Your Trophy Club Plumber, From the Golf Course Homes to Canterbury Hills
Trophy Club began in the early 1970s as a golf community built around the only course Ben Hogan ever designed, and it became its own town in 1985. A plumber in Trophy Club works on everything from those first homes near the country club to the Lakes of Trophy Club, built from 1998 to 2002, and Canterbury Hills, completed in 2019.
HAT Plumbing, Heating & Air runs its trucks from a shop on Pebble Drive in northeast Fort Worth. We handle repairs, water heaters, drains and gas lines for Trophy Club families, and we follow the town's permit and inspection process on every job that needs one.
Got a leak or a cold shower? Send us a request or call (817) 405-4575 at any hour.
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Serving Trophy Club From Our North Richland Hills Office
8376 Davis Blvd Suite 254
North Richland Hills, TX 76182
Open 24/7, including nights, weekends & holidays
Plumbing Services in Trophy Club
Homes here span roughly five decades, and the plumbing inside them changes with the build year. The services Trophy Club homeowners ask for most often:
- Water heater replacement: the town publishes its own water heater replacement guidelines and inspects the work, which we handle for you.
- Tankless water heaters: a good fit for busy households in Hogan's Glen and the Highlands that want steady hot water.
- Water filtration and softening: the town's water blends Fort Worth supply with well water and runs moderately hard.
- Leak detection: finding hidden supply leaks before they damage finished floors.
- Drain cleaning: kitchen and main line clogs in homes that have seen decades of use.
- Sewer service: repairing the private line between your house and the district's sewer main.
- Fixture installation: updated faucets, toilets and showers during remodels in the older golf-course homes.
Water quality and home age drive most of that list. Need AC or heating help too? See our Trophy Club HVAC services.
What Trophy Club Homes Are Up Against
- Your water provider: Trophy Club Municipal Utility District No. 1 buys about 80% of its water from the City of Fort Worth, which gets raw water from the Tarrant Regional Water District. The district blends that with water from its own four wells, including a Trinity aquifer well.
- Hardness: a third-party regional estimate puts water here at about 119 mg/L, roughly 7 grains per gallon, which is moderately hard. Over time that leaves scale in tank water heaters and on shower glass, and a softener or regular tank flushing helps.
- Disinfectant: the district reports chloramine, with a 2022 average residual of 2.70 ppm. Chloramine can shorten the life of rubber flappers and washers, so toilets that run are a common small fix.
- Sewer: the district runs the collection system and a membrane bioreactor treatment plant next to Harmony Park. The private line from your house to the main is typically the homeowner's responsibility.
- Permits and registration: Trophy Club requires a permit when you install or replace a utility system, and plumbing, irrigation and backflow contractors must register with the town. We pull permits wherever the town requires them.
- The 2021 freeze: in February 2021 the town told residents their water was safe despite Fort Worth's boil notice, and the district offered bill relief for dripping faucets and broken pipes. Frozen pipes were still a real problem in homes with exposed lines.
Trophy Club Neighborhoods We Serve
From homes along Lakewood Drive to the gated streets near the Hogan course, and out toward SH 114 and Lake Grapevine, we cover the whole town:
- Original country club area: 1970s and 1980s homes near Trophy Club Country Club, where older water heaters, valves and drains are due for updates.
- The Lakes of Trophy Club: 339 homes built from 1998 to 2002, now at the age when first water heaters and fill valves wear out.
- Hogan's Glen: a gated golf community built from 1999, where two-story homes can put a heavy load on one water heater.
- Canterbury Hills: newer homes completed by 2019, where softening and fixture upgrades are the typical requests.
- The Highlands at Trophy Club: multiple sections of single-family homes where tankless conversions and leak checks come up.
- The Villas of Hogan's Glen: villa homes where leak checks and water heater service keep things simple.
Every one of these areas is on district water and sewer, so the same water chemistry notes apply across town. What changes from street to street is the age of the pipes, the size of the house and how many bathrooms share one water heater.
Book a Licensed Plumber in Trophy Club
HAT Plumbing is licensed by the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners under M-37665. You see a flat-rate price and approve it before we start, and the phones are answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Use financing for larger jobs like a tankless upgrade, or join the Stetson Select membership for yearly checkups. Call (817) 405-4575 or book online to schedule a Trophy Club plumber.