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Fair Oaks Ranch, TX
Fair Oaks Ranch is on every truck and every business card we own. It sits about eight miles south-east of our Boerne shop, just off I-10, and after Boerne itself it is where we work most.
What we actually see in Fair Oaks Ranch
Larger lots change the plumbing. Longer runs from the meter, more irrigation, and more that lives outdoors where the weather can get at it.
Irrigation on nearly every lot
Sprinkler faults and backflow assemblies are as much of our work here as anything indoors. Both are on the same system, and the same crew handles both.
Long yard lines
More distance between the meter and the house means more buried line that can fail — and a leak out there shows on the bill long before anything is visible.
The same limestone water
Hard water, scale on fixtures and water heaters working harder than they should. It does not respect city limits.
Exposed outdoor equipment
Backflow assemblies, hose bibs and irrigation heads all sit above ground and take the full force of every hard freeze.
A 1970s community means 1970s-era plumbing
The land here was assembled in the 1930s by Ralph Fair Sr., but the residential community his family established dates to the 1970s, and the city itself only incorporated in 1988. That timeline matters more to a plumber than it does to anyone else: a large share of the housing stock has now had forty to fifty years of Hill Country water moving through it.
Forty years is roughly the point at which original water heaters have been replaced once or twice, supply fittings have been through several rounds of thermal cycling, and any irrigation installed with the house is well past its design life. It is also long enough for the expansive clay under the yard to have worked buried joints through dozens of wet-and-dry cycles.
None of that means anything is wrong with these houses. It means the failures we get called to here cluster in predictable places, and knowing which places saves everybody a diagnostic trip.
Irrigation on nearly every lot
Sprinkler faults and backflow assemblies are as much of our work here as anything indoors. Both are on the same system, and the same crew handles both.
Long yard lines
More distance between the meter and the house means more buried line that can fail — and a leak out there shows on the bill long before anything is visible.
Every service, in Fair Oaks Ranch
Everything we offer is available in Fair Oaks Ranch, and we are here often enough that it rarely means a special trip. Irrigation and backflow work matters more here than in most of our area, and it is handled by the same crew that does the indoor plumbing rather than being farmed out.
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.
Fair Oaks Ranch, TX
Where the outdoor work actually is
A lot of what goes wrong on a Fair Oaks Ranch property is outdoors. Sprinkler laterals crack, heads get sheared by mowers, zones stop responding, and the backflow assembly protecting the drinking supply quietly takes freeze damage that is invisible from three feet away.
Cibolo Creek runs through the community on both sides, and the ground either side of it moves the way all Hill Country clay does. Buried lines move with it.
- Sprinkler and irrigation repair, plus seasonal tune-ups
- Backflow assembly testing, repair and documentation
- Yard and meter line leaks between the street and the house
- Water heaters, softeners and filtration
- Drains, sewer lines and fixtures
- Emergency response nights and weekends
Getting to Fair Oaks Ranch
We come out of 32882 I-10 in Boerne, roughly eight miles up the interstate. For most of Fair Oaks Ranch that is a short run rather than a cross-county expedition — which is the entire reason a Saturday call gets a truck instead of a voicemail.
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.
What your neighbours have said
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Dustin and his apprentice arrived exactly on time. As typical for this family owned business, the highest quality of work was done in an expert, friendly manner. Dustin was able to diagnose and make suggestions related to our problem. We always use these people because they do it right the first time and are genuinely nice professionals.
C. S. · Fair Oaks Ranch, TX Recommended on NextdoorAlways a great company to call. Good work, very nice people, timely, and always call when needed.
K. S. · Fair Oaks Ranch, TX Recommended on NextdoorHi Glen, we have used your company twice ! Both times, great job and professional techs!
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We come out of Boerne
32882 I-10 — which is why Fair Oaks Ranch gets a truck rather than an apology.
Yes — it is one of the two communities named on our trucks and one of the areas we work most. Our shop is at 32882 I-10 in Boerne, about eight miles away.
Yes, and the same crew does both. Irrigation is plumbing that lives outdoors, and here that includes the backflow assembly protecting your drinking water.
On a larger lot that is very often an underground leak — either the yard line between the meter and the house, or an irrigation lateral. Both hide well and both show on the bill first.
On stock of that age we most often see water heaters at or past end of life, original shutoff valves that no longer seat, and irrigation that was installed with the house. None of it is alarming; it is just what forty years of hard water and clay movement produces.
Yes, nights and weekends included. Shut the water off first and call — we will talk you through the shutoff on the phone if you need it.
Fair Oaks Ranch is 78015. We also cover the surrounding Boerne 78006 area and the wider Hill Country and San Antonio northside.
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
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- Bergheim, TX
- Boerne, TX
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- Comfort, TX
- Cross Mountain, TX
- Fair Oaks Ranch, TX
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- Hill Country Village, TX
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Pulliam Plumbing is a family-owned, licensed plumbing company serving Fair Oaks Ranch, 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 | Fair Oaks Ranch, TX 78015 |
|---|---|
| County | Kendall, Bexar & Comal counties |
| 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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