Hard water, hills, and homes that sit empty part of the year. Here's the pattern.
Hard water on every fixture
Lakeway's water is hard, and it shows: scale-choked water heaters, crusted aerators, and valves that stick. Tank heaters lose capacity to sediment and tankless units need regular descaling. We size, install, and maintain water heaters with hard water in mind, and flush what can be saved.
Hillside lots and long water runs
Homes on Lakeway's slopes often have long service lines, pressure that swings from the top of the lot to the bottom, and drains that run a long way to the street. We diagnose pressure problems, fit and replace pressure-reducing valves, and camera-inspect long drain lines before recommending work.
Second homes and slow leaks
Lakeway has plenty of weekend and part-time homes. A running toilet or a pinhole leak in an empty house can go unnoticed for weeks. We fix leaks fast and do checkups for owners who aren't there every day, so the next visit doesn't start with a surprise water bill.
Older homes from Lakeway's early decades
Lakeway's older streets have homes with original water heaters, aging supply lines, and fixtures past their service life. We replace what's failing, explain what can wait, and give you the price before any work starts.