Plumber in Richland Hills, TX

Richland Hills is full of well-kept, mid-century homes, and a lot of residents are in the middle of updating them room by room rather than moving somewhere new. As the plumber Richland Hills homeowners call whether they're fixing a leak or planning a full bathroom overhaul, Molberg Plumbing has the experience to support both. Since 2018, our licensed plumbers have brought the same standard to Richland Hills as anywhere else we work: honest pricing, quality craftsmanship, and communication that doesn't talk over your head. That's plumbing with probity.

Ready to get started? Call Molberg Plumbing at (817) 476-9963 or request your free estimate online.
 

A City of Renovators

Original plumbing in a decades-old home doesn't always match the vision homeowners have for an updated kitchen or bathroom, and that's where we come in. We work alongside homeowners tackling remodels of all sizes, from swapping out a single faucet to relocating plumbing for a full layout change. We also handle the less glamorous side of renovation work: making sure old shutoff valves, supply lines, and drain connections are actually up to the task before new fixtures go in, so a beautiful remodel doesn't get undone by a plumbing issue six months later.

 What We Handle for Richland Hills Homes

• Bathroom and kitchen remodeling plumbing, including sink installation, shower and bathtub work, and fixture upgrades.
• Water heaters, including repair, installation, and tankless water heater upgrades.
• Leak detection and repair, including infrared leak detection and slab leak repair.
• Sewer and drain services, including drain cleaning, sewer camera inspection, and trenchless sewer repair.
• Repiping and water line repair or installation for original supply lines.
• Fixture repair, covering faucets, toilets, and shutoff or pressure valves.
• Gas line plumbing, including gas leak detection and repair.
• Water treatment, including water softener and filtration systems.

Signs Your Original Plumbing Might Be Due for an Update

• Water pressure that's noticeably weaker than it used to be.
• Discolored water, especially right after the tap has been off for a while.
• Visible corrosion on exposed pipes under sinks or in the garage.
• A water heater that's original to the home or well past ten years old.
• Fixtures that leak no matter how many times they've been tightened or replaced.
• Plans for a remodel that haven't accounted for what's actually behind the walls.

If several of these sound familiar, it's worth having a plumber take a look before committing to new tile and fixtures.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you work alongside contractors on remodel projects?

Yes. We coordinate with homeowners and contractors on plumbing for bathroom and kitchen remodels of any size.

How do I know if my original plumbing can support a remodel?

An inspection before your project starts can identify whether supply lines, drains, and shutoffs need attention before new fixtures go in.

Do you replace old shutoff and pressure valves?

Yes. We repair and replace shutoff and pressure valves as part of both standard repairs and remodel prep work.

How soon can I get an appointment in Richland Hills?

We offer same-day appointments for most calls, and true emergencies are dispatched immediately.

Are estimates free?

Yes. Every standard plumbing estimate is free, with the full cost explained before any work begins.

Do you offer 24/7 emergency plumbing in Richland Hills?

Yes. Our emergency line covers burst pipes, gas leaks, and water heater failures any time, day or night.