Emergency Plumbing on Frances Dr in Colleyville near Southlake

Frances Drive is a short Colleyville street lined with 12 single-story homes. Lots here average close to 16,000 square feet. The homes went up between 1994 and 1997, each built on a concrete slab.

We provide emergency plumbing in Colleyville, TX, for homes along Frances Drive. After nearly 30 years, a water line under the slab can leak where you can’t see it. Spotting the signs early can protect your floors and foundation.

We’re bringing 50 years of Berkeys expertise to Colleyville from our Southlake location on Kimball Avenue. Real people answer our phones 24/7, including holidays. Call us to check availability for your home.

In a single-story Frances Drive home, these problems call for an emergency plumber:

• A burst pipe spraying or spreading water

• Water coming up through the floor

• 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

If you smell gas, leave the home first. Call 911 from outside, then call us.

In a single-story Frances Drive home, water lines run under the concrete floor. A leak there often stays hidden, but you may notice these signs:

• A warm spot on the floor that your pets love

• The sound of running water when everything is off

• Damp carpet or flooring with no clear cause

• A musty smell that won’t go away

• A water bill that jumps without a reason

A slab leak becomes an emergency when water comes up through the floor or keeps spreading. Shut off your main valve, usually near the front of the home, then call us. We use thermal cameras to help find hidden leaks. You can see all of our plumbing services for Southlake-area homes in one place.

Warm spot on the floor or water running with everything off? Call us 24/7.

Not every water problem on Frances Drive starts in your home. In 2015, a Trinity River Authority main that supplies Colleyville broke, and the city asked residents to cut back on water. If your neighbors also have no water or low pressure, the issue may be on the city’s side. City of Colleyville Public Works lists how to reach its on-call team after hours.

To check for a leak on your side, try a simple meter test:

• Turn off every faucet, the dishwasher and the washer

• Watch the leak indicator or dial on your water meter

• If it moves, water is leaking somewhere past the meter

Tell us what you saw when you call.