How do I know if my North Austin home has cast-iron drains?
Look at exposed drain pipe in the garage, attic or under the house. Heavy, dark metal pipe is often cast iron. Ask us if you are not sure.

Around Rundberg Lane in 78753, North Austin is full of older single-story ranch homes on slab foundations. Two problems show up again and again here: cast-iron drain stacks wearing out from the inside, and leaks in pipes running under the slab.
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Service area ZIP codes: 78753
Cast iron corrodes and scales over time, narrowing the pipe until drains back up or seep. Watch for slow drains throughout the house, sewer odors, rust stains on walls near the stack or cracks you can see in exposed pipe. We discuss repair of a section or replacement of the affected run.
Warm spots on the floor, running water sounds with every tap off, cracks in tile and a water bill that jumps are all reasons to suspect a slab leak. Turn off the main if water is surfacing, then call 737-259-7078 to arrange leak detection.
Look at exposed drain pipe in the garage, attic or under the house. Heavy, dark metal pipe is often cast iron. Ask us if you are not sure.
Leak detection aims to pinpoint the source before any opening is made. We explain the plan and price first.
If water is surfacing or the bill is climbing fast, treat it as urgent. Shut off the main and call.
Run water in rarely used drains to refill their traps. If the smell continues, a cracked cast-iron pipe or vent problem may be the cause, so call to discuss it.
Tell us what you have noticed and which repair or installation you need. Call to discuss pricing and scheduling.