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Our Services
From Clogs to Leaks, We’re on It.
Whether it’s clogs, leaks, or new fixture installations—we have you covered! We’re plumbing pros in LaGrange, TX, and nearby locations, which means quality work and less turnaround time. At Doug The Plumber, we handle all your plumbing and septic needs with care, excellence, and professionalism. Contact us today to schedule your next plumbing or septic service.
About Doug The Plumber About Us
Doug BerryAnn, owner of Doug the Plumber, has been serving the plumbing industry since 1998. He holds a State of Texas Master Plumber license since 2003 and is continually working to improve his skills and knowledge in order to better serve his customers.
Doug The Plumber is your local plumbing company that cares about the community. We want to make sure you get the best service possible. We know that when you need a professional for your plumbing and septic needs, it can be difficult to choose who to trust with your home or business. That's why we strive to provide the best customer service possible so that you always feel comfortable working with us.
Our team members are fully licensed and insured, and they have years of experience working with all kinds of plumbing and septic systems! We provide free estimates as well as upfront menu pricing with no hidden fees, so you can rest assured that you’ll be satisfied from start to finish.
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Whatever plumbing issues you're experiencing. We can fix leaky pipes, install new fixtures, and keep your home running smoothly. Call us today!
Why Choose Us?
Doug The Plumber has been serving LaGrange, TX, and surrounding areas as your local plumber for over 20 years. We provide residential and commercial plumbing services such as repairs, installations, and maintenance. Our friendly staff is standing by with the most latest technology and products to help you with any plumbing issues you may be experiencing.
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Financing
Flexible Financing Terms and Adjustable Interest Rates Starting at 0%
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Schedule
We offer same-day service to match your busy schedule.
Free consultation
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Before we start any plumbing job, report for free for potential problems and inspections.
Preventative Maintenance
Avoid expensive repairs. Prevent plumbing problems before they happen.
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Frequently Asked Questions
You Have Questions, We Have Answers
Plumbing problems can be extremely frustrating, especially when it means you can’t use your toilet, sink, shower, or all of the above! Have plumbing questions?
In the event of a leak, you can take a few steps to remedy the situation. First, turn off the water supply valve to stop the water flow. Next, turn off the main water valve in your home or business if you can access it. It's critical to call a professional as soon as possible to prevent the leak from spreading and flooding your home.
There are several reasons why your drain might get clogged, but the most common cause is hair. If you have long hair, use a brush to clean it before you wash it. The purpose is to ensure that the hair doesn't go down your drain. Another reason is food particles, grease, and soap scum. This debris can build up over time and cause your pipes to back up.
There are several common causes of low water pressure in a home. The first is a clogged line caused by sediment buildup and mineral deposits. If sediment is dripping out from your faucet, you probably have a clog.
The system's design or installation may also be flawed. Your plumber may not have used enough pipe for all of your fixtures and appliances. It will result in water backing up into your home and causing lower water pressure in some areas.
If none of these things cause low water pressure, you may need professional help.
If your water is hard, it can cause problems with your plumbing and appliances. The minerals in hard water can lead to scaling and corrosion, which can cause leaks and clogs in your pipes. Hard water can also make your appliances use more energy, costing you more money in the long run.
If your water hardness is more than 7 grains per gallon or 120 mg/L, it's time to use a water softener.
A water softener (also called a water conditioner) will remove these minerals so that your home's plumbing and appliances are working properly again. A water softener will also improve the quality of your skin and hair as well as reduce soap scum buildup in tubs and sinks.
When you get a plumbing maintenance plan, you know your plumbing system is getting regular check-ups. Doing so will make you aware of any issues or problems before they become major ones. That way, you won't have to worry about a backed-up drain or burst pipes when you're not expecting them.
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