Frozen Pipe Thawing
No water at the tap on a freezing morning usually means ice is blocking a line. We thaw it safely, without open flames, then check the pipe for splits before the water comes back on and floods the house.
Pipe burst?
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Water is pouring out of a split pipe and spreading across your floor, into a wall or through the ceiling, and every minute makes the damage worse. We stop the flow, find the break and fix it properly, day or night. Kyle Pipe Fix Pros is a Kyle burst pipe repair team that handles pipe emergencies for homeowners, landlords and businesses across Kyle, TX.
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Kyle Pipe Fix Pros is a pipe repair service built for one kind of call: the one that comes right after a pipe lets go. We answer the phone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, talk you through shutting off the water and send help to your door. From there we trace the break, repair the damaged section, test the line under pressure and tell you plainly what caused it. If water has already soaked floors or drywall, we handle the dry-out too, so you aren't calling three different companies while the damage spreads.
Every job below starts the same way: one phone call. Pick the service that sounds like your problem, or just call and describe what you see.
No water at the tap on a freezing morning usually means ice is blocking a line. We thaw it safely, without open flames, then check the pipe for splits before the water comes back on and floods the house.
A jump in your water bill, the sound of running water or a warm spot on the floor points to a hidden leak. We find it with pressure tests, listening equipment and thermal imaging, so only the right spot gets opened.
When a water line breaks under the concrete, we confirm the exact spot and choose the least disruptive fix: a spot repair through the slab, a tunnel underneath, or a new line rerouted through the walls or attic.
A waterproof camera travels inside your drain or sewer line and shows cracks, roots, sags and breaks on screen. You see what we see, and the repair is planned around facts instead of guesses.
Damaged sewer and water lines under the yard or driveway can often be relined or replaced through small access holes. That saves your lawn, landscaping and concrete, and days of digging.
Stains, bubbling paint or a musty smell on a wall often mean a pipe inside it is leaking. We pinpoint the spot, open a small section, repair the pipe and leave the wall ready to close.
Water dripping through the ceiling or a sagging patch of drywall needs fast attention. We stop the water, repair the attic or upstairs line that failed and dry the area before mold can start.
If leaks keep coming back, replacing old supply lines with flexible PEX tubing can end them. PEX has fewer joints, resists mineral scale and copes with a freeze better than rigid pipe.
Prefer copper? We replace worn, pinholed or undersized supply lines with new copper piping, a durable choice that handles heat and sunlight well and can last for decades.
After a burst, water hides under flooring and inside walls. We extract standing water, dry the structure with air movers and dehumidifiers, and document the damage for your insurance claim.
Water still running? Don't let it spread.
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Kyle has houses finished last month and houses that have stood for decades, so every kind of plumbing turns up here. Whatever runs through your attic, walls or slab, we repair it with matching or upgraded material.
PEX · Copper · CPVC · PVC · Galvanized steel · Polybutylene · Cast iron drain lines · Water heater lines · Irrigation and hose bib lines
Not sure what you have? Call and describe where the water is showing up.
We cover all of Kyle, TX, including ZIP code 78640 and the Kyle part of 78666. Each neighborhood below has its own page about the homes there and the pipe problems they tend to have.
Kyle, TX 78640, along I-35 between Austin and San Marcos.
Pipe burst in the attic or under the sink?
One call gets the water stopped and the repair started.

Tell us what you see and where. We stay on the line while you find and close the main shut-off valve.
We check where the water came from, how far it traveled and whether other lines are at risk.
You get the plan and the price before any work starts.
We replace the damaged section, pressure-test the line and turn your water back on.
If water reached floors or walls, we set up drying and confirm it with moisture readings.

A burst line in a house can flood a kitchen, soak carpet and ruin drywall in well under an hour. We work carefully around your family, pets and belongings and keep you updated until the final test.
Shops, offices and rentals across Kyle can't afford a closed door. We isolate the damaged line so the rest of the building keeps running where possible, and give you a written summary of the repair for your records or your insurer.
A burst supply line can pour out gallons of water every minute, so the first minutes matter most. That's why our phones are answered around the clock, including nights, weekends and holidays. While you wait for us, these five steps limit the damage:
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Burst pipe right now?
Call and we'll talk you through the shut-off while help is on the way.
Call Now (512) 588-5459Kyle sits on I-35 between Austin and San Marcos, and with close to 70,000 residents it's one of the fastest-growing cities in Hays County. That growth shapes how pipes fail here. Most homes are built on concrete slabs, and many newer houses run their water lines through the attic, where a hard freeze can split them in a single night. When temperatures dropped into the single digits across the Austin and San Marcos area in February 2021, burst attic and wall pipes flooded homes all over town.
The ground plays a part too. The clay soil common around Kyle swells when it's wet and shrinks during long, dry summers, and that movement stresses water and sewer lines under slabs and yards. Add hard, mineral-heavy water that wears on fittings and water heaters, and you have the most common reasons pipes break here. That's why burst pipe repair in Kyle, Texas starts with the attic, the slab and the water pressure.

Kyle at a glance
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau July 2025 population estimate; Census 2020 ZIP code to city file.
This short video from Consumer Reports walks through the first steps after a pipe freezes and bursts: finding the shut-off, protecting your belongings and what to check once the water is off. Watch it before you need it, and take a minute today to find your own main valve.
Video: What To Do If Your Pipes Freeze and Burst (Consumer Reports).
Yes. We answer 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including nights, weekends and holidays. When you need a 24 hour plumber in Kyle for a burst pipe, call and we'll start by helping you shut off the water.
It depends on where the pipe broke, what it's made of and how much has to be opened to reach it. As a general guide, standard burst pipe repairs in the Kyle area run about $400 to $1,500. Slab leaks, repiping and water damage cleanup cost more. You get a price before any work starts.
All of Kyle, TX: ZIP code 78640 and the Kyle part of 78666, including Plum Creek, 6 Creeks, Crosswinds, Hometown Kyle, Anthem and Cypress Forest.
Shut off the main water valve, turn off the water heater, open a low faucet to drain the lines, stay clear of wet outlets and light fixtures, and take photos of the damage. Use the checklist on this page, or call and we'll talk you through it.
Yes. We find the leak first so we open as little as possible, then repair the pipe and pressure-test the line. See in-wall pipe repair, ceiling pipe repair and slab leak repair for the details.
Yes. Our water damage restoration service covers water extraction, drying, moisture checks and photos for your insurance company, so you don't need a second company.
Many policies cover sudden, accidental bursts but not damage from a slow leak that went on for months. Check your policy and call your insurer early. We can give you photos and notes on what caused the break to support your claim.
The fastest way to reach us is by phone at (512) 588-5459. We answer 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
For jobs that can wait, like planning a repipe, send the form and we'll call you back. Read more about us.