Plumbing Services in Richland Hills, TX

Licensed and Insured | Serving Dallas-Fort Worth Since 2005 | Available 24 Hours, 7 Days a Week

TopTech Electric and Plumbing has served North Texas homeowners since 2005, providing dependable plumbing service from our Richland Hills base throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Our plumbers handle everything from everyday leaks, clogged drains, and toilet repairs to water heater problems, sewer lines, repiping, and larger plumbing projects.

We understand that plumbing problems rarely arrive at a convenient time. That is why we are available 24/7 to identify the actual problem and provide a practical solution for your home.

Our Plumbing Services

We handle everything from a dripping faucet to a repipe. Emergency work is available 24 hours a day, and all issues are diagnosed before a quote is provided.

If you are unsure which service you need, that is normal. It is our job, not yours. Describe the symptom, and we will identify the cause.

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We offer same-day appointments across the Metroplex with the price agreed on before work starts.

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We Handle DFW Plumbing Work The Right Way

Texas requires plumbing companies that advertise or offer plumbing services to work through a Responsible Master Plumber (RMP). The state defines this role and its responsibilities under Texas Occupations Code Chapter 1301, including responsibility for permitted plumbing work.

For homeowners across the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, this matters when a plumbing project involves more than a simple repair. TopTech Electric and Plumbing understands the permitting and inspection requirements across DFW communities and handles the process when needed, so homeowners do not have to navigate them themselves.

Our approach is straightforward. We diagnose the plumbing problem, explain what needs to be done, and provide a complete solution. Whether repairing a water heater, replacing a sewer line, repiping a home, or installing new plumbing, TopTech focuses on getting the job done right from the start.

What Our Richland Hills Customers Say

It Is a Badge of Honor That Shows in Their Work

Cale Forester lost a drain and his power in the same storm, which is the exact situation that usually means two companies and two waits. We sent Dylan on the plumbing side and Mike on the electrical side, and the visit ended with a new sewer line, pressure-assist toilets, and a rebuilt panel with surge protection.

“We had an emergency drain clog at our home during the last crazy storm we had, so of course, our power went out. Talk about a 2-for-1 combo of best-in-class trade guys: Dylan (plumbing) and Mike (electrical). Came out and got us fixed up perfectly! Top Tech seems like more than their name; it is a badge of honor that shows in their work.”

A panel that has cooked is an electrical problem a plumber cannot see and will not mention, and a failed sewer line is a plumbing problem an electrician will step over: one dispatch, both trades, one accountable company. Read Cale’s full Google review.

24/7 Emergency Plumbing Across DFW

A burst supply line does not wait for business hours, nor does a sewage backup. We answer around the clock every day of the year. Before we arrive, shut off the water at the main. If there is a leaking water heater, shut off the gas or breaker to it.

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We Make the Process Simple for You

You tell us the symptoms. Whether it affects one fixture or several, is sudden or gradual, and if it has happened before.
We diagnose on-site using cameras, meters, and pressure tests rather than making assumptions in the driveway.
You receive the price in writing before work starts, including any code requirements and permits.
We do the work, pull permits when required, and request inspections.
We show you the result and explain the cause, because faults with causes tend to repeat.

Why DFW Homeowners Choose TopTech

Texas RMP #39714 and Texas electrical license TECL #32286, both on our trucks.
Serving the Metroplex since 2005, family-owned and locally operated.
Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays.
Diagnosis before quote, with the price agreed in writing.
VIP Plans cover whole-home systems with discounted pricing and priority scheduling.
Fully stocked trucks, so most repairs finish on the first visit.
Workmanship guarantee on repairs and installations.

Talk to a Trusted Richland Hills Plumber

Tell us what the fixture is doing and when it started. We will book a convenient window, diagnose before quoting, and provide the price in writing.

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We cover Fort Worth, North Richland Hills, Keller, Southlake, Colleyville, Grapevine, Flower Mound, Plano, Frisco, and surrounding cities.

FAQs About Plumbing Services in Richland Hills

Ask for the RMP number and then look at the truck. Texas law requires a Responsible Master Plumber to display the company name and RMP license number on service vehicles, and requires that anyone advertising plumbing secure an RMP’s services. That gives you two checks that take seconds: the number should be visible on the vehicle, and it should match the number on the invoice and the permit. You can verify any Texas plumbing license through the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners license search. Our number is RMP #39714.

For some work, yes, and the city is clear about the line. Fort Worth exempts work like clearing a stoppage, repairing a leak in a pipe or valve, and swapping a fixture or garbage disposal. However, replacement of water heaters, shower pans, and bathtubs requires a permit. Fort Worth also states that plumbing permits are issued only to companies or persons holding the appropriate Texas state licenses. Requirements differ by city across the Metroplex, so we confirm with your jurisdiction and pull the required information.

Shut off the water before you call. Most North Texas homes have a main shutoff at the meter box near the street and often a second valve where the supply enters the house. Find yours today rather than at 2 am with water flowing. If the problem is the water heater, close the cold-water inlet valve, then shut off the gas or switch off the breaker. If it is a sewage backup, stop using every fixture in the house, including the dishwasher and washing machine, since drained water has to go somewhere.

North Texas got a hard lesson in February 2021, when the National Weather Service recorded 139 consecutive hours below freezing at DFW Airport and a low of 2 degrees below zero. The Texas Comptroller later reported that 31 percent of Texans had water damage to their homes and 29 percent had difficulty finding a plumber. Building codes have long required that pipes in attics, exterior walls, and crawl spaces be protected from freezing by insulation, heat, or both. Plenty of older DFW homes were built or modified without it, and that is where the failures concentrated. It is fixable before the next event rather than after.

Yes, and it is the main practical reason to use us. We hold both a Texas Responsible Master Plumber license and a Texas electrical contractor license, so a job that crosses trades gets scheduled once. That matters more often than people expect: water heaters, garbage disposals, sump pumps, tankless units, and pool equipment all sit on the boundary. When a single company owns both halves, nobody gets to tell you the other trade caused it.

Emergency work is answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and we book same-day appointments across the Metroplex where the schedule allows. VIP Plan members go to the front of the line and receive same-day service as part of the membership. When you book, tell us whether water is actively moving, because that changes the dispatch order regardless of who called first.