Plumbing services by Four Stars Plumbing Co. in Carrollton, Texas

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Four Stars Plumbing Co. Working Hours & Phone & Addresses

	Address:	2407 Pecan St, Carrollton, TX 75010, United States
	Phone:	19723069300
	Website:	https://www.fourstarsplumbing.com
	Department's Webpage:	https://www.fourstarsplumbing.com/
	Working Hours:	Sunday: Closed Monday: 7AM-4PM Tuesday: 7AM-4PM Wednesday: 7AM-4PM Thursday: 7AM-4PM Friday: 7AM-4PM Saturday: Closed

Latest Testimonials
Avijit Nayek	Recently I called them for fixing dipping for my outdoor faucet. They came next day and fixed the problem. I was happy with the service. Jim was really good, he helped me to change the vacuum cap for the other facut.
Marc Blankenship	Locally owned. Reasonable and they do quality work that is right the first time. Heavily recommend 4 Stars Plumbing and will continue to use them in the future.
Jeff F	I'd go elsewhere for a slab leak, these guys had a hard time locating what was a very audible leak...ended up tunneling about 20ft to the left when the leak was always about 6ft to the right. Of course they found some marginal things along the way, so it was all on my dime. Going in from the foundation vs through the floor seems like a good idea until you realize how crude the detection method is. The sub-floor reroutes reduced the hot water flow...still annoying a year later.

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