Benbrook wraps around the lake on the southwest side of Fort Worth. Ranch homes from the 1960s and 1970s, lake houses and the US 377 corridor. The plumbing here has age on it.
Call (817) 555-0134Open day and night for plumbing emergencies across Fort Worth.
Most Benbrook homes were built in two big waves and both waves used pipe that is now at the end of its life. Cast iron drain lines crack along the bottom. Galvanized supply lines choke down to a trickle. If your Benbrook home has slow drains and low pressure together, the pipe itself is the story.
Streets near Benbrook Lake sit low and stay damp longer after storms. Yard lines there stay wet, roots grow faster and sewer joints shift. A sewer smell in the yard after heavy rain is a sign the line needs a look before it backs up into the house.
Older Benbrook homes often have supply lines in outside walls and shallow attics. Those are the first lines to split in a hard freeze. If a freeze is coming, let faucets drip and open cabinet doors. If a line still splits, shut the water off and call us.
Day or night, one number reaches us: (817) 555-0134. Tell us what you see and which part of Benbrook you are in, and we take it from there.
One crew covers Fort Worth and the towns around it. Pick your area for local detail on the pipes and problems we see there.
Turn off the water at the shutoff if you can. Then call us and talk to a plumber.
Call (817) 555-0134