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Service areas · San Antonio hub

Where we take plumbing calls around San Antonio

The hub is San Antonio and Bexar County. Separate pages exist for Alamo Heights, Helotes, Stone Oak, Leon Springs, Schertz, and Boerne because the rules and the drive are not identical.

  • Hub map on this page; each city has its own tighter map
  • Official city links on every local page
  • No invented shop addresses

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How to read this list

San Antonio is the hub. If your house is inside the city, start here or on the service page that matches the failure. If your house is in a named city on this list, use that URL so the request carries the right map, landmarks, and hall.

Stone Oak is a San Antonio neighborhood, not a separate municipality. Helotes, Alamo Heights, Schertz, and Boerne are cities. Leon Springs is corridor living that may be city or county depending on the lot. We say that on the page instead of flattening everyone into “greater SA.”

Official starting points: City of San Antonio, Bexar County, and the individual city sites linked below. Permits in San Antonio go through Development Services. Licenses are statewide at TDLR.

Hub map

Centered on San Antonio. Open a city page for a closer pin. More official geography: Missions NHP and The Alamo.

Map centered on San Antonio, Texas.Open larger map

Not sure which city page to use?

Tell us the street, the fixture, and whether water is still moving. We will route the request as an after-hours call.