Plumber in
Cross Mountain, TX
A country subdivision off Stage Coach Road west of I-10, roughly twenty miles north-west of downtown San Antonio. Large Hill Country homesites, often an acre or more, which changes almost everything about how the plumbing runs.
What we actually see in Cross Mountain
Acreage changes the plumbing more than most people expect. Everything is longer, and more of it is yours rather than the utility’s.
Long private service runs
On an acre-plus lot the line from the meter to the house is substantial, and everything past the meter is the owner’s responsibility.
Irrigation across large areas
More zones, more heads, more lateral line — and a backflow assembly that needs testing.
Original 1980s systems
Water heaters, supply fittings and irrigation from the original build are all now well past their design life.
Exposed equipment in the freeze
Rural lots mean well houses, outbuildings and long above-ground runs that a hard freeze finds first.
A 1980s country subdivision, now forty years on
Cross Mountain began as a country subdivision in the 1980s — established around 1985 — and had roughly 1,112 residents by 1990. The appeal was space: large Hill Country homesites backing onto real terrain, well away from the city.
Forty years later that produces a specific maintenance picture. The original supply runs, irrigation and water heaters have all reached or passed the age where they need attention, and because the lots are big, everything is longer than its equivalent in town.
Long runs are the theme here. More buried line between the source and the house, more irrigation, and more distance for a leak to hide in before anything shows above ground.
Long private service runs
On an acre-plus lot the line from the meter to the house is substantial, and everything past the meter is the owner’s responsibility.
Irrigation across large areas
More zones, more heads, more lateral line — and a backflow assembly that needs testing.
Every service, in Cross Mountain
Everything we offer is available in Cross Mountain, and being based in Boerne rather than deep in San Antonio means it is a genuine route rather than an awkward outlier.
Every job is quoted up front and run under Texas Master Plumber License M-38925. Estimates are free, and emergency calls are taken nights and weekends.
Cross Mountain, TX
On an acre, finding it matters more than fixing it
The repair on a buried line is rarely the expensive part. The expensive part is the digging, and on a large lot a hopeful trench along the wrong line gets costly fast.
So we narrow it down properly before anything is opened. That is worth more on an acre-plus property than almost anywhere else we work.
- Long private service and yard line leak location
- Irrigation repair and seasonal tune-ups across large zones
- Backflow assembly testing and repair
- Water heaters — repair, replacement and tankless
- Softening and filtration
- Emergency response nights and weekends
Getting to Cross Mountain
Cross Mountain sits south of us off Stage Coach Road, west of I-10. From the Boerne shop it is a short run down the interstate rather than a trek out from the city.
Standard hours are Monday to Friday, 8am–5pm, and emergency calls are taken nights and weekends. Every job is quoted before we start and estimates are free.
Water running right now?
Shut the main off and call — we will talk you through it on the phone.
Plumbing in Cross Mountain, TX
We come out of Boerne
32882 I-10 — which is why Cross Mountain gets a truck rather than an apology.
Yes. It is a straightforward run south from our Boerne shop, off Stage Coach Road west of I-10.
On an acre-plus lot that is very often a leak on the long buried service line or an irrigation lateral. Both can run for months before anything surfaces. Turn everything off and watch the meter — if it still moves, call us.
The property owner, in almost all cases. On a large Cross Mountain lot that is a considerable length of pipe, which is why yard-line leaks are such a common call here.
Water heaters at or past end of life, original shutoff valves that no longer seat, and irrigation installed with the house. None of it is alarming — it is simply what forty years produces.
Yes, the same crew does both, including the backflow assembly that protects your drinking water.
Yes, nights and weekends. Shut the water off first and call.
We also work just up the road
Pulliam Plumbing covers 22 communities across Kendall, Comal and Bexar counties from one shop in Boerne.
Every town we serve
- Alamo Heights, TX
- Alamo Ranch, TX
- Bergheim, TX
- Boerne, TX
- Bulverde, TX
- Castle Hills, TX
- Comfort, TX
- Cross Mountain, TX
- Fair Oaks Ranch, TX
- Helotes, TX
- Hill Country Village, TX
- Hollywood Park, TX
- Kendalia, TX
- Leon Valley, TX
- Nelson City, TX
- Shavano Park, TX
- Sisterdale, TX
- Spring Branch, TX
- Terrell Hills, TX
- Timberwood Park, TX
- Waring, TX
- Windcrest, TX
Pulliam Plumbing is a family-owned, licensed plumbing company serving Cross Mountain, Texas. We work from a shop at 32882 I-10 in Boerne and handle water heaters, drains, leaks, water softeners and emergency plumbing. All work is performed under Texas Master Plumber License M-38925, and estimates are free.
| Service area | Cross Mountain, TX 78006 / 78163 |
|---|---|
| County | Bexar County |
| Based at | 32882 I-10, Boerne, TX 78006 |
| Phone | (210) 857-8583 |
| Business hours | Monday to Friday, 8am–5pm |
| Emergency service | Nights and weekends |
| Licence | Texas Master Plumber M-38925 |
| Estimates | Free; every job quoted before work begins |
| Booking | Online, any time |
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Boerne & Fair Oaks Ranch, TX · Licensed Master Plumber M-38925