Landshark Plumbing

09/08/2026

Water service going in for one of our larger luxury homes.

512-508-8658

08/21/2026

07/20/2026

Baby shark #3 coming 2027! 🦈

02/14/2026

02/13/2026

At Landshark, our business model is really quite simple. We're honest and transparent with our clients and anyone we partner with. Our team is up-front about pricing, and we won't leave without ensuring our clients are not only satisfied but knowledgeable about their plumbing systems and installations. Our goal is that our clients can be empowered to do simple maintenance on their own, even if that means they may not call us back for a while, and that's why we have loyal clients and GC's.

But don't just take it from us. Here are some client reviews that highlight our values.

01/30/2026

Landshark is currently seeking seasoned and licensed journeyman plumbers and apprentices with trade experience.

We offer a competitive compensation package with opportunities for bonuses, pay increases, mentorship, and a collaborative work environment. Additionally, we provide health insurance benefits after a specified tenure with our company.

If you want to be part of a growing company with no sales gimmicks, just good honest work, that truly values their customers, message us here directly for next steps.

01/28/2026

Busted pipes got you down? Give Landshark a call at 512-508-8658, and let’s take a bite out of those plumbing problems.

01/23/2026

👋 Hey neighbors, Landshark Plumbing here!

With an upcoming winter storm looming, we want to share a few important reminders to help protect your home and prevent frozen or burst pipes. A little preparation now can save you from a major headache later. And don’t worry, this is Texas, so there's a good chance you’ll be back to grilling fajitas in flip-flops in like, a week.

Winter Storm Prep:
-Turn your heater up to keep warm air circulating throughout the home.
-Leave all interior doors open to allow heat to flow freely.
-Seal drafty areas under exterior doors and make sure windows are securely closed.
-Open cabinet doors under sinks in bathrooms and kitchens so warm air can reach the pipes.
-Turn on all faucets (sinks, tubs, showers) and let both hot and cold water trickle continuously. For single-handle faucets, set them to the middle and keep them dripping. Check periodically that all fixtures are draining properly to prevent water backup.
-Flush toilets periodically, especially in bathrooms that are rarely used.
-Disconnect and drain all outdoor hoses.
-Cover exterior faucets and hose bibs with insulated faucet covers (available at most hardware stores).
-Wrap and insulate all exposed exterior pipes.
-Know where your main water shut-off valve is located in case a pipe does burst. The first thing you'll do is shut off the water to the house completely.

💡 Pro Tip: We want water moving through your pipes. When water flows, it’s much less likely to freeze and clog a pipe. Also remember, most pipe bursts happen when it warms up. The ice plugging the pipe melts, releasing the built-up pressure from the ice plug.