Plumbing Services Austin - 24 Hour Plumbing Services 

In Austin, licensed plumbers handle emergency repairs, installations, leak detection, and system maintenance for homes and businesses throughout the metro area. We're located at 2106 Denton Dr, Austin, TX 78758, and serve Austin and surrounding communities including Round Rock, Cedar Park, Pflugerville, Georgetown, Leander, Manor, Hutto, Lakeway, Bee Cave, West Lake Hills, and Dripping Springs. Our licensed plumbers handle everything from emergency repairs to water heater installations, drain cleaning, sewer line services, slab leak detection, gas line work, and complete system replacements. All of our plumbers are background-checked and carry State of Texas licenses issued by the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners. We secure and file all required permits with the City of Austin for every plumbing job. Since 2003, we've handled Austin's hard water, foundation movement, and aging infrastructure challenges.

Homeowners experiencing burst pipes, severe leaks, or complete water system failures need help at any hour. Property managers in South Congress or East Austin deal with tenant emergencies that can't wait until morning. Families in Round Rock or Cedar Park face flooding or no water access that disrupts daily life.

Our 24/7 response stops water damage and restores function within hours. We locate main shutoffs, contain flooding, and provide temporary or permanent repairs on the spot. Licensed technicians arrive with full equipment to handle frozen pipes, burst lines, and catastrophic failures.

Austin's rare winter freeze events cause emergency plumbing calls for burst outdoor pipes and exposed lines. Foundation movement in Cedar Park homes can suddenly crack supply lines under slabs. Live oak tree roots in older Tarrytown neighborhoods frequently cause emergency sewer backups.

Homeowners in Pflugerville or Georgetown with aging units produce inconsistent hot water. Families run out of hot water during morning routines when multiple people shower. Property investors upgrade rental units in North Campus or West Campus to attract quality tenants.

Same-day or next-day service restores hot water without extended disruption to your household. We repair tank and tankless systems or replace with energy-efficient models. Installation includes proper venting, gas line connections, and compliance with Austin Energy rebate requirements.

Austin's hard water at 120-180 ppm shortens tank water heater lifespan to 8-12 years. Homes in Steiner Ranch and Lakeway often upgrade to tankless for energy savings. We coordinate Austin Energy rebate applications for qualifying high-efficiency installations.

Homeowners in Hyde Park or Clarksville see unexplained water bill spikes of $100 or more monthly. Property owners notice wet spots, mold growth, or foundation cracks that indicate hidden problems. Buyers conduct pre-purchase inspections on older Bouldin Creek homes to avoid costly surprises.

Non-invasive detection technology pinpoints leaks without unnecessary demolition of walls or floors. We use thermal imaging and acoustic equipment to locate hidden leaks in walls and under slabs. Repairs include supply line fixes, drain line sealing, and prevention recommendations.

Austin's expansive clay soil causes foundation shifts that stress pipe connections year-round. Older Central Austin homes often have undetected leaks in galvanized pipes installed decades ago. Summer drought followed by fall rains accelerates foundation movement and pipe failures.

Homeowners in Circle C or Anderson Mill hear water running when all fixtures are off. Property owners see foundation cracks accompanied by high water bills they can't explain. Families in Northwest Hills experience hot spots on floors or carpet dampness without visible leaks.

Specialized slab leak detection locates problems without breaking up your entire floor unnecessarily. We provide repair options including direct access repair, epoxy pipe lining, or rerouting around the damaged section. Insurance-friendly documentation helps with claims for covered damage.

Post-tensioned slab construction in newer Pflugerville and Leander homes complicates repairs and requires specialized knowledge. Austin's clay soil movement causes pressure on copper lines embedded in concrete slabs. Homes built in the 1980s-1990s in Great Hills commonly develop slab leaks as pipes age.

Homeowners in Travis Heights or Allandale deal with slow kitchen or bathroom drains that won't clear. Property managers address recurring clogs in multi-unit buildings that affect multiple tenants. Families in Round Rock experience multiple drain backups simultaneously, indicating main line problems.

Hydro-jetting and cable snaking clear blockages and restore proper flow throughout your system. Video camera inspection identifies root intrusion, pipe damage, or grease buildup causing repeated issues. We provide preventive maintenance plans for homes prone to recurring clogs.

Live oak and pecan tree roots aggressively invade sewer lines in older Austin neighborhoods. Austin's hard water contributes to mineral buildup that narrows drain pipes over time. Clay soil and aggressive root systems in Barton Hills require regular drain maintenance.

Owners of 1970s-1990s homes in Anderson Mill or Wells Branch have failing polybutylene or galvanized pipes. Homeowners experience multiple leaks per year and discolored water coming from their taps. Property investors prepare homes for sale in Zilker or South Lamar by upgrading outdated plumbing.

Whole-home repiping replaces old pipes with durable PEX or copper systems that last decades. We work room-by-room so you can stay in your home during installation. New piping increases water pressure, improves water quality, and adds resale value.

Many Austin homes built before 2000 have polybutylene pipes that fail prematurely and cause damage. Foundation movement in Cedar Park requires flexible PEX installations that accommodate shifting without breaking. Homes in Westlake Hills may need copper piping to meet HOA architectural standards.

Homeowners in Georgetown or Leander have constantly running toilets wasting water and money. Families deal with weak flushes, frequent clogs, or water pooling around the base. Property owners upgrade to water-efficient models for City of Austin rebates that offset costs.

Same-day toilet repairs fix running toilets, weak flushes, and leaks at the base. New installations include high-efficiency models that reduce water bills by hundreds annually. We handle wax ring replacement, flange repairs, and supply line connections.

City of Austin offers rebates up to $150 for qualifying high-efficiency toilet replacements. Older toilets in Travis Heights homes waste thousands of gallons annually compared to modern models. Foundation shifting in Round Rock can break toilet seals and cause leaks that damage subfloors.

Homeowners in Mueller or East Austin upgrade kitchen and bathroom fixtures during renovations. Property owners deal with dripping faucets, low water pressure, or handle problems that waste water. Renovators in Bouldin Creek replace outdated fixtures during remodels to modernize spaces.

We repair cartridge failures, handle replacements, and aerator clogs that reduce flow. New installations include kitchen faucets, bathroom sink faucets, and outdoor hose bibs. Proper installation prevents leaks that damage cabinets and countertops over time.

Austin's hard water clogs faucet aerators and shortens cartridge lifespan to 5-8 years. Outdoor faucets in Lakeway and Bee Cave need freeze protection during winter events. Mineral buildup in older Central Austin homes requires regular faucet maintenance and cleaning.

Empty nesters in Barton Hills convert tubs to walk-in showers for easier access. Families in Liberty Hill deal with leaking shower valves or low water pressure during showers. Homeowners in Tarrytown experience temperature fluctuations during showers when other fixtures turn on.

We repair leaking valves, replace shower cartridges, and fix drain clogs in tubs and showers. New installations include tub-to-shower conversions, valve upgrades, and fixture replacements. Pressure-balanced valves prevent scalding when other fixtures turn on simultaneously.

Hard water mineral buildup damages shower valves in Steiner Ranch homes every 8-12 years. Foundation movement in Pflugerville can crack shower pans and drain connections underneath. Walk-in shower conversions increase home value in Northwest Hills and Westlake neighborhoods.

Homeowners in South Congress or Clarksville have jammed, leaking, or non-functioning garbage disposals. Property managers replace worn-out units in rental properties between tenants. Families in Georgetown upgrade to quieter, more powerful models that handle food waste better.

We clear jams, fix leaks, and replace failed motors or switches that prevent operation. New installations include properly sized disposals for your household needs and usage patterns. We connect disposals to dishwashers and handle all electrical and plumbing connections.

Austin's hard water accelerates corrosion in disposal seals and mounting hardware. Older disposals in Travis Heights homes often lack adequate horsepower for modern use. We recommend models that handle food waste without overtaxing older drain lines.

Homeowners in Circle C or Avery Ranch add gas ranges, dryers, or outdoor grills. Property owners smell gas or experience pilot light failures that indicate line problems. Renovators extend gas lines to outdoor kitchens in Westlake Hills for entertaining spaces.

Licensed plumbers handle leak detection, line repairs, and new installations safely. We pressure test all connections and coordinate city inspections required by the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners. Emergency response available 24/7 for gas leak situations.

Austin building code requires permits and inspections for all gas line work. Outdoor living spaces in Bee Cave and Lakeway commonly add gas lines for grills and fire features. We install earthquake-resistant flexible connectors required in some Austin applications.

Commercial property owners in downtown Austin require annual compliance testing to meet regulations. Homeowners with irrigation systems in Cedar Park or Round Rock need certified testing. Property managers maintain multi-family buildings throughout the metro area with backflow devices.

State-certified backflow testing meets Austin Water utility requirements for compliance. We test, repair, and replace backflow prevention devices annually as mandated. Documentation provided for compliance with City of Austin regulations and utility records.

Austin Water requires annual backflow testing for properties with irrigation systems. Commercial properties downtown must maintain backflow prevention to protect public water supply. We coordinate testing schedules to meet Austin Water compliance deadlines throughout the year.

We handle emergency repairs, installations, leak detection, and system maintenance throughout the Austin area. Our licensed plumbers are available 24/7 for emergencies and scheduled service appointments.

Call us at (512) 943-7070 for immediate assistance or to schedule service. We provide same-day emergency repairs and next-day installation appointments. Since 2003, we've been solving plumbing problems caused by Austin's hard water, foundation movement, and aging infrastructure.

Abacus Plumbing, Air Conditioning, & Electrical
2106 Denton Dr, Austin, TX 78758
Phone: (512) 943-7070
Available 24/7