3 Best Plumbing supply store in Lubbock for SameDay Service

Churchwell Plumbing is a Lubbock plumbing company at 8807 Urbana Ave that combines service work with a plumbing supply store and septic system services. Its core specialty is trenchless drain repair and replacement — swapping out sewer lines without excavating floors, driveways, or parking lots — alongside drain cleaning, sewer cleaning, water and gas leak repairs, camera inspections, slab leak repairs, and Pelican water system installation. The company offers financing for larger jobs and advertises emergency plumbing services, covering Lubbock and surrounding areas within a roughly 50-mile radius. Positive review accounts praise the trenchless work: one customer describes an epoxy liner fixing a cracked main line and avoiding extensive digging, while another credits technician Steve with promptly snaking a slow drain, arriving on time, verifying the line was clear, and cleaning up afterward. The record includes two dissatisfied accounts, both tied to new-construction work — one describing misplaced bathroom plumbing and missed ice-maker lines, another reporting a sewer replacement that skipped the final 12 feet from the cleanout to the house. These accounts suggest service and repair work is the stronger fit than new builds. This is a fit for Lubbock-area homeowners facing sewer line problems who want trenchless options evaluated before any digging begins. Those with slow drains, slab leaks, or gas line issues can use the same shop for diagnosis and repair. Property owners outside the city but within the 50-mile service area may find the combined supply store and service model convenient for parts and repairs together.

ASAP Backflow Service is a Lubbock, Texas business specializing in backflow prevention and testing, run by owner and operator Nathan McClendon. Its services cover backflow device testing, new-install certification for landscapers, plumbers, irrigators, and builders facing certificate-of-occupancy deadlines, and recurring compliance re-certification for annual city and state requirements. The company files the required paperwork with the city on the customer's behalf and offers online booking for streamlined scheduling. Reviews center on Nathan: customers say he contacts them yearly before testing is due, sometimes before the city's own notification arrives, so they never track the schedule themselves. Reviewers note fair pricing, efficient on-site work, and text-based scheduling with jobs completed within days. The result is a low-friction compliance loop: the customer gets reminded, the test gets done, and the paperwork gets filed. Nothing in the visible record suggests plumbing repair work beyond the backflow specialty, and the Better Business Bureau lists the company under backflow prevention devices, backflow testing, and plumbing renovation. This is a fit for property owners, businesses, and contractors in Lubbock County with backflow devices subject to annual testing under Texas Commission on Environmental Quality rules. Landscapers and builders up against certificate-of-occupancy deadlines may find the new-install certification useful. It suits people who would rather have the compliance cycle managed for them, from reminders through filing, than juggle testing deadlines on their own.

1213 Plumbing is a residential and commercial plumbing contractor at 1933 70th St in Lubbock's Bayless Atkins area, run by owner Rudy Bustamante. Services include gas line installation and replacement, bringing gas appliances up to code, drain cleaning, sewer line and sink repair, water heater draining, flushing, and installation, toilet and tub drain repairs, kitchen remodel plumbing, new construction plumbing, leak detection, and water and sewer line work. The company positions itself across Lubbock and surrounding South Plains communities such as Idalou, Wolfforth, Shallowater, and Abernathy, with emergency service advertised. Reviews describe Rudy as quick to respond and punctual. One customer says he was the only plumber in town willing to come out the same day for a shower repair; another credits him with replacing gas pipes and bringing appliances up to code. A kitchen remodel customer describes him diagnosing a stubborn drain problem, trying the least invasive fix first, and returning the next day to replace a section of main drain pipe when needed. Reviewers characterize the work as professional, the explanations as clear, and the rates as fair. This is a fit for homeowners with gas-line issues needing code compliance work from a contractor reviewers describe as meticulous about it. Remodel projects where drains misbehave mid-job match the pattern of his reviewed work. Customers who prefer an owner-operated business with direct accountability, rather than a dispatched crew, are the natural audience for this profile.