The Colony earned its nickname as the City by the Lake, stretching along the eastern shore of Lewisville Lake with a housing story split into two chapters. The original neighborhoods went up fast in the 1970s and 80s as one of the area’s first master planned communities, and those homes are now well into their forties. The newer chapter added upscale lakeside communities and fresh construction near the entertainment district.
Dean’s Plumbing serves both chapters with the same family owned approach we have carried for over 15 years. Honest answers, careful work, and respect for your home.
The original Colony homes were built quickly and affordably, which was exactly the point at the time. Forty plus years later, the plumbing installed during that rush is reaching the end of its natural life all across the older sections of the city.
Original shutoff valves seize, first generation water lines develop pinhole leaks, and drain systems that handled decades of use begin backing up. Our technicians know this housing stock well. We diagnose the true condition of your system, fix what is failing, and give you a realistic picture of what is coming next, so nothing catches you unprepared.
Replacement season has arrived for a lot of The Colony, and we make it painless. New water heaters installed with proper pans and connections, quality faucets and toilets that outperform their worn out originals, and updated shutoff valves that actually work when you need them.
For homes in the newer lakeside communities, we service and upgrade larger systems built for bigger households, from multiple water heaters to long hot water runs. Every installation ends with a full test and started with pricing you approved.
From the original streets to the newest lakeside addresses, one team handles it all.
Wherever you are in the city, help is a single call away.
Dave, who lives near The Tribute, called us to install a new kitchen faucet he had already purchased. Simple job, or it should have been. When our technician reached under the sink, both angle stops were seized solid and the flex lines were original to the home.
Rather than force forty year old valves and risk a flood, he walked Dave through the situation, replaced the stops and supply lines, and then installed the new faucet on connections built to last. Dave paid for a little more than a faucet swap and got a kitchen he never has to worry about.
Trust matters in a community where neighbors compare notes.
We fix the problem in front of us and flag the one behind it.
Shutoff valves, water heaters, and original supply lines top the list. A quick inspection shows where yours stand.
Yes, and we recommend it. Working shutoffs turn a future emergency into a minor inconvenience.
We do. From the original neighborhoods to the newest builds by the lake, all of The Colony is in our service area.
Yes. Emergency and same day availability is standard for our team.
If it is past 15 years, planning the replacement on your schedule beats a surprise failure and a flooded garage.