Hollabaugh Plumbing - Amarillo's Expert Plumbing Contractor

It depends on the extent of the corrosion and the condition of the surrounding pipes. For a single, accessible joint leak, a repair is often sufficient and cost-effective. However, if your home has galvanized steel or other outdated piping common in the area, multiple weak joints may indicate it's time for a partial or full repipe to prevent future leaks and water damage. During our plumbing inspection, we'll assess the entire system and give you an honest, neighborly recommendation on the best long-term solution for your home.

Absolutely. Many Amarillo homes, especially larger or multi-story ones, have long pipe runs from the water heater. This wastes water and time as you wait for hot water to arrive. Installing a hot water recirculation pump creates a loop that keeps hot water readily available at your fixtures, providing instant hot water and conserving water—a valuable resource in our Texas climate. We can install a new system or repair your existing pump to restore this convenience and efficiency.

Yes, due to soil conditions and aging infrastructure, sewer line problems are common here. Key signs include multiple slow drains, gurgling sounds from toilets, sewage odors in the yard, or unexpected patches of lush grass (indicating a leak). For minor issues like a root intrusion or small crack, a trenchless repair might be possible. For severely collapsed or corroded lines, a full sewer installation may be necessary. We offer thorough video inspections to pinpoint the exact problem and discuss the most efficient repair or replacement option for your property.