Inspect first
We look at the system before pricing anything.
Plumbing repairs handled before water wins.
Leak repair, water heaters, drain clearing, repipes, and fixture work across Dallas-Fort Worth. We locate the issue, protect the home, make the repair cleanly, and test the line before we leave.
Diagnosis-first service Found, fixed, and verified
The work your home actually needs.
We keep the scope clear and practical: inspect first, explain what matters, then price the work in writing.
Water heater replacement
Tank and tankless replacements sized for your household demand, gas capacity, venting, and DFW water quality. We remove the old unit and test hot water before we leave.
commonLeak detection
Pressure testing, fixture isolation, and electronic location for slab, wall, ceiling, and supply-line leaks. The goal is to find the failure before opening more than needed.
specialtyRepipes
Whole-home or partial repipes for aging galvanized, copper, or polybutylene lines. We plan access, protect finishes, and leave a clear patching path.
specialtyDrain clearing
Kitchen, bath, laundry, and main-line stoppages cleared with the right tool for the blockage. Camera inspection is used when the line needs evidence, not guesswork.
commonFixture and valve work
Toilets, faucets, shutoff valves, pressure regulators, disposals, hose bibs, and supply lines installed or repaired with clean trim and tested connections.
commonEmergency plumbing
Same-day help for active leaks, burst pipes, sewer backups, failed water heaters, and plumbing issues that need immediate containment.
emergencyFrom first look to final walkthrough.
Plumbing work should feel controlled. You get diagnosis first, clear options, protected work areas, clean repair, and a final check.
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Shutoff and inspection
A Lantern plumber confirms the immediate risk, checks shutoffs, traces the visible symptoms, and protects the area before recommending work.
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Testing and location
We use pressure checks, fixture isolation, camera inspection, or electronic location so the repair plan is based on evidence instead of opening walls blindly.
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Repair options
You see the practical repair, any longer-term replacement path, and the access plan before the crew opens flooring, drywall, cabinets, or fixtures.
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Protected work area
The crew protects floors, cabinets, and nearby finishes, then opens only what is needed to reach the failed pipe, drain, valve, or fixture.
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Repair and pressure test
We complete the approved plumbing work, restore service, check pressure or drainage under normal use, and confirm the repair is holding.
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Cleanup and walkthrough
Before we leave, we clean the work area, review what changed, point out any finish repairs needed, and explain how to watch for repeat symptoms.
A cleaner way to get trade work done.
Plumbing credentials
Flower Mound based
One crew, one standard
Free written quote
Get a plumbing quote.
Tell us what is going on and a Lantern team member will reach out within one business day. You can also call (682) 337-0863.
Questions before you book.
Clear answers before anyone shows up at your house.
Common signs include an unexplained spike in your water bill, warm spots on the floor, the sound of running water when everything is off, or cracks appearing in your foundation or walls. If you notice any of these, call us before digging. We use electronic detection to find the break without guesswork.
Tankless units are more efficient and last longer, but cost more upfront and require a gas line upgrade in many homes. For families of four or more with high hot water demand, tankless pays back within several years. For smaller households or homes with an undersized gas line, a high-efficiency tank is often the smarter call. We help you run the numbers before you commit.
Low pressure in DFW homes is usually a failing pressure regulator, a partial blockage in the main supply line, or a pinhole leak pulling pressure down. We check all three on a service visit. Aging galvanized pipe is a common culprit in older Flower Mound and Fort Worth neighborhoods.
Main line drain cleaning every one to two years is a reasonable baseline for most homes. Kitchen lines accumulate grease faster and may need attention annually. If you have large trees near your sewer line, root intrusion can push that schedule shorter. A camera inspection tells you exactly where you stand.
Yes. DFW water is notoriously hard, and it shortens the life of water heaters, faucets, and appliances. We test your water and install the right softener or filtration system for your household size. We do not sell a solution before we know what your water actually needs.
Yes, on all work that requires one. Slab leak repairs, repipes, water heater replacements, and new fixture rough-ins all typically require a permit in DFW municipalities. We handle the filing and coordinate the inspection. Skipping permits creates problems when you sell the home.