Knights Plumbing

10/12/2026

Cooler mornings are coming—and that’s often when water-heater problems start showing up.

If your hot water isn’t lasting, the temperature keeps changing or you hear unusual noises, don’t wait for a cold shower. Give Knight’s Plumbing a call and let our experienced team take a look.

☎️ 281-480-0733
www.knightsplumbing.com

When plumbing fails, experience matters.

10/05/2026

🎃 Grab the crayons—it’s coloring contest time!

Kids ages 3–12 can give our plumbing knight a colorful Halloween makeover for a chance to win a $50 Amazon gift card! 🖍️🏆

It’s easy to join the fun:
🖨️ Print the coloring page.
🎨 Let your little artist work their magic.
📸 Have a parent or guardian send us a clear photo of the finished masterpiece through Facebook Messenger!

🖍️ Want a copy to print? Message us, and we’ll send you the coloring page!

One entry per child. Entries close October 25, 2026, and the winner will be announced October 27, 2026.

We can’t wait to see what your little knights create! 🎃❤️

10/02/2026

Priscilla represented Knight’s Plumbing at the BBB Awards for Excellence, where we were honored to receive this year’s award.

Thank you to our customers for continuing to trust us in your homes and businesses, and to our team for the work that earns that trust every day.

09/30/2026

🔧 NOW HIRING: EXPERIENCED SERVICE PLUMBER
$30–$40/hour, based on experience and license level

Knight’s Plumbing is looking for a service plumber who takes pride in doing the job right. We have steady residential and commercial work, a company service van, and a team led by a master plumber with 45+ years of experience.

We’re looking for:
✅ Strong troubleshooting and repair skills
✅ Texas plumbing license preferred
✅ Valid driver’s license and acceptable driving record
✅ Dependable and good with customers

Interested—or know someone who might be? Call 281-480-0733 or share this post.

09/25/2026

💧 That little faucet drip you keep meaning to fix? At just one drip per second, it can waste more than 3,000 gallons of water in a year.

Take a minute this weekend to listen for drips around the house. It’s a small thing worth catching. 🔧

Give us a call!

09/21/2026

A damaged sewer manhole isn’t something to ignore. Left unrepaired, it can allow water and debris into the sewer system, contribute to backups, weaken the surrounding pavement and create a serious safety hazard.

Our crew repaired the manhole and restored the concrete around it—helping prevent a much larger and more expensive problem down the road.

When plumbing fails, experience matters.

09/18/2026

Some of the most important work happens under sinks, behind walls, and in the Texas heat. Today we’re recognizing the people who do it—and the experienced hands teaching the next generation. Happy National Tradesmen Day from all of us at Knight’s Plumbing. 🔧

09/15/2026

❗️Attention Webster Residents ❗️

Heads up, Webster! 📢

The City is aware of temporary discoloration in the water distribution system following the significant rainfall events associated with last week’s Tropical Storm Edouard.

The high-intensity rainfall in the Trinity River Basin area resulted in elevated turbidity in the City’s raw water supply. While the water treatment process continued to treat the water effectively, these conditions can make naturally occurring materials and minerals in the water system more noticeable, resulting in temporary yellow or green discoloration in some areas of the distribution system.

The water remains safe to drink. The City has tested its finished drinking water, and current results confirm that water quality meets or exceeds applicable Texas regulatory standards. The City will continue monitoring water quality throughout the distribution system and will provide additional information if conditions change.

We appreciate our residents’ patience and understanding as we continue to maintain reliable, high-quality drinking water for the community.

09/15/2026

❗️Attention League City Residents❗️

The City of League City is currently experiencing temporary water discoloration in portions of the water distribution system following the significant rainfall associated with Tropical Storm Edouard.

Heavy rainfall across the Trinity River Basin affected the quality of the source water supplied to the City of Houston’s (COH) Southeast Water Purification Plant (SEWPP) , which provides a significant portion of League City’s drinking water.

Although COH’s treatment process continues to operate effectively, these conditions may make naturally occurring materials and minerals more noticeable. As a result, some customers may temporarily notice yellow or brown discoloration or a slight change in the water’s odor.

League City’s drinking water remains safe to drink. Testing of the treated drinking water confirms that it meets or exceeds all applicable Federal and Texas drinking-water standards.

City staff will continue closely monitoring water quality throughout League City’s distribution system. Additional information will be provided if conditions change.

We appreciate our residents’ patience and understanding as we continue working to provide reliable, high-quality drinking water to the community.

09/14/2026

We may have received a little rain last week…but was it enough? 🌧️

A brief shower can freshen up the lawn, but it may not undo the effects of weeks of hot, dry Texas weather. As the ground dries and shifts, underground water lines and connections can be placed under added stress.

Watch for these possible warning signs:

💧 An unexplained increase in your water bill
💧 A wet or unusually green patch in a dry yard
💧 Reduced water pressure
💧 A water meter that moves when everything is turned off

Your water bill may spot a hidden leak before you do.

Knight’s Plumbing has 45+ years of experience serving homeowners and businesses throughout Webster, League City, Clear Lake, Friendswood, Nassau Bay, Seabrook and Kemah.

📞 281-480-0733
🌐 www.knightsplumbing.com