Plumber in Lewisville, TX
Leak you can't find? Water heater out? Drains backing up?
Licensed master plumber serving Lewisville, TX. Same-day service most days, and you get the price before we start any work.
Master Plumber M-46550 · Licensed & Insured · Open 24/7
Plumbing Services in Lewisville, TX
Here’s what we fix. If your problem isn’t on this list, call anyway — it probably still is.
Kitchen, bathroom, laundry, main line.
No hot water, not enough of it, or a leaking tank.
Multiple slow drains, sewage smell, gurgling toilets. Common in Old Town and the older streets.
The most common serious call we get in Lewisville. High water bill, warm floor spot, or running water you can hear with everything off. We locate it before we open anything.
Low pressure throughout the house or discolored water.
See the actual condition of your line before you spend money on it.
Emergency Plumber in Lewisville — Same-Day Service
Open 24 hours, real person answering. We’re a short drive from Lewisville and in the area most days.
Call immediately for:
- Active leak or flooding
- Sewage backing up into the house
- No water
- Leaking water heater
- Gas smell — leave first, call the gas company, then us
Why Choose Wise Choice as Your Plumber in Lewisville, TX
If you’re searching for a plumber in Lewisville, you’re probably dealing with something that can’t wait. Here’s what you get when you call us.
Master plumber owned. Matthew Wise, license M-46550.
We find slab leaks without tearing up your house. Acoustic locating and pressure testing come first. We only open concrete when there’s no better option — and often there is one.
We know the difference between Old Town and Vista Ridge. Different decades, different pipe, different problems. We don’t show up with one approach for every house.
We pull permits and schedule inspections. You don’t deal with the city.
You get the full price before we start. In writing. It doesn’t change partway through.
We price the job, not the hour. If the repair turns out harder than we expected, that’s our problem, not your invoice.
We show you the problem first. Camera footage, photos, the failed part in our hand. You should never have to take a plumber’s word for something you can’t see.
You can say no. Decline the work and you pay the service call, nothing more. No pressure.
You get a real window. For your address, not a vague half-day. If we’re running behind, you get a call.
We clean up. Shoe covers on, mess gone, and we walk you through what we did before we leave.
We’re here nights and weekends. 24/7, no answering service runaround.
Financing is available on slab leak and sewer work.
What affects the price: where the leak or blockage is, whether it’s under the slab, repair versus full replacement, and whether the city needs to inspect.
Common Plumbing Problems in Lewisville Homes
Lewisville grew up mostly in the 1970s and 80s — the city nearly doubled in size in the 1990s alone. That timing shows up in the plumbing.
Slab leaks are the big one. Homes from that era have copper water lines running under the concrete slab. After 35 to 50 years, copper under a slab starts developing pinhole leaks. It’s the single most common serious problem we see here. Signs: your water bill jumps, part of your floor feels warm, pressure drops, or you hear running water with every faucet off.
Old Town has the oldest pipe. Homes there may still have cast iron sewer lines and, in the oldest ones, steel water pipe. Cast iron cracks with age. Steel rusts shut from the inside and shows up as low pressure everywhere.
Newer neighborhoods, different problems. Vista Ridge, Castle Hills, and Indian Oaks were built later, with a mix of newer materials. Those calls are usually fixtures and water heaters rather than failed pipe.
Your water is actually softer than Frisco’s and Plano’s. This one surprises people. Those cities run around 11 to 12 grains per gallon on the North Texas Municipal Water District system. Lewisville’s water comes from a different supply and runs closer to 8 or 9. It’s still hard enough to build up in a water heater — but if you’re sizing a softener based on what your friend in Frisco installed, you’re working from the wrong number.
Clay soil moves. It swells when wet, shrinks when dry, and puts stress on pipe. Newer PVC handles it. Old cast iron doesn’t, which is why Old Town sees more sewer trouble than the newer neighborhoods.
Slab Leak Detection in Lewisville, TX
Lewisville’s 1970s and 80s growth ring was built with copper water lines under the concrete slab. Those lines are now 35 to 50 years old — right in the window where copper starts to fail. It’s the most common serious problem we’re called out for here.
Signs you have one:
- Water bill spiked without a change in usage
- Warm or damp spot on the floor
- Pressure dropping through the house
- Running water you can hear with everything shut off
Finding it is the whole job. We use acoustic listening equipment and pressure testing to pinpoint the leak before any concrete comes up. A leak located within inches is a small, targeted repair. A leak that’s guessed at turns into a much bigger hole in your floor and a much bigger bill.
This is where it pays to be picky about who you call. Ask any plumber how they locate a slab leak before they quote you on fixing one. If the answer is vague, keep calling.
Once we know where it is, you get your options — including rerouting the line above the slab, which is often the less invasive fix.
Areas We Serve in Lewisville
Old Town Lewisville · Castle Hills · Vista Ridge · Indian Oaks · the Highland Village border · neighborhoods around Lewisville Lake · the I-35E and SH-121 corridors. ZIP codes 75057 and 75067.
We cover all of it from our shop in Little Elm, a short drive away.
Lewisville Plumbing FAQs
Can you come today?
Usually, yes. Call and we’ll give you a real window for your address rather than a guess. We’re open 24/7 for emergencies.
Part of my floor feels warm. Is that a slab leak?
Often, yes — a warm patch on the floor usually means a hot water line under the concrete is leaking. It’s one of the clearest signs there is. Other tells are a water bill that spikes without a change in usage, dropping pressure, or running water you can hear with every faucet off. Easy check: shut off every fixture, then watch your water meter for 15 minutes. If it moves, water is escaping somewhere.
Why are slab leaks so common in Lewisville?
Timing. Much of the city was built in the 1970s and 80s with copper water lines under the slab. Those are now 35 to 50 years old, which is right when copper starts developing pinholes. It’s a normal end-of-life pattern, not bad luck.
Do you have to break the concrete?
Not always. We locate the leak first, then give you options. Rerouting the line overhead is often cheaper and much less disruptive than opening the floor.
What should I do if a pipe bursts?
Shut off the water first — main valve at the street or where the line enters the house. Then kill power to any area where water is pooling near outlets or the panel. Open a low faucet to drain what’s left in the lines. Then call us. Knowing where your shut-off is before this happens is the single most useful thing you can do as a homeowner.
Is Lewisville's water hard? Do I need a softener?
It’s hard, but noticeably less hard than Frisco or Plano — roughly 8 to 9 grains per gallon versus 11 to 12 there. Different water supply. A softener still helps your water heater and fixtures last longer, but you’d size it smaller than a neighbor in Frisco would. Don’t copy their setup.
What shouldn't go down my garbage disposal?
Grease and cooking oil are the worst — they cool and coat the inside of the line. Also avoid coffee grounds, eggshells, rice and pasta, potato peels, and anything fibrous like celery or onion skins. Disposals grind, they don’t dissolve. Run cold water while it’s going and for a few seconds after.
My house is in Old Town. Should I worry about the sewer line?
Not worry, but worth checking. Old Town homes often have cast iron or clay sewer pipe, and both have a limited lifespan. A camera inspection is cheap compared to an emergency replacement, and it tells you whether you’ve got years or months.
Do I need a permit to replace a water heater?
Yes, Lewisville requires one. We pull it and handle the inspection.
Need a Plumber in Lewisville, TX?
Slab leak, backed-up drain, or no hot water — we’ll find the real problem, show you what we found, and give you the price before anything starts.
