Schertz's Trusted Plumbing Experts

Expert Plumbing,
Done Right.

Schertz Plumbing handles the full range of residential and light commercial plumbing — water heaters, drain cleaning, leak detection, sewer lines, and more. Licensed. Insured. Honest pricing. No upselling.

Licensed & Insured
Same-Day Service
Free Estimates
10+
Years Serving Schertz
2,500+
Jobs Completed
5★
Customer Rating
100%
Satisfaction Guarantee
What We Do

Plumbing Services for Schertz Homes

From clogged drains to full sewer line work, our licensed plumbers handle every job with precision and care.

Drain Cleaning

Slow or clogged drains cleared fast. We handle kitchen sinks, shower drains, floor drains, and main line backups caused by mineral buildup or root intrusion.

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Water Heater Service

Water heater repairs and replacements — including tankless units. We address sediment buildup from Schertz's hard water and restore full hot water capacity.

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Leak Detection & Repair

We locate hidden leaks — including slab leaks — using video inspection and electronic detection equipment, then repair them with minimal disruption.

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Sewer Line Work

Video inspection, hydro-jet cleaning, and repair of sewer lines. We handle root intrusion, bellied pipes, and full line replacements.

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Toilet Installation & Repair

Toilet installation, replacement, and repairs — running toilets, slow flushes, wax ring replacement, and leaks at the base.

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Backflow Prevention

Installation and testing of backflow prevention devices to protect your water supply and meet local code requirements.

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Why Choose Us

Local Plumbers Who Know Schertz.

We handle the full range of residential and light commercial plumbing work across Schertz and nearby areas like Cibolo, Selma, and Universal City — from water heater repairs and drain cleaning to sewer line work and leak detection.

Schertz has its own plumbing challenges: hard water from the Edwards Aquifer, high water pressure in lower-elevation areas, and a mix of older galvanized pipes and newer construction with settling foundations. We've worked here long enough to know what to expect — and how to fix it without guesswork.

  • Licensed Texas plumbers
  • Upfront pricing — no surprise charges, ever
  • Same-day service available
  • 100% satisfaction guarantee on every job
  • Locally owned — we know Schertz plumbing inside and out
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What Our Customers Are Saying

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Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to questions we hear most from Schertz homeowners about their plumbing.

Schertz's water system covers different elevation zones, and homes in lower areas often see pressure above 80 psi. Texas plumbing code requires a pressure-reducing valve (PRV) when pressure exceeds that threshold. High pressure can damage fixtures, cause leaks, and shorten the life of appliances like dishwashers and water heaters. If you're hearing banging pipes or noticing leaks around valve connections, high pressure is likely the cause.
If you're seeing white or chalky buildup around faucets, reduced water flow from showerheads, or your water heater isn't lasting as long as it should, you're dealing with hard water. The Edwards Aquifer supplies most of the water in this area and it's naturally high in minerals. A water softener removes those minerals before they can cause scale buildup in your pipes and appliances.
Water heater issues top the list — usually sediment buildup from hard water that reduces efficiency and eventually leads to failure. After that, it's high water pressure causing leaks, and slow drains from mineral deposits or root intrusion in older sewer lines.
Yes. Newer developments in Schertz sometimes experience slab leaks or sewer line issues related to soil settling. We use video inspection to locate problems without tearing up your yard or foundation, and we can reroute or repair lines as needed.
It depends on the job. Simple repairs like fixing a leaky faucet or replacing a toilet flapper are straightforward. Bigger jobs like water heater replacement, sewer line repair, or whole-home repiping require an on-site assessment. We'll give you a clear quote before starting any work — no obligation.
Yes. All of our plumbers hold current Texas plumbing licenses and we carry full general liability insurance on every job. We're happy to provide proof of licensure and insurance before any work begins — just ask.
Yes. For true emergencies — burst pipes, backed-up sewer lines, water heaters flooding your garage — we respond quickly. Call us at (210) 555-0123 and describe what's happening. For non-emergency calls, we offer same-day appointments when you call before noon.