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Shower and Bathtub Plumbing in Wichita Falls, TX

Leaking shower valve, slow bathtub drain, low shower pressure or a full bathroom remodel? We handle all shower and bathtub plumbing, from cartridge replacements to complete rough-in work for new installations.

  • Shower valve repair and cartridge replacement
  • Bathtub drain, overflow and waste service
  • Full shower and bathtub plumbing for remodels
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Direct answer

What shower and bathtub plumbing do you handle?

We handle all residential shower and bathtub plumbing: shower valve and cartridge repair, showerhead replacement, bathtub drain and overflow service, tub spout replacement, diverter valve repair, shower pan leak diagnosis, and full rough-in plumbing for bathroom remodels. Hard water in Wichita Falls wears shower cartridges faster than average, making this one of our most common repair calls.

Shower dripping after you turn it off?

That is usually a worn cartridge or valve seat. Call (940) 905-8032 and we will replace it before it gets worse or damages the wall behind the valve.

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Behind the wall

Shower valve problems are hidden until the drip starts

A shower valve sits inside the wall cavity, connected to the hot and cold supply lines and controlled by the handle you turn every day. When the cartridge inside that valve begins to wear, the first sign is usually a drip from the showerhead after you turn it off. Left unaddressed, that drip becomes a steady stream, and the water behind the wall can begin to damage framing, drywall and subfloor.

The challenge with shower valve repairs is access. On most installations, the valve is reached through a small access panel behind the shower wall. If no panel exists, the wall may need to be opened, which is why catching a shower drip early is less disruptive and less expensive than waiting until the wall is damaged.

Plumber repairing a shower valve behind an access panel

Bathtub drains

Slow tub drains and the overflow assembly

Bathtub drains clog with hair and soap buildup at two points: the drain shoe where the stopper sits, and the overflow tube where the trip lever connects. Both are accessible without opening the wall by removing the drain cover and the overflow plate.

When a slow tub drain persists after clearing the visible hair, the problem is usually further down at the drum trap or the connection to the main drain line. Older Wichita Falls homes sometimes have drum traps in the floor that are a known clog point and can be replaced with a standard P-trap to eliminate the recurring problem.

How the job runs

Our shower and bathtub service process

Whether it is a drip, a slow drain or a full remodel, every job follows the same approach.

  1. 01

    Diagnose the problem

    We determine whether the issue is the valve, the cartridge, the drain, the supply or the diverter before recommending any work.

  2. 02

    Check access

    For valve work, we locate the access panel or determine the least invasive way to reach the valve body.

  3. 03

    Shut off and repair

    Water is shut off, the cartridge or component is replaced, and the valve body is inspected for corrosion or damage.

  4. 04

    Clear the drain path

    For drain issues, we clear the shoe, overflow and downstream trap, and check for drum traps that may need replacing.

  5. 05

    Test under use

    The shower or tub is run at full flow and tested at both hot and cold to confirm the repair holds under normal use conditions.

  6. 06

    Inspect for damage

    If the drip has been ongoing, we check the wall cavity and subfloor for water damage and advise on next steps if any is found.

Shower cartridge being replaced during a repair

Warning signs

Signs your shower or bathtub needs plumbing attention

  • Showerhead drips after the valve is turned off
  • Handle is stiff or requires force to adjust temperature
  • Water temperature swings during use without touching the handle
  • Bathtub drains slowly even after removing visible hair
  • Tub spout drips or will not divert water to the showerhead
  • Stains or soft spots on the ceiling below a second-floor bathroom
  • Musty smell near the shower wall or tub surround

Before we arrive

What helps us come prepared for shower work

  • Note whether the drip is from the showerhead, the tub spout or both
  • Check if there is an access panel behind the shower wall
  • Note the faucet brand if visible on the handle or trim plate
  • Mention if this is an upstairs bathroom so we can check below for water damage
  • Clear any stored items away from the access panel or tub surround

Why us

Why Wichita Falls homeowners call us for shower and tub work

Common cartridges on the truck

We carry Moen, Delta and Pfister shower cartridges so the most common repairs are completed same-day without waiting for parts.

Hard water experience

Shower cartridges fail faster in Wichita Falls hard water. We know which models wear first and which replacements hold up best.

Damage assessment included

If a drip has been ongoing, we check for water damage behind the wall and under the floor rather than just fixing the cartridge and leaving.

Remodel plumbing

We handle the full plumbing scope for bathroom remodels: supply and drain relocation, valve installation and fixture setting.

Drain diagnosis

Slow tub drains can be hair at the shoe or a drum trap problem downstream. We diagnose and fix the actual cause, not just the surface symptom.

Bathrooms in Wichita Falls

Hard water, older valves and what they mean for your bathroom

Wichita Falls hard water wears shower cartridges faster than the manufacturer-rated lifespan suggests. A Moen 1222 cartridge rated for 10 or more years in soft water may start dripping after 4 to 6 years here. That is not a defect; it is the reality of mineral-laden water cycling through a precision valve thousands of times a year.

Homes built in the 1960s and 1970s may also have original two-handle shower valves with compression stems that are increasingly difficult to source parts for. In these cases, replacing the entire valve with a modern single-handle pressure-balanced unit is more cost-effective than hunting for discontinued stems.

Pricing

What does shower and bathtub plumbing cost in Wichita Falls?

A shower cartridge replacement is a quick repair. Bathtub drain and overflow service is similarly straightforward. A full shower valve replacement behind the wall or a bathroom remodel rough-in is a larger job priced based on scope.

We diagnose first and quote in writing before starting. Call (940) 905-8032 for an estimate.

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Service area

Local plumbers near you in Wichita Falls and surrounding towns

This service is available across our full service area at the same affordable rates. Pick your town for local detail.

FAQ

Questions we get asked on the phone

Why does my shower keep dripping after I turn it off?
Almost always a worn cartridge or failed valve seat. Hard water in Wichita Falls accelerates this wear. Replacing the cartridge stops the drip.
Can you fix low shower pressure?
Yes. Low shower pressure can be a clogged showerhead, a partially closed valve, a failing cartridge or a supply line issue. We diagnose the cause and fix the right thing.
Do you handle shower and bathtub plumbing for remodels?
Yes. We do the full plumbing scope for bathroom remodels: moving supply and drain lines, installing new valves, setting tub and shower fixtures and coordinating with your other trades.
Can you replace a tub spout that is stuck or corroded?
Yes. Corroded tub spouts are common in hard water areas. We remove the old spout without damaging the pipe stub and install a new one.

One call ends it

A dripping shower wastes water and can damage your wall

The valve behind the wall is not getting better on its own. Call (940) 905-8032 and get the cartridge or valve replaced before water finds its way into the framing.

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