A plumber who understands Midland — boom-town water, new-build slabs, and oil-field housing turnover.
Permian Basin Plumbing Co. handles the plumbing that keeps Tall City homes and rentals running: water heaters, slab leaks, drain lines, and full repipes. We're the crew landlords call between rig crews and homeowners call when the water softener can't keep up — with straight answers and flat, upfront pricing.
Get a quote
Tell us what's going on — we reply fast, usually within 15 minutes during business hours.
Plumbing services across the Permian Basin
One local crew for the jobs that matter: hot water, clear drains, dry slabs, and pipes that won't quit. Every job starts with flat, written pricing — and we photograph our work for landlords, investors, and out-of-town owners.
Water Heaters
Repair, replacement, and tankless conversions — sized for Midland's 23–35 grain-per-gallon water.
Learn more →Drain & Sewer
Clogs, camera inspections, and sewer line repair from Wall Street to Loop 250 and beyond.
Learn more →Slab Leaks
Rapid-build slabs settle in caliche and clay — we locate and repair under-slab leaks with minimal tear-out.
Learn more →Repiping
Boom-era polybutylene and galvanized to PEX or copper — whole-house repipes built for this water.
Learn more →Emergency & Fixtures
Burst pipes, running toilets, fixture swaps — fast help when the water won't wait, freeze nights included.
Learn more →Service Areas
Midland, Odessa, Greenwood, Gardendale, Stanton — and ranch properties out toward Big Bend.
See where we work →Built around the way Midland actually lives
This is an oil town, a boom town, and one of the fastest-growing small metros in Texas — often all three in the same house. Your plumbing company should get that.
Boom-town turnover
Rig hands, pumpers, and field engineers rotate through the Permian in waves, and rentals, crew houses, and man-camp-style housing turn over constantly. If you're an owner or property manager, we do volume-friendly make-readies: water heaters, fixture swaps, leak repairs — with photos and model/serial documentation for your files.
New-build slabs & settlement
Midland has grown roughly 11% since 2020 — one of the fastest-growing larger cities in West Texas. Homes thrown up during boom years sit on caliche and expansive clay, and soil movement shows up as slab leaks, sewer bellies, and pinhole failures. We diagnose the ground problem, not just the symptom.
Some of the hardest water in Texas
The City of Midland blends Colorado River water from O.H. Ivie with local Ogallala and Edwards-Trinity well water — and the city itself puts hardness at 400–600 ppm, roughly 23 to 35 grains per gallon. That crushes water heaters, crusts fixtures, and eats fixtures' internals. We spec equipment and maintenance for exactly this water.
How it works
No mystery, no pressure — just a clear path from "uh oh" to fixed.
Call, text, or request online
Reach us at (432) 324-0780 or send the form. Describe it in plain words — "water heater is 10 and popping like a kettle" is plenty.
Flat quote before we start
We diagnose, then give written pricing. Repairs are approved by you before any work begins — no hourly meter running.
Fixed, tested, documented
We complete the job, test everything, tidy up, and text you photos and details — handy for owners, investors, and future home sales.
Recent jobs around the basin
Grassland Estates — water heater swap
A rental's 11-year-old tank gave out between energy-company tenants. Swapped same-day; photos and serial numbers texted to the owner, who lives out of state.
Polo Park area — slab leak
Warm floor spot and a spinning meter on a boom-era build. Located the leak under the kitchen slab, repaired through a single 2×2 opening — no jackhammer marathon.
Westridge Park — softener & fixture refresh
New-build hard-water rescue: whole-house softener plus new shutoffs and faucets throughout. Fixtures finally stop crusting over.