Specialties
Worry Knot Plumbing: Transparent Water Heater Installation
Nobody likes surprise charges — especially with something as important as a water heater installation.
At Worry Knot Plumbing, we believe in being upfront from the start. Our standard water heater installation price is $2,517.08, which includes standard code upgrades and commonly recommended items many homeowners need.
Included with standard installation:
• City permit and inspection scheduling
• New drain pan
• New water supply flex lines
• Sediment trap cleaned, replaced, or installed
• Gas flex line
• Expansion tank, if needed
• Ball valve water shut off, as needed/recommended
• ¼ turn gas shut off valve, as needed
• Flood stop installation, if needed/recommended
Possible additional costs may include:
• Flue replacement or upgrade, uncommon
• New T&P or drain pan line installed to exit the home
• Water heater not on ground floor, price varies
• Water heater stand / 18" platform, uncommon
• Electrical shut off at water heater or lockout at breaker box
• Any upgrades or repairs not listed above
Our goal is simple: no surprise fees, no runaround — just quality work from licensed, insured professionals.
We also offer a $50 discount for military, police, fire, EMT, and teachers, along with no after-hour fees for those customers.
Serving Fort Worth, Dallas, and the DFW area.
Worry Knot — we’re here for you!
469.321.6189
Honest Service • Reasonable Rates
Licensed • Insured • TSBPE Regulated
RMP #42175
History
Established in 2020.
As a kid, I remember hearing my dad say, “I work at Local 100 Plumbers...” and as you can probably guess, I never listened to the entire statement. My path led me to become a plumber “like my dad,” only to later find out he was actually a fitter. Remember, even your heroes are human and fallible. Ha-ha.
From the first few weeks of working in the 1990s, I decided I wanted to own a plumbing company. I used to say that by the age of 30, I would have a company up and going, and I was adamant about it.
Well, here we are — a little later than predicted, but it’s here.