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Jennings Plumbing Services handles water heater repair and replacement, slab leak detection, drain cleaning and hydro jetting, sewer line repair, gas lines, water softeners, backflow testing, and remodel and new construction plumbing for Aubrey homes, acreage properties, and businesses. We’re a family-owned company based in nearby Little Elm. Licensed Master Plumber. Upfront pricing. No upselling.
On acreage properties, the line from the meter to the house can run hundreds of feet, with more lines out to barns and shops. A leak out there rarely shows itself. Look for a patch of grass that stays green or soggy in dry weather, lower pressure at the house, or a meter that moves when everything is off.
Open land means more wind exposure, and outbuildings, well houses, and exterior hose bibs are rarely insulated. During a hard freeze, those are the first lines to split, and the damage often isn’t found until the thaw.
Aubrey’s new subdivisions are still settling. In the first few years, foundation movement can loosen fittings and crack grout around tubs and showers. A small drip at a connection under a sink is often the first sign.
You’ll see it on fixtures first: white crust on faucets and showerheads, cloudy glassware, and slow-filling toilets. Inside the water heater, the same minerals settle into a layer that makes the tank pop or rumble and shortens its life.
We handle urgent plumbing problems the same day when you call during business hours:
Call or text 972-492-5369 early in the day for the fastest response. We don’t run overnight or after-hours crews.
Family-Owned, Owner-Operated
Run by Master Plumber Shawn Jennings and based in Little Elm. Not a franchise or private-equity chain.
Dual-State Master Plumber
Every job runs under a Responsible Master Plumber license held in both Texas (M-20326) and Colorado. Our plumbers are licensed, insured, and background-checked.
Options, Not Upsells
We diagnose first, explain what we found, and give you options at different price points. You choose. No hidden fees.
Commercial-Grade Experience
Our team has worked on the American Airlines Center, the Adolphus Hotel, the Four Seasons, DFW Airport, and Nebraska Furniture Mart. That standard goes into every Aubrey home.
Local Since 2003
Over two decades of plumbing work across Denton and Collin counties.
Licensed, insured, and background-checked plumbers
Transparent, upfront pricing with no hidden fees
After-hours emergency plumbing
Trusted across Aubrey for dependable service
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Silverado, Sandbrock Ranch, Winn Ridge, High Point Estates, and Downtown Aubrey, plus nearby Providence Village.
Homes and acreage near Ray Roberts Lake State Park, and along US 377, FM 428, and US 380, are part of our regular service area.
Yes, for calls during business hours. Most repairs and replacements are finished the same day. Call or text 972-492-5369.
Yes. Text photos to 972-492-5369. They help us diagnose faster and arrive with the right parts.
Every visit starts with a $100 service call and is applied to your invoice if you go ahead with the work. Before anything starts, we give you options at different price points. Check our current coupons for seniors, veterans, slab leaks, and water heaters.
Tankless costs more upfront but runs more efficiently and lasts longer. A tank is cheaper and simpler to replace. Fuel matters as much as type: some rural Aubrey properties have no natural gas line, so the choice is electric or propane. We’ll price the options your property can actually support.
A journeyman is licensed to do plumbing work. A master plumber has more experience, has passed a further exam, and can take legal responsibility for a plumbing business and its permits. Every JPS job runs under a Master Plumber license (Texas M-20326). You can look up any Texas license on the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners website.
If it’s one fixture, it’s usually a clogged aerator or showerhead. If it’s the whole house, the common causes are a failing pressure-reducing valve, a leak on the service line, or mineral buildup in older pipes. If pressure dropped suddenly, check for wet spots between the meter and the house.
When several drains back up at once, the problem is the main line, not a single fixture. Other signs: gurgling from a drain when another fixture runs, water coming up in a tub or shower when you flush, and sewage at the lowest drain or the cleanout. Stop running water and call before it backs up into the house.
Shut off the main water valve first. Then open a low faucet to drain the lines, turn off power to any area where water is near outlets, and move valuables out of the way. If the break is in an outbuilding with its own valve, shut that one and keep the house running.
Major work generally does: remodels, repipes, water heater replacements, and gas lines. We pull the permit required as part of the job.
Get a sewer camera inspection, check what the supply lines are made of, and read the manufacture date on the water heater label. On acreage, ask where the service line runs and whether it’s been replaced. A pressure test confirms whether the drain lines under the slab hold water.
Most water heater replacements and fixture repairs take a few hours. Leak repairs depend on access: a line under a slab or across a yard takes longer than one behind a wall. We’ll give you a time estimate along with the price before work starts.
For reliable plumbing in Aubrey, call Jennings Plumbing Services today at 972-492-5369.
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