. The customer chose to replace the entire line due to its age and the location of the leak.
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Thorough Plumbing replaced a damaged yard service line in Plano, Texas. The team removed the failed section and installed new piping to restore water service. This work helped ensure reliable outdoor plumbing connections and prevented future leaks.
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A plumber in Carrollton, Texas located a pinhole leak in a hot water copper line. The technician opened drywall in the dining room to access the pipe, removed the damaged section, and completed the repair. This restored proper function and stopped water from leaking down the wall near the garage water heater.
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Thorough Plumbing replaced an outdated tankless system with a new 50-gallon AO Smith gas water heater in Allen, Texas. The team also installed washing machine valves, hoses, icemaker valve, pop-up assemblies, Posi-Temp cartridges, and completed toilet repairs in multiple upstairs bathrooms.
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Thorough Plumbing located and repaired four hidden leaks in a home in Plano, Texas. Technicians rerouted a new hot water line behind the master sink, through the ceiling, and into a closet. They inspected all fixtures after repairs. Final testing confirmed the plumbing system was free of active leaks.
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Thorough Plumbing replaced part of a damaged water line in Allen, Texas. The team removed two prior repairs and corrected a new leak. They installed approximately 20 feet of ¾-inch Uponor water line from the meter to restore proper water flow.
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A plumber in Allen, Texas replaced a damaged seal in a sprinkler system caused by freezing. The technician installed a new part and advised raising the surrounding soil by 4 to 6 inches to improve insulation and help prevent future freezing.
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A plumber in Plano, Texas, repaired a yard water leak near the meter on a three-quarter-inch SharkBite line. The technician identified the leak beside the sidewalk and completed the fix using type B PEX. The customer had previously exposed part of the line while attempting to find the source.
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A plumber located and repaired a hidden wall leak near a staircase in Plano, Texas. The team opened sections of Sheetrock, traced the source to a pinhole in a pipe, removed the damaged segment, and completed the repair using soldering. This restored the system and stopped visible water flow through the wall.
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Thorough Plumbing replaced a damaged exterior water line in Frisco, Texas. Technicians installed eight feet of Uponor pipe inside insulated walls and added a new four-inch frost-proof spigot. The old copper line had frozen twice due to poor placement between brick and the outer wall. Connection was made behind the hall bathroom shower.
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Thorough Plumbing replaced a leaking manifold hidden in the wall and connected seven individual 12 PEX water lines. The repair addressed water damage in both upstairs and first-floor bathrooms and bedrooms. This plumbing service was completed in Allen, Texas.
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Thorough Plumbing repaired a hot water line in McKinney, TX. The team isolated the line from the garage manifold to the washing machine manifold and capped it to restore partial service. Later, they rerouted the line through the attic with double-wall insulation to ensure proper function.
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A faulty pressure regulator can lead to fluctuating water pressure. We replaced the pressure reducing valve (PRV) and installed a new expansion tank in Plano, TX, to ensure a stable and efficient plumbing system.
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A plumber in McKinney, TX, repaired a pinhole leak in a hot 3/4" copper pipe behind a water heater. The existing hot water valve would not close, so they installed a new sweat ball valve and fixed the leak after opening the Sheetrock.
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Thorough Plumbing provided plumbing services in Plano, Texas. The project involved removing an illegal supply line in the wall, installing a new icemaker valve and box, and replacing the supply line with 12” PEX pipe and a 1/4-turn valve.
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Thorough Plumbing completed a 55-foot main water line replacement in McKinney, Texas. The project involved replacing a leaking galvanized pipe with durable PEX, running from the valve box to the basement.
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Thorough Plumbing repaired a copper water line leak near the foundation in Plano, Texas. The team installed a new shutoff valve, rebuilt the assembly, and placed new valve boxes. After completing the repair, they backfilled the area to restore the site.
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Thorough Plumbing repaired a leaking galvanized hot water line beneath the slab in Plano, Texas. The team accessed the line behind a gas dryer, removed a damaged one-foot section, and installed two press couplings to restore water flow. Both water heaters were safely turned off before the repair began.
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Thorough Plumbing repaired a leak in a copper pipe set in concrete along an exterior garage wall. The repair used copper and PEX fittings to restore proper flow. This service took place in Plano, Texas.
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Thorough Plumbing installed a pressure regulating valve in the flowerbed and reconfigured water heaters with new ball valves and flex lines connected in parallel. The team also added a check valve and repaired ventilation. Service completed in Allen, Texas.
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Thorough Plumbing repaired water damage near a guest bathroom, closets, and laundry room by accessing piping behind the washer. The team rebuilt a 3/4-inch copper manifold connected to the hot water line. This plumbing repair took place in Plano, Texas.
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A plumber in Celina, Texas replaced a damaged section of a 1” PEX main water line in a garage. The screw had punctured the pipe, likely years earlier. The sheetrock was already removed, allowing for quick access to cut out the bad pipe and install new crimp fittings.
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A plumber installed a new ice maker box at a different location in McKinney, Texas. The service included placement and connection of the water line to support a new appliance setup. This work ensures proper water flow and safe operation for refrigeration equipment.
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Thorough Plumbing installed a one-inch pressure-reducing valve next to the city water meter near the curb. The team added a shut-off valve and a new access box. They also flushed both water heaters. This service took place in Allen, Texas.
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Thorough Plumbing fixed a leaking Toto toilet by replacing the shut-off valve, supply line, fill valve, and flapper. The team also rerouted a leaking yard line around a tree and recommended rebuilding the main shut-off assembly. This plumbing work took place in Plano, Texas.
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Thorough Plumbing repaired approximately 20 feet of sewer service line and installed a seven-foot section at the tap in McKinney, Texas. The work improved the overall function of the underground wastewater system.
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Thorough Plumbing repaired a yard leak in a flower bed and rebuilt an aging home shut-off assembly in Plano, Texas. The team also rerouted a water line around a tree to reduce the chance of future damage.
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THOROUGH PLUMBING completed a 12-1 copper water service repair in Plano, Texas. The team located and fixed the damaged water line to restore proper flow. This service addressed water supply issues by repairing the copper piping between the main supply and the property.
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Thorough Plumbing repaired a damaged water line located about 20 feet from the meter in a customer’s yard. The service restored water flow and prevented further leakage. This repair took place in Allen, Texas.
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A plumber rerouted a hot water line from the master shower to the master right lavatory sink. This service adjusted the water flow to improve utility access in the bathroom. The project took place in Allen, Texas.
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Thorough Plumbing installed 34 double-check valves and repaired one PVC water line in McKinney, Texas. This service supports backflow prevention and ensures water flow integrity for plumbing systems in residential or commercial properties.
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Thorough Plumbing installed a 1-inch pressure-reducing valve three feet underground in a flowerbed. They added a new shut-off valve and set the pressure to 70 psi. The job included planning around an exposed filtration loop. This service took place in Allen, Texas.
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Thorough Plumbing investigated a ceiling leak above a kitchen window in Allen, Texas. The team identified water stains linked to a winter freeze and planned sheetrock removal to access the area. This inspection will help determine if a drain or water line near the upstairs sink or toilet is responsible.
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Thorough Plumbing rerouted a hot water line from the guest master bathroom’s tub and shower manifold to the water heater in Garland, Texas. The team ran new piping through the attic using Uponor materials and relocated the water heater to access a hidden manifold behind it.
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Thorough Plumbing installed a 34-inch Uponor water line spanning 40 feet in Plano, Texas. The sprinkler double check valve was left disconnected per customer request. Technicians noted slight meter movement, which may indicate a leak inside the home.
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Thorough Plumbing rebuilt a damaged kitchen drain and vent line in Plano, Texas, after confirming a wall leak. The team replaced five angle stops—two in the laundry room and three at the kitchen sink—and completed metal repairs on PVC drain lines from the kitchen and upstairs bedroom.
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A plumber replaced a damaged waste and overflow drain in an upstairs guest hall bathroom and installed a new trim kit. The repair included both parts and labor with a two-year warranty. This service was completed in Allen, Texas.
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Thorough Plumbing repaired a freeze-damaged copper water line in a master bathroom in Plano, Texas. Technicians exposed the damaged section by cutting into drywall and replaced it with PEX A tubing to prevent future freezing and leaks. Water damage affected the carpet and bathroom floor near the toilet.
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Thorough Plumbing repaired a front yard water line leak in Plano, Texas. The leak occurred at the meter due to pipe abrasion from a nearby rock. The repair included inspection of the double check valve. The service includes a two-year parts and labor warranty.
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A plumber in Allen, Texas replaced a water line, upgrading it from PEX-B to PEX-A for better durability. The work included installing a new shut-off valve to improve control over water flow. This service helps ensure efficient plumbing system performance and easier maintenance access.
