Where we connect pros
Calls cover Seagoville, Texas, and the nearby unincorporated land in ZIP code 75159. That takes in every part of town:
- Downtown Seagoville, with its older ranch homes on the town streets
- North Seagoville, the 1980s and 1990s neighbourhoods
- South Seagoville, newer subdivisions and acreage
What to have ready when you call
- Your address, and directions if the property is down a long drive.
- What you've noticed: warm floor, damp flooring, running-water sound, high bill.
- Whether the water meter moves with every tap and appliance off, if you've had a chance to check.
- Roughly when the house was built, and whether it sits on a slab.
- Any past slab leak repairs, reroutes or plumbing replacements you know about.
If water is coming up right now
Call first, then use the time before the tech arrives:
- Water rising through a floor? Shut the main valve.
- If a warm patch points to the hot side, close the cold supply valve at the water heater and leave its gas and electrical controls alone.
- Photograph wet areas and damaged flooring for your records.
Smell gas? Leave the house and call the gas utility and 911 from outside.
Hours
Calls are answered 24 hours a day, every day of the year, including weekends and holidays. Same-day and emergency dispatch are available where a local pro can take the job; if not, you'll hear the earliest option on the call.
Why phone only?
A slab leak is easier to understand in a two-minute conversation than in a form. Talking it through lets the person on the line ask the right follow-up questions and send the right local pro. There's no email inbox to wait on and no form to fill in.
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