Alamo Heights is its own small city, surrounded by San Antonio just north of downtown. It’s known for tree-lined streets, older homes with a lot of character and a strong sense of community. The Right Guyz serves Alamo Heights homeowners any time of day or night.
Older homes and big trees
Many homes in Alamo Heights were built in the first half of the 20th century, and plenty have been added onto and updated over the years. That often means a mix of plumbing materials in one house, including cast iron drains, galvanized steel water lines, copper and newer plastic.
The mature trees that make the neighborhood so pretty are also hard on old sewer lines. Roots work their way into the joints of clay and cast iron pipe and grow until the line clogs. If your drains keep backing up, a sewer camera inspection will show what’s going on, and we’ll walk you through your options before anyone digs. When a section does need to be replaced, our sewer line repair work starts with finding the exact spot so we disturb as little of your yard as possible.
Permits in Alamo Heights
Because Alamo Heights is a separate city, it has its own permits and inspections for plumbing work. When a job needs a permit, we’ll let you know.
Careful work in older homes
Working in an older home takes patience. We protect your floors, explain what we find and tell you the price before we start. Tito can explain everything in English or Spanish.
Open 24/7
Call (210) 744-4397 any time. Residential service calls start at $85.