Plumber in Hideaway, TX

Hideaway at a glance

Hideaway is a residential city and gated community in Smith County with 3,201 residents at the 2020 census. Developer James Fair planned it in 1967 as "Hide-A-Way Lake", with about 1,350 acres and 1,944 residential lots.

What that means for your plumbing

Many homes here date from the late 1960s onward, so some are now 40 to 55 years old. Original water heaters are long gone, but older supply lines, shut-off valves and drain lines may never have been replaced. If you see rust at fittings or valves that won't turn, see repiping.

Planning for easier living

Hideaway's median age was 62.8 in 2020, one of the highest in Texas, and 46.4% of residents were 65 or older. Comfort-height toilets, grab-bar-ready showers and anti-scald valves are common requests. See toilets, faucets and fixtures.

From plantation land to a lake club

The land was once part of the plantation of Texas governor Richard B. Hubbard. Fair bought and developed it in 1967, and for decades the homeowners' association and the Hideaway Lake Club ran the community side by side. In 2000 the two merged into a municipal corporation. Students here attend Lindale ISD schools. Because the community is gated, mention the gate access and any HOA rules in your request so the plumber can arrive without delay. Long trips away are common here too, so shutting off the main water before you go is a simple way to avoid a flood while the house is empty.

Plumbing services in Hideaway

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3. The plumber confirms the price with you before starting work.

Also serving: Whitehouse, Lindale, Bullard, Chandler, Noonday, Troup and all of Tyler.