Repair, replacement, and maintenance for tank and tankless water heaters. Same-day service for no-hot-water calls, honest advice on whether to repair or replace.
A water heater usually gives you warning before it quits, a rumbling tank, a pilot that won't stay lit, rusty hot water, a small puddle at the base. Ignore those signs and you'll find out about the failure the day the tank splits open across your floor.
Aqua Pure Plumbing repairs, flushes, and replaces every major brand of gas and electric water heater. When repair makes sense we tell you. When the tank is at end of life, we walk you through the tank vs. tankless decision honestly, quote in writing, and haul the old unit away.

The tank almost always warns you first. Catch these early and you may avoid a flooded utility room.
Showers turning cold faster than they used to often means a bad heating element, thermostat, or sediment-choked tank.
Rust in the hot water only means the tank interior is corroding. It is a sign the anode rod has failed.
That sound is water flashing to steam under a sediment layer at the bottom of the tank. Time for a flush or replacement.
Any standing water at the base of a tank heater is a leak. Tanks rarely leak slowly for long before they split.
A failed thermocouple, gas valve, or venting issue can stop the pilot. Some are simple repairs, some indicate deeper problems.
Most tank water heaters last 8-12 years in North Texas hard water. Past that, a proactive replacement is cheaper than a failure.
Traditional tank heaters are cheaper up front, faster to install, and simpler to maintain. In North Texas hard water they typically last 8-12 years, and replacing like-for-like is often a one-day job.
Tankless heaters cost more up front, take longer to install (with dedicated gas and venting), and require annual descaling in our hard water, but they never run out of hot water, take up almost no space, and last 20+ years when maintained.
The honest answer depends on your household size, hot water habits, and how long you plan to stay. We walk through both options with real numbers rather than pushing whichever unit has the bigger margin. Sometimes the right call is a straight tank replacement.

One licensed local team for every water heater need, from a stuck pilot to a full tankless conversion.
Thermocouples, gas valves, heating elements, thermostats, dip tubes, and pressure relief valves.
Same-day replacement of failing 30-, 40-, and 50-gallon gas and electric tank heaters.
New tankless installs with proper gas sizing, condensate drains, and venting to manufacturer spec.
Annual tank flush to clear the mineral layer that shortens tank life and starves the burner.
Anode rod replacement to double the practical life of any tank heater on hard water.
Code-required expansion tanks and pressure relief valves installed or replaced as part of every job.
We have made booking and completing your service as straightforward as it should be.
Reach a real local plumber, day or night. We schedule same-day whenever we can.
We inspect the issue in person, explain what we find, and answer your questions before anything starts.
You approve a clear, written price. Then our licensed team completes the work to Texas code.
We verify the fix, walk you through it, and leave your home cleaner than we found it.
Repair, replacement, and tankless conversion each carry different costs. Here is what actually moves the price.
A simple thermocouple or heating element replacement is inexpensive. A full tank swap costs more but comes with a new warranty.
Larger tanks and gas units cost more than smaller or electric units. High-efficiency and hybrid models are more still.
Tankless costs more up front, plus any needed gas line upgrade, venting, and condensate drain work.
Attic, garage, and closet installs each carry different labor. Older homes may need expansion tanks or drain pans to meet code.
Our estimates are always free and always in writing. You will know the full price before any work begins, with no hidden costs or unnecessary upsells.
We are not the biggest plumbing company in the metroplex. We are the one your neighbors call back.
Owner-operated in The Colony. When you call, you reach a real plumber who knows DFW homes, not a call center.
A 5.0 average across verified Google reviews from homeowners across The Colony and the surrounding suburbs.
Every job meets City of The Colony and Texas state code. Our master plumber holds a current TSBPE license.
Based in The Colony, we serve homeowners across the northern Dallas suburbs. Don't see your city? Give us a call, we're always expanding.
One local, licensed team covers your whole home.

We inspect, diagnose, and replace failing clay and cast iron lines before a slow drain becomes a backup.

Electronic detection and clean repair or reroute for leaks under your foundation.

Non-invasive acoustic and pressure testing to pinpoint hidden leaks without tearing into walls.

Licensed install, repair, and pressure-testing of gas lines to code, keeping your home safe.

We clear the line completely, not just enough to get by, and camera it to confirm.

Repair, flush, and replacement of tank and tankless units for reliable hot water.

Stop the drip that quietly runs up your water bill, in a single visit.

Fix a running or clogged toilet fast, one of the most ignored costs in any home.

Same-day and after-hours response for burst pipes, backups, and failed heaters.

Install, service, and descale tankless units for endless hot water and a smaller footprint.

Repair and replacement so your kitchen sink drains cleanly, without odors or backups.

High-pressure cleaning that clears grease, scale, and roots for a full-diameter, lasting clean.
Same-day water heater repair and replacement in The Colony and across DFW. Written pricing before we start.