Low pressure everywhere, a soggy yard or a water bill that makes no sense? We find the break in your main water line, explain your options and get your water service back to normal.
Your main water line is the buried pipe that carries water from the city meter to your home. When it cracks, corrodes or gets damaged, you can lose pressure at every fixture, find wet spots in the yard or watch your water bill climb with no change in how you use water.
This page covers the pressurized water service line between the meter and your home. Sewer line replacement addresses the separate pipe carrying wastewater away. Slab leak repair concerns leaks beneath the foundation, while whole-house repiping replaces the supply pipes inside the home. If the problem is in one of those areas, we explain the appropriate service rather than treating every leak as a main-line replacement.
Aqua Pure Plumbing confirms the leak is on the main line, locates the problem and walks you through your options before any digging starts. Whether the line needs a spot repair, a full replacement or a new connection, you get a written price first.
Related services: Leak Detection · Slab Leak Repair · Whole-House Repiping

A failing water line rarely breaks all at once. Early assessment can help limit water loss and damage if any of these signs appear.
When every sink and shower loses pressure at the same time, the problem is usually upstream of the house, not one faucet.
Standing water or spongy ground between the meter and the house is a classic sign of a buried leak.
Stop all water use, including irrigation and automatic appliances, then watch the meter. Continued movement can indicate a leak, but the meter alone cannot show whether the problem is in the main line, irrigation or indoor plumbing.
A higher bill with no change in how your household uses water often points to a hidden main line leak.
Discolored water can mean a corroding metal line or soil getting into a damaged section of pipe.
A hissing or running sound near the foundation or meter box when nothing is on is worth checking out.
Much of North Texas sits on expansive clay soil that swells after heavy rain and shrinks in the summer heat. That movement pulls and presses on the buried line between the meter and your slab, and over time it can loosen fittings, crack older pipe and open a slow leak you never see.
Water quality adds to the wear. The Colony's water is moderately hard, and minerals slowly build up inside older metal lines, narrowing them so pressure fades long before an actual break shows up.
When the damage is limited to one section, a spot repair is often the right answer. When the line is corroded, undersized or failing in several places, replacing it is usually the longer-lasting fix.

One licensed local plumber, a clear diagnosis and a written price before any work starts.
We assess the symptoms, pressure-test the supply system and use acoustic listening where appropriate to narrow down the leak. We distinguish meter-to-house service-line problems from indoor plumbing and irrigation before recommending work.
Targeted repair of a cracked or leaking section when the rest of the line is still sound.
A new main line from the meter to the house when the old one is corroded or failing in several places.
Water service connections for new construction and additions.
Replacing an undersized or aging line to restore steady pressure throughout the home.
Replacing a stuck or leaking main shutoff so you can turn off the water when you need to.
We have made booking and completing your service as straightforward as it should be.
Call (945) 500-8335 or request an estimate online. We serve The Colony seven days a week and schedule same-day visits whenever we can.
We review the symptoms and inspect the affected area. Pressure testing helps establish whether the supply system is leaking; acoustic listening helps narrow down the source. Where the leak appears to involve the service line, we check the line and available shutoff points to distinguish it from indoor plumbing or irrigation. We explain the findings before recommending a repair.
You receive a written quote and an explanation of spot repair versus replacement. We consider the location of the damage, pipe condition and access before you approve the work.
After the approved repair or installation, we test the line for leaks and check that water service is restored. We walk you through the completed work and clean up the work area.
Repair, replacement and new installation each carry different costs. Here is what actually moves the price. Our estimates are always free and always in writing, so you know the full price before any work begins.
Fixing one damaged section costs far less than replacing the whole line from the meter to the house.
A longer run or a deeper line takes more time and material to reach and replace.
Driveways, walkways, trees and landscaping over the line affect how we reach it and how much restoration is needed.
Older or corroded pipe may need more than a simple repair, and the replacement material changes the cost.
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.

Camera inspection and replacement of scaled, cracked, or leaking cast iron drain and sewer pipe with PVC.

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

Replace aging galvanized, polybutylene, or leaking copper supply lines with new PEX, with a written quote before we start.

Find and fix leaks in the main line from the meter to your home, with a written quote before any digging.

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, 7 days a week 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.
Water line repair and installation in The Colony and across DFW, with the problem found first and the price written down before any digging. Request your free estimate or call (945) 500-8335 to discuss your water-line problem.