Plumber in Noonday, TX

Noonday at a glance

Noonday is a small city of 612 people (2020 census) covering about 2 square miles in Smith County. The area was settled by the 1860s and got a post office in 1880. Every resident was counted as living in a rural area in 2020.

What that means for your plumbing

Rural homes often have longer water lines, septic systems and sometimes private wells. A leak in a long buried line may only show up as a soggy patch or a jump in the bill. Read how to use your meter to find a leak.

Garden hoses and outdoor taps

Gardens are a big part of life here, and outdoor taps get heavy use. Hose bibs and buried irrigation lines are often the first things to split in a freeze. Disconnect hoses before a hard frost and cover the taps.

The Noonday Onion

Noonday is best known for the "Noonday Onion", said to be one of the sweetest onions around. To earn the name, an onion has to be grown within ten miles of Noonday, and the town celebrates with the Noonday Onion Festival each May. Where there's farming, there's often a shop, a barn or an outbuilding with its own water line, and those are easy to forget until one leaks. If an outbuilding line runs from the house, it's worth having a separate shut-off so you can isolate it in winter or when it's not in use. See emergency plumbing if a line breaks.

Plumbing services in Noonday

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