What we get called out to downtown
- Grease-blocked kitchen lines in restaurants and bars
- Cast iron and clay drain lines at the end of their life
- Historic homes with layers of retrofitted plumbing
- Low pressure and leaks in old galvanized risers
- After-hours emergencies where a closed kitchen costs money
Local notes
King William and the surrounding streets hold some of the oldest housing in the city, and much of the commercial plumbing downtown is just as old. Heavy grease loads from food service plus original clay and cast iron lines is why jetting and camera work make up so much of what we do in this part of town.
What we do in Downtown & King William
- Burst pipe repair
- Drain cleaning
- Water heater repair
- Slab leak repair
- Leak detection
- Sewer line repair
- Toilet repair
- Hydro jetting
- Camera inspection
- Water line repair
- Repiping
- Tankless water heaters
- Gas line repair
- Faucet & fixture repair
- Water heater maintenance
- Expansion tank repair
- Water softener installation
- Water pressure repair
- Commercial plumbing
- General plumbing repair
What it costs
Prices do not change by neighbourhood — they change with the job. We tell you the call-out charge on the phone, and your plumber gives you a firm price before any work starts. See typical San Antonio prices.
Questions people ask
Do you do commercial work?
Yes — restaurants, bars, offices and retail, including after closing time so the work does not stop service.
Our kitchen line blocks every few months. Why?
Grease coats the pipe wall and narrows it. Cabling reopens a hole; jetting cleans the wall, and on a commercial line that is the difference between months and years.
Can you work on a historic property?
Yes. We plan the route and the openings carefully and tell you exactly what has to be disturbed before we start.