Plumbing in Clyde, TX

Clyde at a glance

Clyde is a city of 3,811 people (2020), estimated at 4,157 in 2023, in Callahan County about 14 miles east of Abilene on Interstate 20.

What that means for your plumbing

Clyde is growing, with newer homes on slabs and older homes in town. Slab leaks and water heater replacements are common calls; see slab leak detection. New subdivisions mean many homes with modern PEX lines, which handle freezes better but still need protection.

Outside town

Homes outside city limits often use septic systems. Older homes in town may have cast iron drains that crack with age.

A boxcar station

The first settlers arrived around 1876, and Mr. Shephard built the first log cabin. R. J. Estes, who came from Fort Worth, stopped only to rest and decided to stay. The railroad started here with nothing but a boxcar for a station. Nobody is sure where the name Clyde came from, though many believe it honors a railroad crew foreman. Homes outside town benefit from a septic line check; see sewer and septic lines. Its growth along I-20 means many families commute to Abilene and want plumbing problems solved quickly.

Plumbing services in Clyde

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Also serving: Tye, Merkel, Buffalo Gap, Potosi, Hawley, Baird and all of Abilene.