From new kitchen sinks in Karis to water heater swaps near the original town, Texas Born Plumbing gives Crowley homeowners licensed plumbing with the price explained before any work begins.
Crowley has grown quickly since Chisholm Trail Parkway opened. New subdivisions now line FM 1187, and many of those newer homes were plumbed with PEX and finished with builder-grade sinks and tank water heaters. Those parts are now reaching the age where they leak, clog, or run out of hot water too soon. Closer to the original town along Main Street, older homes have their own issues: aging supply lines, worn shutoff valves, and drains that slow down a little more every year. Families near JA Hooks Park and the newer builds off Oak Grove Road often call us when a builder-grade fixture finally gives out.
Texas Born Plumbing is a family-owned company based in Fort Worth, licensed under Texas license M45910. We serve Crowley ISD families and longtime residents Monday through Friday from 8:00am to 5:00pm, with Saturday and Sunday visits by appointment. Before any work starts, you get a straight price and a clear explanation of the job.
Our sink installation service covers undermount, drop-in, farmhouse, and vanity sinks. We fit new drains and P-traps, replace the old shutoff valves under the sink, and test every connection for leaks before we leave.
Many of the first homes built off FM 1187 still run their original tank. We handle water heater installation for gas and electric units, haul away the old one, and set the new unit up to current code. We also check venting and the gas line before installation day so there are no surprises.
Tankless water heater installation frees up garage space and gives you steady hot water, and we size each unit to your home's fixture count. Scale builds up inside these units over time, so we offer tankless water heater maintenance and descaling, plus tankless water heater replacement when an older unit is worn out.
Grease in kitchen lines, hair in tub drains, and roots in older sewer laterals can all back up a home. We clear the clog, find out what caused it, and tell you honestly if the line needs more than a quick cleaning. When a line is collapsed or root-damaged, we explain video inspection options so you can see the cause for yourself.
Most Crowley homes sit on slab foundations over clay soil that swells after spring rain and shrinks in the August heat, which puts stress on the pipes under the floor. Warm spots on tile, a water bill that keeps climbing, or the sound of running water with every faucet off are common signs. We locate the leak first so any repair stays as small as possible.
Adding a gas range, an outdoor kitchen, or a gas tankless unit means running new line the right way. We install, inspect, and repair residential gas lines and test the system before it goes back into service. If you ever smell gas, leave the house and call your gas utility first, then call us for the repair.
In most cases, yes. If the new sink matches the old cutout, we swap it in and reconnect the plumbing. If you want a larger or undermount sink, we will tell you up front whether the counter needs to be cut by a fabricator first. That way you know the full plan before we start.
It does. North Texas water carries enough minerals to leave sediment in tank heaters and scale in tankless units. A yearly flush or descale keeps the heater efficient and protects the warranty. This applies to PEX-plumbed new builds just as much as older homes.
Call us during business hours and we will put an active leak, burst pipe, or sewer backup at the front of the line. Before we arrive, we will walk you through shutting off your main water valve. For more detail, visit our emergency plumbing page.
Already have a sink picked out, or still deciding? Send us the model and a photo of your cabinet, or call (817) 542-7599, and we will confirm the fit, list the parts you need, and give you a firm price before your installation day. You get one clear quote and a clean finish from a local crew that takes pride in its work.
