Plumbing Services Across Benbrook and Greater Fort Worth
TD Plumbing Solutions fixes and installs home plumbing across Benbrook and Greater Fort Worth, from water heaters and slab leaks to repiping, drains and gas lines. Terrill Dobbs, a licensed master plumber, does the work himself.
- 24/7 Emergency Service
- Texas Master Plumber RMP 45333
- Serving Benbrook Since 2005
- Financing Through Hearth
Call any time, day or night, and a real person picks up. Terrill comes out, finds the cause and explains it clearly. You see the price before any work starts, with no push to buy more than you need. Larger jobs can be paid over time through Hearth financing.
What a Home Plumber Takes Care Of
Plumbing is every pipe that brings water into your house and every pipe that carries it away. It also covers the gas lines that feed your water heater and stove. When one part fails, the rest of the house feels it fast. A slow drain, a cold shower or a wet spot on the floor is often the first sign.
North Texas is hard on pipes. Our clay soil shrinks in drought and swells when it rains, which moves slabs and buried lines. The water is hard, so scale builds up in water heaters and faucets. Older homes still have galvanized steel, copper and cast iron pipe that is reaching the end of its life.
Hot water
Tank and tankless water heaters, from repair and yearly flushing to full installs and conversions.
Leaks and bursts
Hidden leaks, slab leaks under the floor and burst pipes after a hard freeze.
Pipes and water lines
Whole-house repiping, new water lines from the meter and supply lines to each fixture.
Drains and sewer
Clogged drains, sewer line repair and cast iron replacement by tunneling under the slab.
Fixtures and gas
Faucets, toilets, disposals, sump pumps, water filters and gas lines for appliances.
TD Plumbing Solutions has served homeowners since 2005. We work on houses, not office buildings, and we group our work into eight areas below. Each service has its own page with signs to watch for, how the job goes and what moves the price. If your problem does not fit a box, call and ask.
Water Heaters
Hot water is the job we are called about most. Many homes here have gas water heaters in the attic, and hard water builds scale in both tank and tankless units. We repair, inspect, flush and replace them.
Water Heater Installation
A new tank water heater, sized for your household and hooked up to gas or electric, water and venting. You need it when your old tank leaks, rusts or can no longer keep up.
About water heater installationWater Heater Repair
Finding and fixing why your water is cold, lukewarm, rusty or noisy. Call when the pilot keeps going out, the tank drips or hot water runs out early.
About water heater repairWater Heater Inspection
A check of the tank, valves, gas connection and venting, with a plain report on its condition. Worth doing on an older unit or before you buy a house.
About water heater inspectionTankless Water Heaters
Installing tankless units, which heat water only as you use it, including conversions from old tanks. Good when you want endless hot water or need to free up attic space.
About tankless water heatersTankless Water Heater Maintenance
Flushing and descaling, which means pumping a cleaning solution through the unit to clear hard water scale. Most tankless makers call for it on a regular schedule.
About tankless water heater maintenanceLeak Detection
Many leaks hide in walls, under floors or below the slab before you ever see water. Finding the exact spot first keeps the repair small. When a pipe bursts, we come out day or night.
Leak Detection
Tracking down a hidden leak without tearing up more of your home than needed. Call when your water bill jumps, the meter spins with taps off or you hear running water.
About leak detectionSlab Leak Repair
Fixing a leaking pipe under your concrete slab. Warm spots on the floor, damp carpet or cracks can point to one, and shifting clay soil makes them common here.
About slab leak repairBurst Pipe Repair
Shutting off the water, then repairing or replacing the section that split. Hard freezes are a common cause. Call right away, since water spreads fast.
About burst pipe repairRepiping & Water Lines
The pipes that carry clean water through your home do not last forever. Old galvanized and copper lines corrode, and buried lines move with the soil. We repair single runs and replace whole systems.
Repiping
Replacing all the water pipes in your house, often with PEX, a flexible plastic pipe. Consider it when pipes are old, leak often or give you rusty water and low pressure.
About repipingPiping
New or rerouted pipe runs for a remodel, an addition or a moved fixture. You need it when a room changes or an old run keeps causing trouble.
About pipingWater Line Installation
Laying a new main water line from the meter to your house. It comes up with new builds, additions or when the old line is too far gone to fix.
About water line installationWater Line Repair
Fixing a leak or break in the buried line that feeds your home. Look for soggy spots in the yard, low pressure or a meter that moves with everything off.
About water line repairWater Line Replacement
Swapping out an old or failing main water line for new pipe. It makes sense when the line has leaked more than once or is old galvanized steel.
About water line replacementWater Supply Lines
The short hoses and pipes that feed each sink, toilet and appliance. Replace them when they bulge, drip or are more than a few years old.
About water supply linesSewer & Drain
Drains carry waste out of your home, and the sewer line carries it to the city main. Grease, roots and old cast iron cause most of the trouble. We clear, inspect, repair and replace these lines.
Drain Cleaning
Clearing clogged sinks, tubs, showers and main drains. Call when water drains slowly, backs up or gurgles, or when a store-bought fix has not worked.
About drain cleaningHydro Jetting
Scouring the inside of a drain or sewer pipe with high-pressure water. Used when grease, scale or roots keep coming back after a normal cleaning.
About hydro jettingSewer Line Inspection
Checking the condition of your main sewer line to find breaks, sags or root growth. Useful before buying a home or when drains keep backing up.
About sewer line inspectionSewer Line Repair
Fixing a cracked, broken or sagging section of the sewer line. Signs include sewage smells, backups in low drains and wet patches in the yard.
About sewer line repairSewer Line Installation
Putting in a new sewer line with the right slope to carry waste away. It comes up with additions, new builds or a line that has fully failed.
About sewer line installationCast Iron Pipe Replacement & Tunneling
Replacing old cast iron drains under the slab by digging a tunnel beneath the house, so your floors stay in place. Common in homes built in the 1950s and 60s.
About cast iron pipe replacement & tunnelingGas Lines
Gas lines feed your water heater, furnace, range and outdoor grill. They must be sized right, sealed tight and pressure-tested. If you ever smell gas, get everyone outside first, then call.
Gas Line Installation
Running a new gas line to a range, dryer, water heater, grill or even another house on your land. It is needed whenever you add or move a gas appliance.
About gas line installationGas Line Repair
Finding and fixing a gas leak or a damaged line. Call right away if you smell gas, hear hissing or see dead grass above a buried line.
About gas line repairFixtures
Fixtures are the parts of your plumbing you touch every day. Hard water wears out their seals and valves faster. We install new ones and repair the ones you want to keep.
Faucet Installation
Setting a new kitchen, bath or outdoor faucet with fresh supply lines. Good for a remodel or when the old faucet costs more to fix than to replace.
About faucet installationFaucet Repair
Fixing drips, low flow, stiff handles and leaks around the base. Most faucet trouble comes from a worn cartridge, washer or seal inside.
About faucet repairToilet Installation
Removing the old toilet and setting a new one level on a fresh wax seal. Worth it when the toilet cracks, rocks or clogs often.
About toilet installationToilet Repair
Fixing toilets that run, leak at the base, rock or will not flush well. A running toilet can waste a lot of water, so do not put it off.
About toilet repairGarbage Disposal Installation
Mounting and connecting a new disposal under your kitchen sink, including the drain trap if it needs one. Needed when the old unit dies or you are adding one.
About garbage disposal installationGarbage Disposal Repair
Freeing jams and fixing disposals that hum, leak or will not turn on. If the motor or housing has failed, we will tell you replacement is the better choice.
About garbage disposal repairSump Pumps
A sump pump sits in a pit and pumps rising water away from your home. Here they are mostly used in crawlspaces and low spots that hold water after heavy rain. We install new pumps and fix failing ones.
Sump Pump Installation
Putting in a pump, pit and discharge line to move standing water away. Consider one if your crawlspace floods or stays wet after storms.
About sump pump installationSump Pump Repair
Fixing pumps that will not start, run nonstop or leave water behind. Test yours before storm season so it works when you need it.
About sump pump repairWater Filtration
City water in our area is hard, and some homes notice a taste or smell they do not like. A filter system can help with both. We help you pick the right type and install it.
Not Sure Which Service You Need?
Describe what you are seeing and Terrill will tell you what it likely is, what the fix involves and the price before any work starts.
Why Homeowners Call TD Plumbing Solutions
TD Plumbing Solutions is run by Terrill Dobbs, a Texas Responsible Master Plumber. He has served homeowners since 2005, and he still does the work himself, often with his son. Our motto is Plumber for Life, Not for the Day. We would rather earn your next call than make one big sale on this one.
Licensed master plumber, RMP 45333
Terrill holds a Texas Responsible Master Plumber license and has worked on local homes since 2005.
The owner does the work
You deal with Terrill from start to finish, often with his son beside him, not a new crew each visit.
A real person answers
No phone menu or answering service script. You talk to a person who can help, day or night.
Clear upfront pricing, zero sales pressure
You see the price before work starts. We would rather lose a sale than push a repair you don't need.
Warranty on our work
Our workmanship is backed by a warranty, and we chase the maker's warranty on any parts we install for you.
Known in our community
We are BBB accredited, a Benbrook Chamber of Commerce member and recognized by Stroll Magazine in Benbrook.
You see what was done
Terrill often sends photos or a short video of the work, even from the attic or crawlspace.
Homeowner education comes first. Terrill shows you what failed, why it failed and what your choices are, so you can decide with the facts in front of you. We answer 24/7 for emergencies, and larger jobs can be spread out with Hearth financing. If a repair can safely wait, we say so. Your one call. We do it all.
How a Job Works, From First Call to Follow-Up
Every job follows the same steps, whether it is a dripping faucet or a whole-house repipe. You know what is wrong, what it costs and what was done before we leave. Nothing starts until you say yes, and we follow up after the job is done.
Step by Step
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You call and a person answers
A real person picks up, day or night. Tell us what you see, hear or smell. We ask a few questions, set a time and tell you what to do in the meantime, like where to shut off water.
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We find the real cause
Terrill looks at the problem in person and tests what needs testing. The goal is to find why it happened, not just patch what you can see, so the same trouble does not come back next month.
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We explain it clearly
You get a clear explanation of what failed and what your options are. If a simple repair will do, we say so. If replacement makes more sense, we tell you why and show you what we saw.
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You get the price before work starts
The price is on the table before any work begins. There is no pressure and no upsell. For larger jobs, you can ask about paying over time through Hearth financing. Take the time you need to decide.
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We do the work and clean up
Terrill does the work himself, often with his son. Where a city requires a permit and inspection, the job goes through that city. We clean up the work area fully before we leave your home.
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Photos, video and follow-up
We often send photos or a short video so you can see what was done, even in the attic or crawlspace. We follow up afterward and handle any manufacturer warranty claims on parts.
Where We Work
We are based in Benbrook and serve homes across Greater Fort Worth in Tarrant, Parker and Johnson counties. That runs from Fort Worth and White Settlement to Aledo, Weatherford, Burleson and Joshua. Pick your town below to see the services we offer there and what makes plumbing in your area different.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Terrill Dobbs, the owner, is a Texas Responsible Master Plumber, license RMP 45333. You can look that number up with the state. Terrill does the work himself, often with his son, so the licensed master plumber you hire is the one who shows up at your home.
Yes. We take emergency calls 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and a real person answers. For a burst pipe, shut off the main water valve while you wait. If you smell gas, get everyone out of the house first, then call from outside.
We look at the problem first, explain what we found and give you the price before any work starts. Cost depends on the job, the parts and how hard the pipe is to reach. We do not push extra repairs, and no work starts until you have seen the price and said yes.
Yes. Our workmanship is covered by a warranty, and we will walk you through what it covers when we do your job. On parts we install, like water heaters and disposals, we also go after the manufacturer's warranty for you, so you are not left handling that claim yourself.
Yes. We offer financing through Hearth, which lets you pay for larger jobs over time. It is often used for water heater replacement, tankless conversions, repiping and sewer or cast iron work. Ask about it when you get your price, and we will point you to the application.
We focus on homes. Our work is residential plumbing for homeowners across Benbrook and Greater Fort Worth, from small faucet repairs to full repipes. That focus is why we know the problems local houses run into, like attic water heaters, hard water scale and aging cast iron drains.
We are based in Benbrook and serve 20 towns across Greater Fort Worth. That includes Fort Worth, White Settlement, Crowley, Burleson, Aledo, Weatherford, Willow Park, Azle, Saginaw, North Richland Hills and more in Tarrant, Parker and Johnson counties. Check the town list on this page to confirm yours.
Always. Terrill shows you what failed, explains why and lays out your options clearly before any work begins. You get the price at the same time. Homeowner education comes first, so you can make the call with the facts, not under pressure.
Have a plumbing emergency? See our 24/7 emergency plumber page, or contact us.
Talk to a Master Plumber Today
Call and a real person answers. Tell Terrill what is going on and he will tell you straight what it needs.