Texas Rooter Plumbing - North Richland Hills's Reliable Plumbing Contractor

First, turn off the disposal and the circuit breaker for safety. You can often use a hex key (allen wrench) inserted into the bottom of the unit to manually turn the blades and dislodge the jam. Avoid using chemical drain cleaners, as they can damage the disposal. If it's still stuck, noisy, or leaking, it's time to call us at Texas Rooter Plumbing. We can often repair it on the spot or recommend a reliable replacement if needed.

Absolutely. Leaking pipe joints are a common issue we repair for North Richland Hills homeowners. The fix depends on the type of joint and pipe (PVC, copper, PEX). We'll inspect the connection, tighten it if possible, or replace the faulty section, seal, or fitting. Addressing joint leaks quickly is important to prevent water damage to your cabinets and floors. We carry the necessary parts in our trucks to handle most joint repairs during our first visit.

Yes, a persistent drip usually means an internal component like a washer, O-ring, or cartridge is worn out. Simply tightening the handle often isn't enough. Our plumbers will identify your faucet's brand and model, then replace the worn parts to stop the drip and save you water. We service all major brands and types of faucets commonly found in North Richland Hills homes, and we can often complete this repair in one visit.