Emergency Plumbing near Kent Ct & Rainbow St in Southlake
The homes near Kent Ct and Rainbow St sit in Cambridge Place in east Southlake. About 145 homes went up here in the late 1990s and early 2000s, on lots up to three-quarters of an acre. Courts carry English names like Kent, Sussex and Manchester.
We provide emergency plumbing in Southlake, TX, for homes across Cambridge Place. With a median size near 4,300 square feet, these homes have a lot of pipes to watch. Knowing what’s an emergency, and who to call, can save your floors.
Southlake is where our story started 50 years ago. Our Kimball Avenue location shares the 76092 ZIP code with Cambridge Place. Real people answer our phones 24/7, including holidays.
Plumbing Emergencies in Cambridge Place Homes
Whether your home sits on Kent Court or near the neighborhood lake, these problems call for an emergency plumber:
A burst pipe spraying or spreading water
A sewer backup in a tub, shower or floor drain
A toilet overflowing that won’t stop
A gas smell inside or near the home
A water heater leaking or bursting
A hidden leak showing up as damp floors or walls
Many Cambridge Place homes also have outdoor kitchens and pools. Leaks at those lines can wait unless water is spreading toward the house.
Emergency or Can It Wait?
Not every plumbing problem in your Cambridge Place home needs a late-night call. Call us 24/7 if:
Water is spreading across your floors
Sewage is backing up into your home
Your water heater is leaking or has burst
You have no water anywhere in the house
If you smell gas, leave the home and call 911 from outside before you call us.
A dripping faucet, a slow drain or a running toilet can wait for a regular visit. They waste water but won’t damage your home overnight. You can see all of our plumbing services for Southlake homes in one place.
Water spreading or sewage backing up? Call us 24/7.
Your Line or the City’s?
Some water problems near Kent Court start outside your home. Water bubbling up in the street, or a whole street losing water, may point to a city main break. The City of Southlake Public Works page lists how to report after-hours water breaks and sewer backups.
Leaks inside your home are ours to fix, and so are leaks in the line on your side of the meter. If you’re not sure where the problem starts, call us and describe what you see. We’ll help you sort out who to call.
What to Do While You Wait
When you call, our dispatchers can walk you through shutting off your main water valve. A few steps now can limit the damage:
Main shutoff: In most Southlake homes, it’s near the front of the house, by the street or in the garage.
Water heater: Turn the cold water valve on top of the tank.
Gas meter: Know where yours is, in case you smell gas.
Belongings: Move rugs, photos and valuables out of the water’s path.
Photos: Take pictures of the damage for your insurance company.
Stay away from standing water near outlets and appliances. If reaching a valve means wading through water near electrical outlets, wait for us.
Licensed Emergency Plumbers in Southlake
Our emergency plumbers are state-licensed and background-checked. They arrive in uniform, with shoe covers and drop cloths to protect your floors. That holds true even late at night.
Some emergency repairs need a City of Southlake permit. We confirm that step with you before the work begins.
How Our Team Reaches Kent Ct & Rainbow St
Our team serves Cambridge Place from our Southlake location on Kimball Avenue, in the same 76092 ZIP code. The homes near Kent Court and Rainbow Street sit in east Southlake. Southlake Town Square is nearby.
Facing a plumbing emergency near Kent Ct and Rainbow St? Real people answer our phones 24/7, including holidays. Call (817) 481-5869 to reach our team.
Business Address: 1070 S Kimball Ave, Suite 131, Southlake, TX 76092
Frequently Asked Questions
Spreading water, a sewage backup, a gas smell, a leaking water heater or no water at all are emergencies. Call us 24/7 for any of these.
Yes, a running toilet wastes water but won’t damage your home overnight. Book a regular visit to fix it.
That may be a city water main break, so report it to the City of Southlake. If water is also coming into your home, call us too.
In most Southlake homes, it’s near the front of the house, by the street or in the garage. Find it now, before you need it.
Leave the home and call 911 from outside. Don’t flip switches or use anything that could spark.