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Plumbing projects in Farmers Branch involve matching new pipes, fixtures, and water heaters to the city’s water supply. Herndon McFarland Plumbing has provided efficient and water-saving plumbing installations in Farmers Branch since 1995, whether that means new construction, a remodel, or upgrading a single fixture.
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Farmers Branch and nearby Addison have a steady mix of new builds and renovations. That is why we keep a full plumbing installation roster ready.
We install the complete water supply, drain, waste, and vent system for new homes and additions. Each phase is sized to the plan and designed to pass inspection the first time.
When walls open, we relocate supply and drain lines and set tubs, showers, vanities, and toilets to the new layout. We coordinate with your contractor so the rough-in is ready when tile and cabinets arrive.
We install sink drains, dishwasher and disposal connections, ice maker lines, and pot filler supply for kitchen renovations. Older homes often need updated supply runs for a modern high-flow layout, which we plan for before cabinets go in.
We install faucets, toilets, sinks, tubs, and shower valves and test them under pressure. For a focused upgrade, see our full range of plumbing services.
We install tank and tankless units with proper venting and gas or electrical connections. Code requires thermal expansion control. Right-sizing the unit keeps hot water steady without wasting energy.
We run new supply lines and repipe homes with galvanized or undersized pipe. A clean repipe restores pressure and flow that aging lines slowly choke off.
We install hose bibs, irrigation tie-ins, full outdoor water systems, and gas lines for ranges, grills, and appliances. As a licensed plumber, we pressure-test and permit this work to ensure it is safe on day one.
Water pressure shapes almost every plumbing installation. North Texas municipal systems move treated water through elevated storage and pumping. This can push static pressure well above the comfortable range, and homes in lower zones of Farmers Branch often end up at the high end of that curve.
Plumbing code draws a hard line here. Section 604.8 of the International Plumbing Code requires that, where static pressure inside a building exceeds 80 psi, an approved pressure-reducing valve (PRV) be installed to reduce it to 80 psi or less. That number is not arbitrary.
Above 80 psi, new fixtures take a beating. Supply stops, fill valves, hoses, and water heater components wear faster, water hammer grows louder, and many fixture and tank warranties are voided once pressure passes the manufacturer’s limit. A new faucet or toilet can start leaking within months, but the real cause is the pressure feeding it.
We test static pressure before setting anything. When readings run high, we install or reset a pressure-reducing valve. When a closed system requires it, we add thermal expansion control so your new installation lasts as it should. Getting the pressure right at installation protects every fixture downstream.
Kevin R needed two toilets installed and worn water valves replaced inside an occupied home. The job required fair pricing, careful work around finished floors, and crew members who left the bathrooms as clean as they found them.
Kevin shared:
“Herndon McFarland Plumbing provided excellent service installing two toilets and replacing water valves. The quote was competitive, the plumbers were polite and kept the process orderly and clean.”
That orderly, clean result is our standard on every fixture install: written pricing upfront, drop cloths down, and a pressure test before we pack up. We provide the same care whether you replace one toilet or outfit a full remodel. Read Kevin’s full Google review.
H. Ann Bennett hired us to install a complete outdoor water system. A project that size depends on a crew that stays coordinated, keeps to schedule, and treats the property with respect from start to finish.
She wrote:
“Installed an entire outdoor system and did a timely, exemplary job. Those who did the work were very hardworking and courteous. I especially liked their team attitude. They are number one on my list!”
Bigger installs live and die on crew coordination. Our installers work as one team with a single plan. That is how a full outdoor system gets finished on time and built to last. Read Ann’s full Google review.
Herndon McFarland Plumbing has served Farmers Branch and the greater North Dallas area since 1995. Our licensed crews work under Texas Responsible Master Plumber license #RMP35786 and have over 100 years of combined experience.
Whether planning a new build, remodel, or single-fixture swap, Herndon McFarland Plumbing delivers code-compliant plumbing installation in Farmers Branch with upfront pricing and a one-year labor guarantee.
Book your installation to get started, or explore our full range of plumbing services to plan the right scope for your home.
Repeated leaks, mineral buildup, a valve that drips soon after repair, and parts no longer made all point to replacement. When a fixture is past its expected lifespan, a clean install usually costs less than repeat repairs.
We start with a layout review and permit. Then we handle the rough-in: supply, drain, waste, and vent lines inside walls and slab. After finishes, we return for the finish-out, setting and pressure testing fixtures and appliances. A city inspection confirms the work before walls close.
Yes. We test static pressure before setting new fixtures because pressure above 80 psi shortens fixture life and can void warranties. When readings are high, we install or adjust a pressure-reducing valve to protect your new plumbing.
We do. Handling both phases of a plumbing installation keeps the work consistent. The crew that sized and ran the lines is the same crew that sets the fixtures. It also keeps your schedule tight by removing a handoff between companies.
Local water pressure is a common reason. Many homes sit in higher-pressure zones, and pressure past 80 psi wears out fill valves, supply stops, and water heater parts faster than they should. Correcting pressure at installation rather than after a fixture fails is the fix that lasts.
Book online for a consultation and a written estimate. We confirm scope and pricing before any work begins.
From slab leaks under the foundation to sewer line repipes, every job is diagnosed, documented, and done right. A look at recent work across North Dallas.
Excellent customer service, very friendly staff from the person taking the call to the staff fixing the repairs. Very trustworthy company. Shaun explained the step-by-step process and provided very fair prices.
Their positive, upbeat, anxious-to-please attitude made the whole process the very best it could be! All of the employees were a pleasure to work with. I highly recommend Herndon McFarland.
Trent and Reggie were the most professional associates entering our home. They treated our home with respect as if it were theirs. We will use this company again because of them and our experience.
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