A county seat with a historic core, ranchland all around, and a lake on the edge — here's the plumbing that comes with it.
Historic homes with historic plumbing
Burnet's courthouse-square district and older neighborhoods hold homes whose plumbing predates modern code by decades — galvanized supply, cast-iron drains, and fixture layouts no builder would draw today. We renovate that plumbing with respect for the house: minimal demolition, period-appropriate fixtures where it matters, and everything brought up to code.
Wells and pressure systems
Outside city water, Burnet properties run on wells — pressure tanks, pump cycling, sediment, and pressure switches. Weak showers and waterlogged tanks are everyday calls for us. We service the whole pressure side so the pump lasts and the pressure stays steady.
Ranch water lines across acreage
Burnet County ranchland means long water runs to barns, tanks, and guest houses. Long runs need proper sizing, burial depth, and freeze protection — and the 2021 freeze taught a lot of ranch owners that lesson the expensive way. We build lines that survive the next one.
Inks Lake and waterfront properties
Homes near Inks Lake deal with the lake-house trifecta: older construction, intermittent occupancy, and humidity that never fully lets up. We do seasonal checkups for absentee owners and upgrade aging lake-house plumbing before small leaks become big ones.