
Main Sewer Line Replacement
A full sewer lateral replacement from the house to the city tap. We dig a trench along the existing line, remove the old pipe, and install new PVC with proper slope and cleanouts.
Rollingwood is close to our shop, so we can respond quickly to urgent plumbing needs there. We provide the same thorough service for small fixture repairs and major sewer line work. Our team is familiar with the local water quality and common plumbing issues in the area.
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Rollingwood sits just west of downtown Austin, a tight-knit community of older ranch-style homes and newer infill builds on established lots. The clay soil here shifts with seasonal rains, putting steady pressure on underground lines. Many houses date from the 1960s and 1970s, with galvanized pipe and original sewer runs that need careful handling. The hilly terrain and narrow streets mean access can be tight, and water pressure varies across the neighborhood. Work here demands a crew that knows how to work around mature trees and shallow utility trenches without tearing up the yard.
Our crew shows up with a full truck and a compact mini-excavator when needed, because Rollingwood driveways and side yards don't leave much room for error. We lay down plywood and tarps to protect the lawn and hardscape, and we sweep up before we leave. Being minutes from our shop means we can run back for a part or a tool without losing the day. We handle the permit paperwork for the City of Austin, so you don't have to chase down forms. The job gets done right, and the mess gets handled.
Brayden's Plumbing works across Austin, TX & surrounding areas, so a crew is never far from Rollingwood. Call (512) 890-3144 or request a free estimate and we’ll come out and take a look.
The shifting clay soils in Rollingwood put stress on old clay and cast-iron sewer lines. We dig targeted access holes and replace only the damaged section.
Many Rollingwood homes still have the original tank water heater. We swap in a high-efficiency unit that fits the same footprint and meets current Austin energy codes.
Older galvanized supply lines in the area develop pinhole leaks behind walls and under slabs. We use electronic listening gear and thermal imaging to find the exact spot.
Rollingwood homes built before the 1980s often have black iron gas lines that corrode at fittings. We replace with flexible corrugated stainless steel for safety and longevity.

A full sewer lateral replacement from the house to the city tap. We dig a trench along the existing line, remove the old pipe, and install new PVC with proper slope and cleanouts.

A hot water line under a concrete slab foundation has sprung a leak. We tunnel under the slab from the edge, repair the copper line, and restore the interior wall without cutting the floor.

Moving a gas range to a new wall requires extending the gas line through the crawlspace. We pressure-test the entire run and install a new shutoff valve at the appliance location.
The homes along Bee Cave Road and the side streets just off it are a mix of mid-century ranches and 1990s remodels. Work here often involves rerouting supply lines under slab foundations and trenching through established landscaping.
The larger lots on the western edge of Rollingwood back up to the greenbelt. These properties have deep sewer laterals and long water service lines that run through rocky ground, requiring careful excavation and pipe bedding.
The commercial strip and the older homes along Rollingwood Drive see frequent calls for drain cleaning and fixture repairs. The original cast-iron waste pipes in these buildings are prone to scale buildup and root intrusion.
Most plumbing work in Rollingwood requires a permit from the City of Austin Development Services Department. Homeowners should confirm that the contractor pulls the permit and schedules the required inspections.
Replacing a water heater in Rollingwood typically needs a permit and must meet current energy efficiency standards. Your plumber should handle the permit application and the final inspection sign-off.
4.9 average from 222 Google reviews
“We found a very slow plumbing leak downstairs... Chris arrived a little early and got right to checking the leak. He was friendly, experienced, and explained clearly what plumbing repair would be needed. Before leaving, he asked if there was anything else that needed attention, so I mentioned that our kitchen faucet had been dripping for a long time. He handled that faucet repair right away, and the price was fair and reasonable.”
“This is one of the most responsive and fair plumbing companies we have worked with. Their pricing is very reasonable, and the whole team is friendly, professional, and easy to talk to. They feel like a helpful neighbor who really knows plumbing and takes the time to do the job right.”
“I can't recommend this plumbing service enough... What stood out most was how respectful, honest, and helpful both eddie and chris were. It is hard to find dependable plumbers who do quality work, communicate clearly, and still treat customers with real courtesy.”
“Our experience with this plumbing company was excellent from start to finish. The customer service was professional, friendly, and quick to respond. Jonathan located the leak fast, explained the repair clearly, and gave us a fair price. He was also able to complete the plumbing repair right away, which saved us a lot of money.”
“From the first call and clear estimate to the follow-up call after the job to make sure everything was working right, the whole process felt professional and helpful. Everyone we dealt with was friendly, respectful, and knowledgeable.”
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