Home services in Irving, TX

Getting to know Irving

DFW International Airport borders the city on the west. Valley Ranch was developed in the 1980s and 1990s. The Elm Fork of the Trinity River runs along the east side.

The Mustangs of Las Colinas sculpture is in Williams Square. Texas Stadium stood in Irving until 2010. Clay soil moves with wet and dry spells, stressing slabs and pipes.

Spring storms can bring hail. The Toyota Music Factory is an entertainment venue in Las Colinas.

Local utilities and rules

Irving gets most of its water from Lake Chapman and Lewisville Lake. Wastewater goes to the city's sewer system, with treatment by the Trinity River Authority and Dallas. Oncor, which delivers power for the retail electric provider you choose supplies electricity, and natural gas comes from Atmos Energy. Building permits are handled by the City of Irving Inspections department.

Living with Irving homes

Much of Bear Creek and Valley Ranch filled in with ranch and tract homes after World War II, and many of those now have original water lines, panels or ducts reaching the end of their life. Summer heat is rough on AC systems and attic equipment, and a quick winter freeze can still catch exposed pipes off guard.

Las Colinas is a large planned development with offices, homes and the Mandalay Canal. Older neighborhoods near the Heritage District date from the 1950s and 1960s. Services for Irving homes include electrical work, locksmith help and plumbing, along with the rest of the list above. Same-day or next-day visits available.

This page covers all of Irving, including Valley Ranch, Plymouth Park, Hackberry Creek and Heritage District.