Plumber, AC Repair & Electrician in Liberty Hill, TX

Cycling pressure on a well system usually points to the pressure tank or the pressure switch, not the pump itself. A tank that has lost its air charge or has a failed bladder makes the pump kick on and off constantly, which you feel as surging at the shower and eventually as a burned-out pump. A stuck or mis-set switch does something similar. Our plumbers check the tank charge, the switch settings and the house-side plumbing, including any softener or filter that may be restricting flow, and quote the fix before doing it. We work on the house side of the system; if the problem is down the well casing, we will tell you that honestly so you can call a pump company.

It changes what we recommend, not whether we can help. Clearing the stoppage works the same way: we find where the line is blocked and clear it with a cable or, for grease and scale, hydro-jetting. The difference is what happens downstream. A repeated kitchen clog in a septic home often means the tank is due for pumping or the drain field is saturated, and no amount of cabling fixes that. We will tell you when the problem is past the house so you do not pay us twice for the same symptom. We also skip harsh chemical drain openers, which are hard on septic bacteria. Our drain cleaning page explains the tools we use.

Yes. Radiant is licensed for electrical work in the Austin area, and generator connections are common requests on acreage properties where an outage also means no well pump and no water. Our electricians install transfer switches and inlet connections for portable generators, and full standby generator installations for homes that want the whole house covered automatically. The right choice depends on what you need to keep running: a well pump, a refrigerator and a few circuits is a very different job from the entire house. We walk through the options and give you a written price for each. Learn more on our generator page.

Normal, and worth acting on. Liberty Hill water is hard from the day the house is built, so spotting on fixtures, film on glassware and a scale ring in the water heater start immediately. Most newer homes here are plumbed with a softener loop in the garage, which makes adding a water softener a straightforward job. We size it to the household, not to a sales sheet, and we can add a reverse osmosis tap in the kitchen if you want better-tasting drinking water too. Doing this in year one protects the water heater, dishwasher and washing machine for the rest of their lives.