Serving San Marcos · ZIP 78666

Plumber in San Marcos, TX 78666

If you rent your San Marcos home or manage one for someone else, a little coordination before the visit keeps repairs from stalling.

Tenant or property manager? Settle authorization first

1Tenants: check your lease for who arranges and pays for plumbing repairs, and notify your landlord or manager in writing.
2Managers: confirm who can approve the quote and any spending limit.
3Agree on who will let the plumber in and when.
4For active leaks, the tenant should still close the nearest shutoff right away.

If you smell gas, see sparks or face immediate danger, leave the home and call 911 or your utility from outside.

Can a tenant book the repair directly?

That depends on the lease and the owner. Many leases require the landlord to approve work first. Ask your manager before booking.

Who should be on the call?

Ideally whoever can approve the cost. If that's not the tenant, have their name and phone ready so they can be contacted.

What should a tenant do during a leak?

Close the fixture's shutoff or the main valve, move belongings away, take photos, and notify the landlord immediately.

Call once the person who can approve the work is known, or immediately for active water damage.

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