Plumbers in Dallas, TX
Compare 16 plumbers in Dallas by HomeProFax Score v2 (license, discipline, permits, BBB + HomeProFax reviews). Always verify license status with the issuing board before hiring.
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Plumbing Contractor · 3 permitsActive license Score 83 Full reportChristopher Craig Hood
Master PlumberActive license Score 73 License record Score based on limited dataStellar Home Maintenance Inc
Plumbing ContractorActive license Score 73 License record Score based on limited dataTD Industries Inc
Plumbing ContractorActive license Score 73 License record Score based on limited dataMilestone Electric, A/C, & Plumbing
PlumbingLicense reported, not yet verified Score 60 Limited data Score based on limited dataWilliam H Mccall
Master PlumberLicense expired Score 50 Limited data Score based on limited dataHorace G Jennings
Master PlumberLicense expired Score 50 Limited data Score based on limited dataEverett R Anderson
Master PlumberLicense expired Score 50 Limited data Score based on limited dataJoshua C Ashcroft
Master PlumberLicense expired Score 50 Limited data Score based on limited dataKenneth Hageman
Journeyman PlumberLicense expired Score 50 Limited data Score based on limited dataBuildwell
PlumbingNo license on file yet Score 28 Limited data Score based on limited dataTwo Brothers Sewer and Drain
PlumbingNo license on file yet Score 28 Limited data Score based on limited dataVantex Construction
PlumbingNo license on file yet Score 28 Limited data Score based on limited dataWorkman Plumbing
PlumbingNo license on file yet Score 28 Limited data Score based on limited dataBluefrog Plumbing + Drain
PlumbingNo license on file yet Score 28 Limited data Score based on limited dataT&B Plumbing Home Services
PlumbingNo license on file yet Score 28 Limited data Score based on limited data
How to hire in Dallas
Check the license is active, look at permit history for jobs like yours, read the BBB and HomeProFax review components in the score breakdown, and use the outbound Google/BBB links on each profile to cross-check external reviews (we link out — we do not store Angi, Yelp or Google ratings).
How plumbing licensing works in Texas
Texas has no statewide license for general contractors, but plumbing is different. Plumbers in Texas are licensed by the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners (TSBPE). A company that offers plumbing work to the public must have at least one Responsible Master Plumber (RMP) and a current certificate of insurance on file with the board (TSBPE licensee lists).
An RMP must hold a Texas Master Plumber license, be in good standing with TSBPE and carry at least $300,000 of commercial general liability insurance. The RMP is responsible for pulling permits, requesting inspections and making sure everyone on the job holds a current license or registration (TSBPE: Responsible Master Plumber).
Master Plumber license numbers start with the letter "M". Numbers that start with "J" (Journeyman), "T" (Tradesman Plumber-Limited) or "A" (Apprentice) are not Master licenses. TSBPE says the RMP's license number should appear in the company's advertising, and the written estimate and invoice should show it along with the board's name, address and phone number (TSBPE consumer information).
What these Dallas profiles show today
HomeProFax.com has not yet loaded the TSBPE license file, so this page is still being built out. Most of the 16 plumbing profiles above come from the Colorado licensing board (companies and plumbers with a Dallas mailing address who hold Colorado plumbing licenses) or from our research sources. A Colorado license is not a Texas license, and a profile without a Texas license listed here is not evidence that the plumber is unlicensed in Texas.
TSBPE also tells homeowners to check with the local plumbing inspection department, in this case the City of Dallas, to see whether the job needs a permit and inspection. A permit on record shows the work was inspected.
The simple way to check a Dallas plumber
Before you sign or pay a deposit, ask the plumber for their verified HomeProFax report. It puts their license, insurance, permit history and complaint record in one place, so you are not chasing it across several agencies. If a plumber does not have a HomeProFax report yet, ask for their Responsible Master Plumber's name and license number and get the estimate in writing.
Plumbers: claim your free HomeProFax.com profile to add your TSBPE license and show homeowners your record.
Plumbers in Dallas — common questions
Do plumbers need a license in Texas?
Yes. Texas does not license general contractors statewide, but plumbers are licensed by the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners (TSBPE), and a plumbing company serving the public must have a Responsible Master Plumber with insurance on file with the board.
What is a Responsible Master Plumber?
A Texas Master Plumber who has registered with TSBPE as the responsible plumber for one company, carries at least $300,000 of commercial general liability insurance, and is responsible for permits, inspections and making sure everyone on the job is licensed.
How do I know a Dallas plumber is legitimate?
Ask them for their verified HomeProFax report before you hire. It shows their license, insurance, permits and complaints in one place.
How do I check if a Dallas contractor is licensed?
Open any profile above to see its license status, issuing board and expiry date from public records, then verify it with the Texas licensing board before you hire. You can also search a business name or license number on HomeProFax.
How many plumbers are listed in Dallas?
This page lists 16 plumbers in Dallas, ranked by HomeProFax Score v2.
What does the HomeProFax score mean?
The score (0-100) sums license status (35), discipline and legal flags (20), permit history (20), and BBB plus HomeProFax homeowner reviews (25). It is not a rating of workmanship. See how scores work.