Lampasas Plumbing & HVAC - Serving the Springs of Texas

We have not been able to verify a published hardness figure for Lampasas city water. Private wells in Lampasas County run harder: the median sampled well tests 377 mg/L, about 22 grains per gallon, and 96% of sampled wells test very hard.

The median home in Lampasas was built in 1970, according to the Census Bureau. 64% were built before 1980 and 10% since 2010. Older homes tend to need drain, valve and ductwork attention; newer ones are more often reaching the end of their original water heater and AC.

Calls are answered 24/7/365 within 30 seconds, and we will always show up within our given arrival window. We come to Lampasas from our shop at 312 N Ridge Rd in Marble Falls.

It depends on the system — replacing an existing water softener, installing a new whole-home softener, adding an under-sink reverse osmosis system for drinking water, or whole-house filtration. We provide free water testing and quote the exact price upfront, before any work begins.

Yes. A leak from the bottom of the tank itself is a serious issue, typically indicating that the inner tank has corroded through. This is not repairable and is a sign of imminent failure that could lead to significant water damage. You should shut off the water and power supply to the heater and call us for an emergency replacement immediately.

Our drain cleaning prices are flat-rate. Clearing a single fixture drain — a tub, shower, sink, or laundry line — costs less than clearing a main line, where the price depends on access and whether the job needs a camera inspection or hydro-jetting. Either way, we quote the exact price upfront, before any work begins.

First, shut off your main water valve immediately to stop the water flow. Then turn off your home's electricity if water is near electrical outlets or appliances. Move furniture and valuables away from the water, and start removing standing water if safe to do so. Call us immediately—burst pipes can cause thousands of dollars in damage very quickly and require immediate professional repair.

We recommend checking your filter every 30 days and replacing it at least every 60-90 days, or more frequently if you have pets, allergies, or live in a dusty area. A clogged filter restricts airflow, makes your system work harder, increases energy bills, and can lead to frozen coils and compressor damage. It's the single easiest thing you can do to prevent costly AC repairs.