Highland Village Plumbing — From Lakeside Homes to Family Residences

Plumbing Expertise for Highland Village's Unique Landscape

Highland Village sits in a privileged position along the shores of Lake Lewisville, offering residents a lifestyle that blends lakefront recreation with suburban comfort. But that desirable geography comes with plumbing implications that many homeowners do not anticipate. The area's expansive clay soil — the same soil that gives Highland Village its rolling terrain — is one of the most aggressive foundation movers in North Texas. When seasonal rains saturate the ground, the clay swells. During summer droughts, it contracts dramatically. That constant cycle of expansion and contraction puts enormous stress on the water and sewer lines running beneath your foundation.

In The Trails of Highland Village, Highland Shores, and the neighborhoods surrounding Unity Park, we have responded to hundreds of slab leak calls over the years. The signs are often subtle at first — a slightly warm spot on the floor, a water bill that is $20 higher than usual, or the faint sound of water running when everything is turned off. By the time most homeowners call, the leak has been active for weeks. Our advanced electronic leak detection equipment allows us to pinpoint the exact location of a slab leak without tearing up your floors, saving you thousands in unnecessary demolition and repair costs.

Beyond slab leaks, Highland Village homes with lake-adjacent properties have additional plumbing considerations. Outdoor faucets, sprinkler systems, and pool plumbing are more exposed to freeze-thaw cycles that can crack pipes and fittings. Backflow prevention devices are required by local code for homes with irrigation systems, and they need annual testing to ensure your drinking water stays safe. Haltex handles all of this — from emergency slab leak repairs to routine backflow inspections — with the same level of care and expertise.