Does 72 Degrees Texas Work on Homes, Rentals & Commercial Properties?
72 Degrees Texas works with a wide variety of residential and light commercial properties across Fredericksburg, Kerrville, Comfort, Mason, and…
Read AnswerFrequently Asked Questions
Straight answers to the questions Hill Country homeowners ask most — covering air conditioning, heating, plumbing, water quality, and drains across our service area.
What should I do while waiting for an emergency plumber?
Turn off your main water supply to stop further damage, and use towels or buckets to contain water if possible. Contact 72…
Read AnswerHow can I tell if my plumbing issue is an emergency?
Plumbing emergencies include severe leaks, burst pipes, or sewage backups. Acting quickly is essential to prevent further damage. 72 Degrees Texas…
Read AnswerHow Should I Prepare My Kitchen for a Dishwasher Installation?
Preparing your kitchen ahead of time can help ensure a faster and more efficient dishwasher installation. Start by clearing out the cabinet…
Read AnswerHow Can I Prevent Hair From Clogging My Bathroom Shower Drain?
Hair is one of the most common causes of shower drain clogs. As it washes down the drain, it can tangle with…
Read AnswerWhat sets 72 Degrees Texas apart from other repiping specialists in terms of experience, expertise, and customer service?
Since 1986, 72 Degrees Texas has been a trusted provider of plumbing services in Fredericksburg, Kerrville, and the Texas Hill Country. Our…
Read AnswerCan 72 Degrees Texas Install Dishwashers in Homes and Businesses?
Dishwasher installation requires proper plumbing and secure connections to ensure reliable, leak-free operation. 72 Degrees Texas provides professional…
Read AnswerHow quickly can 72 Degrees Texas respond to a frozen or burst water pipe emergency?
72 Degrees Texas provides 24/7 emergency plumbing services, ensuring a rapid response to frozen or burst pipe emergencies in Fredericksburg, Kerrville…
Read AnswerHow do I know if a tankless water heater is right for my home?
Tankless is an excellent fit for some homes and a poor value for others. The honest answer depends on four things: your…
Read AnswerHow long does a residential reverse osmosis system last?
Ten to fifteen years for the system as a whole, provided the consumable components are replaced on schedule. The housings, faucet, storage…
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