Stafford Plumbing

The City of Stafford is diverse in many things, including businesses, people, and homes. Among the many newer homes in Stafford, there are still a good amount of older homes that were built before the 80s and some that are over 60 years old! So you can imagine the types of plumbing repairs we’ve performed over the past fifty years: water heater replacements, leaky pipe repairs, sewer line repairs, drain cleanings, and even smaller jobs like sink and garbage disposal repairs. John Moore’s plumbers have really seen it all.

And because Stafford is one of the hardest working cities in the Houston area, we strive to provide the same work ethic for you. Our customer care center is open 24-7 to take your call so that we can get a certified plumber out to you as soon as possible. John Moore plumbers stay on top of the latest advancements in plumbing solutions, including water filtration systems and drain cleaning technologies to keep your home running smoothly and you and your family at ease.

• Plumbing repair & inspections
• Tankless and standard water heater repair & installation
• Whole-house re-piping services
• Rooter & drain clean services
• Sewer stoppage & replacement
• Water softeners & filtration
• Slab leak detection & repair
• Sinks
• tubs
• faucets
• garbage disposals

Do you have a major leak or no hot water in your home? John Moore’s customer care center is open 24-7 to take your call at 713-730-2525.

If you’re a longtime homeowner in Stafford, chances are that you’ve notice your home’s water system doesn’t perform like it used to. Most potable water systems built before the 80s are made of galvanized pipes, which are prone to rust the inside out, eventually creating holes that lead to water leaks and low water pressure in your home.

And if you have a newer home in Stafford with PVC piping, you might notice low water pressure or leaks caused by weak connections or “joints” that can even sometimes rupture leading to a big mess in the walls of your home. Thanks to a new piping solution that addresses both rust and durability, John Moore plumbers can replace your galvanized or PVC pipes with a longer-lasting solution that will protect your home for many years to come—if not forever. PEX Piping is not only anti-corrosive, it is designed to better withstand the high water pressure of your potable water system.

Schedule a no-obligation consultation for a horizontal or whole house repipe by a certified John Moore plumber in Stafford.

One common plumbing issue we see in older parts of Houston, like Stafford, is blocked sewer lines. Homes built before the 80s have cast iron sewer lines with concrete sections that can break and shift over time. Mud, debris, or tree roots enter the main line causing a stoppage that prevents your waste water from draining. On the other hand, if your main line is made from PVC pipe, it is likely to develop a sagging point or “belly” where waste builds up and causes a blockage over time.

If your toilet is making odd noises when you use your washer, shower, or sink, or you have foul-smelling waste water coming through your drains when you flush your toilet, it means your sewer line needs to be cleared, repaired, or possibly replaced. The type of service you’ll need all depends on the type of pipe you have, what caused the blockage, and the location of the blockage. For a matter this big, call the plumbing experts at John Moore—we’re waiting on the other end of the line.

Dealing with a sewage back up and don’t know what to do? Call 713-730-2525 to schedule an appointment with a John Moore plumber in Stafford.

Beta/photon emitters? What’s that? Although your water is deemed safe for drinking, take note that Houston is a densely populated, industrial city exposed to drilling waste, pesticides, and sewage. A beta/photon emitter is a radioactive contaminant found in your water along with traces of 25,000 other harmful contaminants, like cyanide.

When you can’t control the water that flows into your home, your only option is to control how it comes out of your tap. John Moore offers top-rated whole-house water filtration systems that purify every drop of water you use for drinking, cooking, washing, and bathing. Our goal is to transform your water quality so you can protect the health of your family and your home. We also offer whole-house water softeners to treat hard water as well advanced limescale prevention systems like FlowTech to protect your faucets and appliances from limescale damage.

Questioning your water quality? Call for a John Moore plumber in Stafford at 713-730-2525 to discuss water filtration systems.