Double L Plumbing provides expert water heater and plumbing services to the residents of Plumber Colleyville, TX. We also do clogged drains, sewer lines, gas lines, leaking pipes and water filtration systems. For all of your home or business plumbing needs, connect with the professional plumbers at Double L Plumbing today! Open on Saturdays for your convenience!
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Most plumbers charge a fixed rate for services except for the most serious blockages. Their rates range from $85 to $530, however most drain clearing treatments are only $215. If the scope of the plumbing work extends beyond snaking the drain, the pricing may be changed to hourly labor and additional parts expenses.
Double L Plumbing is happy to help resolve any drain clogs you may have. Get in touch with us today.
Plumbers are the ideal specialists to call when it comes to issues with your water heater. Depending on whether the system is electric or gas, you will be facing different issues that could be dangerous for even the most skilled DIYer. The most typical request for repair in an electric water heater is having a thermostat fuse blown or a heating element that is not working properly. The most common difficulties with gas hot water heaters are gas supply interruptions, faulty gas valve and pilot light issues.
Colleyville residents turn to Double L Plumbing for their water heater repair needs. Give us a call to schedule service today.
Finding the source of the leak is primarily determined on the sort of leak you have. A leaky pipe beneath your sink is easier to locate than one that is hidden by ceilings or walls. The first step in tracking the leaky pipe is determining whether or not you have a leak, and then inspecting each area.
Move appliances as much as possible in order to find the cause of the dampness. A leaking supply line on a dishwasher, for example, will cause evidence of moisture around the device. If this does not disclose the source of the moisture, turn off every faucet, appliance and fixture in your home, and note the location of the needle on your water meter with a pencil or a piece of tape. After roughly eight hours, reread the meter. If the needle has changed, it means there is a leak somewhere within your plumbing.
If you’re unable to find the leak yourself, call in a plumber for a more extensive inspection and repair. Double L Plumbing is happy to help you with professional leak detection services. Call today!
