Arlington Water Line Services

Your water line plays a vital role in delivering clean, fresh water to your home. This essential pipe connects your property to the municipal water supply, enabling a steady flow to your sinks, showers, fixtures, and more. When the water line is damaged, it can disrupt your daily routine, cause costly water waste, and even pose health risks. 

The plumbers in our Arlington office offer inspection services that aim to keep you one step ahead of issues, as we seek to prevent small problems from turning into expensive repairs. When repair work is needed, we’re ready with prompt responses. Our team stays available 24/7, offering emergency services and same-day scheduling. 

Call (817) 634-5219 today. We serve property owners throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. 

The Signs of Water Line Damage

• Low water pressure: A noticeable drop in water pressure throughout your home could signal a leak or a blockage in your water line. This problem can disrupt simple tasks like showering or washing dishes. 
• Discolored water: If your water appears rusty, brown, or unusually colored, it’s a sign that your water line may be corroded or contaminated. Corrosion within the pipe can release particles into the water, making it unsafe for consumption.
• Unexplained high water bills: A sudden spike in your water bill without increased usage is often a sign of a hidden water line leak. Even small leaks can waste hundreds of gallons of water each month, significantly increasing your utility costs.
• Pooling water in your yard: Puddles or wet spots in your yard that appear without recent rain may indicate a leak in your water line. Leaking water can saturate the ground, leading to soggy areas that shouldn’t be there. 
• Strange noises from the pipes: These noises often happen when air is trapped due to leaks or when the pipe is under stress from blockages. We can diagnose the issue and get your water line to operate quietly and efficiently.
• Cracks in your foundation or driveway: A leaking underground water line can cause nearby soil to shift, leading to cracks in your home’s foundation or paved areas. These structural changes can pose serious risks to your home’s stability. 
• Sudden loss of water supply: If your home suddenly stops receiving water, it could mean significant damage or a complete break in your water line.