Licensed, and working under a Master Plumber
Plumbing work is performed under Texas Master Plumber license M18761. That matters for permitted work, inspections, and anything an insurer or a GC is going to ask about.
One contractor across the trades
Most plumbing problems in a commercial building touch something else — a water heater tied into the mechanical room, a condensate line, a pump on a circuit that keeps tripping. Having the plumbing, HVAC, and electrical crews under one roof means nobody is waiting on another contractor to show up before work continues.
What this covers
- Commercial water heater repair and replacement
- Process and utility piping
- Drain, waste, and vent repairs
- Sewer camera inspection and line clearing
- Gas piping and leak repair
- Backflow prevention devices
- Fixture, flush valve, and trim work
- Slab and underground leak location
Tell us about the job
Planned work or something already down — send the details and we will get back to you.
- Licensed, self-performing crews
- Quotes for planned work
- 24/7 for anything down
Frequently asked
Which locations offer this?
All three — Abilene, Lubbock, and Dallas. Abilene is commercial and industrial only; Lubbock and Dallas also cover residential.
Do you offer emergency service for this?
Yes, 24 hours a day. Call 888-811-3449.
Are you licensed?
Yes — HVAC TACLA53299C, electrical TECL34064, plumbing M18761.
Something down right now?
Call and talk to someone who can actually dispatch a truck. HVAC, refrigeration, plumbing, electrical — 24 hours a day.