Precise Plumbing & Irrigation, LLC

12/24/2025

12/24/2025

Merry Christmas from the Precise Plumbing Team!

03/23/2022

Hiring full time and/or part time licensed Plumbers and Irrigators!
254-913-3634

12/24/2021

After a very different year following Winter Storm Uri, we have much to be grateful for. From the Precise Plumbing team, Thank you for your continued support!

11/25/2021

We will be closed until Monday 29th. Enjoy your time with family, friends, food and football!

04/29/2020

***We are still looking to add Licensed Plumbers!***

***We are still looking to add Licensed Irrigators!***

*Work Truck is ready to go!
*competitive pay based on experience, paid weekly
*Uniforms and uniform laundry service
*Paid holidays
*Paid Vacation/Leave
*Flexible hours, opportunity for overtime, weekends off

We handle residential plumbing service calls, residential irrigation service, backflow device service and testing and more.
We want you to be apart of our team!

10/16/2019

Please tell me we have licensed plumbers out there who may be looking for a change, or may be moving into the area, or want to relocate!! We have the jobs however we don’t have the manpower to help everyone. Please share, tag, beg, blackmail or kidnap any licensed plumber who may just maybe want to make some good $$$ 🤣😂🤣
We are still hiring for licensed irrigator as well! Still catching up from the summer and preparing irrigation systems for winter!
Call us at 254-913-3634

We are growing!!!!
Please call for any questions and/or interview, and please share to reach someone who may be interested.
Thank you! We appreciate you!

08/29/2019

Firms are having trouble finding skilled workers, which might explain why projects seems to take forever here in Texas.

06/03/2019

Starting September 1st, 2019 the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners will be abolished, and all requirements of the Plumbing License Law (PLL) will cease to apply.
What does this mean for plumbers? Plumbers will no longer be able to renew, apply, or test for a license in the State of Texas after August 31st, 2019. Licenses will no longer be necessary for a person to perform plumbing work or run a plumbing business in Texas.
Why should someone who is not a plumber care? This is a SAFETY concern.
With the Board abolished ANYONE can perform plumbing work or operate a plumbing business in the State of Texas. A person may consider themselves a plumber without having any proof of education.
With the Board and the PLL in place, a person with a GED or High School Diploma may become an apprentice. In order for an apprentice to become a licensed Journeyman Plumber, they must have proof of 8000 hours (about 4 years) of documented experience working under a licensed Master Plumber, 48 hours of approved classroom hours and a High School diploma or GED to apply to be a Journeyman Plumber. From there, they must take a test that is issued by the Board and pass to receive their license.
Without the board, there is no one holding plumbers liable for possible damages, no one to enforce and uphold the standards that keep the public safe, and no one to oversee the health and safety of our Texas communities.

Save The Texas State Board Of Plumbing Examiners