Plumber in Meyerland, Houston (77096)

Meyerland was built mostly in the 1950s and 60s along Brays Bayou, and it has flooded repeatedly — in 2015, 2016 and during Hurricane Harvey in 2017. Many homes have since been raised or rebuilt, which created a neighborhood with very different plumbing from one house to the next. Call (844) 212 9767 to reach a local plumber in Meyerland.

Burst and Frozen Pipe Repair in Meyerland

1. Shut off the main water valve — usually in the meter box near the street.
2. Turn off the water heater if the leak is on the hot side.
3. Open a low faucet to drain the lines, and keep water away from outlets.
4. Call (844) 212 9767 to reach a local plumber for burst pipe repair in Meyerland.

Homes that were elevated often have supply lines running through newly exposed crawl spaces — insulate them before winter. If a faucet only trickles during a freeze, see frozen and burst pipe repair.

Plumbing in Elevated and Rebuilt Homes

Raising a house means reconnecting water and sewer lines to new heights. Joints made during those projects, and long runs of supply line under the house, are common leak points years later.

Original 1950s–60s Homes

• Galvanized or early copper supply lines nearing the end of their life
• Cast-iron drains and clay sewer lines prone to roots
• Slab leaks in slab-on-grade homes

Sewer Backups During Heavy Rain

When Brays Bayou rises, overloaded sewers can push water back toward homes. A backwater valve on the sewer line can help. See sewer backups in Houston.

Call (844) 212 9767 to get connected with a local plumber in Meyerland.