Plumbers in San Antonio, TX

ABC customers here in San Antonio appreciate that our company’s plumbing services are overseen by a licensed Master Plumber. In addition to handling repairs, our skilled and experienced plumbers can take care of any replacement, maintenance and installation of any type of plumbing equipment you might need.

An unusually high water bill can be the first sign of a plumbing issue which needs to be addressed. A toilet that is constantly running can add $100 to your water bill over the course of a year. Over the same time period, a leaky faucet can waste over 300 gallons of water.

One common culprit of a sudden surge in water use is an outdoor faucet which may be dripping, so check here first if you are trying to diagnose your problem. You can also check for damage on your toilet flapper which could lead to a running toilet, or the water level in the toilet bowl, which could indicate that water is reaching your overflow pipe.

Another common culprit for a higher than normal water bill is a malfunctioning sprinkler system. Check to see if any sprinkler heads are damaged or broken. Your bill could also be higher if you notice any areas in your yard that never seem to get dry, which can indicate some stations are getting more water than they should. Just like you can count on ABC to handle your plumbing problems, you can also rely on our sprinkler repair technicians to diagnose and repair any issues you might be having with your irrigation system.

Yes! In addition to making repairs on any appliance which needs water to operate, our experienced plumbers can put in a new toilet, water heater, garbage disposal or water softener. We can even replace your fixtures and faucets when you don’t have the time or the tools for the job. In addition, our pros can advise you on the pros and cons of whether to replace or repair plumbing parts so you can make a more informed decision.

A slow or clogged drain can require immediate attention. To deal with the problem on your own, first try to pull out any obvious debris which has accumulated as far down into the drain as you can see. Then, apply an enzyme-based drain opener down the length of the pipe to remove clogs you can’t see. If your drain is still clogged or slow, you’ll probably need to use an auger to remove the blockage.

At this point, many homeowners call in the experts to help. Our plumbers can quickly determine what is going on and have the tools and training to clear even the toughest obstructions so you can use your tub or sink again, hassle-free.