Hester Plumbing works out of 17490 US-69 in Tyler, so Tyler is home ground, not a name on a service-area list. Every photograph, video and map pin on this page comes from a job the crew completed on a Tyler street between May and July 2026. Street names only; never a house number.
Hester Plumbing answers 24 hours a day at 903-721-4242. Most emergency calls are water where it should not be or a drain that will not move. Shut the water off at the meter or the fixture valve, then call with the property address and what the plumbing is doing.
One slow fixture usually means a local clog. Every fixture slow at once points to the main line. On Allendale Drive a sewer camera inspection found heavy scale along the line, and the camera is what shows whether cleaning will do or the line needs repair. Toilet stoppages, like the one cleared on Mineola Highway, are among the most common Tyler calls.
Water heater work this summer included a service call on Limerick Drive and a closet water heater with its expansion tank set at trim-out on Prince Place. A heater that runs out of hot water early, leaks at the base or relights its pilot again and again is worth a look before it fails outright.
Outside the sewer lines, plenty of Tyler property runs on septic, and many of those are aerobic systems with a spray field. On Patriot Circle the call was a septic alarm light. An alarm light or spray heads that stop running means the system needs service before the tank backs up.
New construction runs in three visits: underground rough-in before the slab, as on Long Lane; top-out once framing is up, when drain, waste and vent go into the walls, as on Patriot Circle; and trim-out after paint and countertops, as on Prince Place. Commercial work in Tyler included a flush-valve toilet rebuilt on South Broadway Avenue and a supply manifold and backflow riser on US Highway 69 South.
Hester Plumbing is available 24/7 at 903-721-4242. Call with the property address and the plumbing problem.