Fort Worth Kitchen and Bathrooms Plumbing Services You Can Trust

Your kitchen and bathroom plumbing keeps your Fort Worth home running every day. When a faucet leaks or a drain backs up, you need a Fort Worth plumber who shows up fast and gets the job done right. Berkeys Plumbing, A/C & Electrical brings 50 years of experience to every kitchen sink repair, bathroom fixture install, and drain clearing we handle across Fort Worth.

We take care of the full job—sinks, faucets, water lines, drains, and garbage disposals. Whether you need a quick fix or plumbing rough-in for a remodel, our licensed plumbers have you covered. One call handles your kitchen and bathroom plumbing needs in the same visit.

Fort Worth homeowners count on same-day service that fits their schedule. Our plumbers arrive on time, explain the work clearly, and leave your home clean. Call Berkeys Today to get your kitchen or bathroom plumbing back in working order.

Your kitchen and bathroom may both have sinks, but the plumbing behind them works differently. Kitchens handle grease, food scraps, and heavy appliance loads from dishwashers and garbage disposals. Bathrooms deal with soap buildup, hair, and toilet drainage. Each room needs different pipe sizes and venting setups to drain properly.

If you notice slow drains or low water pressure in one room, the problem may not affect the other. Older Fort Worth homes near the Cultural District often have outdated galvanized pipes. These aging pipes can cause different issues in each room depending on how they were originally run.

Our Fort Worth plumbers check both systems during a single visit. We find out exactly which room needs work so you don't pay for repairs you don't need. You get the right fix the first time without guessing.

Planning a kitchen remodel or adding a second sink? Knowing what goes into your plumbing helps you understand the work before it starts. Every kitchen needs a few basic parts to bring water in and move waste out safely.

Hot and cold supply lines run to your sink and dishwasher. These pipes deliver fresh water under pressure whenever you turn on the faucet. A P-trap sits below the sink and holds a small amount of water. That water blocks sewer gas from coming up through the drain and into your home.

Drain lines carry used water from the sink to your main sewer line. Vent pipes connect to the drain system and let air flow in so water moves freely. Without proper venting, drains run slow and gurgle. If you want a garbage disposal, it needs its own drain connection and electrical hookup.

New construction in the Alliance Corridor requires permits and inspections for all kitchen rough-ins. Our plumbers handle the paperwork and make sure your kitchen plumbing passes code.

Three systems work together behind your walls to keep water flowing the way it should. When one system fails, you may hear gurgling sounds or smell sewer odors in your kitchen or bathroom. Understanding how each part works helps you describe the problem when you call for service.

Supply lines bring fresh water into your home under pressure. These pipes connect to your water heater and run to every faucet, shower, and appliance that uses water. Drain lines work the opposite way. They use gravity to carry waste water down and out to your main sewer line or septic tank.

Vent lines are the part most homeowners forget about. These pipes run up through your roof and let air into the drain system. They also release sewer gas safely outside. Without working vents, drains slow down and odors back up into your home. Texas summers bring extra debris and critters that can block vent pipes more often than other seasons.

Our plumbers inspect all three systems during every Fort Worth service call. We find the source of the problem and fix it right.

Adding a bathroom near your kitchen during a remodel? You may be able to connect both rooms to the same plumbing lines. Back-to-back kitchens and bathrooms can share one vent stack when the layout allows. This setup reduces the amount of pipe needed and can simplify the job.

Shared plumbing only works when it's done right. Drain lines must be sized correctly for the combined load from both rooms. If the pipes are too small, you end up with slow drains and frequent clogs. Improper connections also create code violations that cause problems when you sell your home.

Fort Worth building codes require specific pipe sizing for shared wet walls. Permits are required any time you add or connect plumbing lines in this way. Our plumbers design shared systems that handle the load and pass inspection the first time. We pull the permits and schedule the inspections so you don't have to.