Plumber in Cinco Ranch, TX.

Cinco Ranch is one of Katy's largest master-planned communities, thousands of homes spread across Fort Bend and Harris County, most built from the early 1990s through the 2000s. That history matters, because it tells us exactly what tends to break.

Aging water heaters

A huge share of Cinco Ranch homes were built 20-30 years ago, and the average tank water heater lasts 8-12 years. That means a lot of homes are now on their second, or overdue third, unit. If yours is rumbling, leaking at the base, or running out of hot water faster than it used to, it's likely near the end. We install tank, tankless, and hybrid units, most same-day.

Slab leaks on Katy's clay soil

Cinco Ranch homes sit on concrete slab foundations over the expansive clay soil common across the Katy area. That soil swells and shrinks with our wet-then-dry Texas seasons, and over time it stresses the water lines running under the slab. The result is the dreaded slab leak, a mystery jump in your water bill, a warm spot on the floor, or the sound of running water with every faucet off. We find them with non-invasive electronic detection, so we're not jackhammering your whole floor to chase a pinhole.

Hard water buildup

Like most of the greater Houston area, Cinco Ranch has hard water, high in minerals that leave scale inside pipes, fixtures, and especially water heaters. That scale shortens appliance life and chokes water pressure. If you're seeing crusty fixtures, spotty glassware, or weak flow, hard water is usually the culprit, and a softener or regular flushing helps.

Drain & sewer lines

Mature trees throughout Cinco Ranch's established neighborhoods send roots toward sewer lines, and decades-old drains collect grease and buildup. We snake soft clogs, hydro-jet the tough ones, and run a camera when we need to see what's really going on before recommending a fix.