Plumber Ranked

Gladewater plumbers inside the city, ranked by points

Every plumbing company we found based in the city, with its license status, scored out of 100 on the same public signals. Nobody can pay to rank.

4 listed3 licensed3 insured4 shown

City of Gladewater along its principal cities, schematic: 4 inside Gladewater.GladewaterLongview4 in the city
City of Gladewater, schematic: 38 licensed plumbing companies list a business address in Gregg County, 15 in Harrison County, 13 in Upshur County, 7 in Rusk County, 6 in other counties. 4 inside Gladewater.Gregg38Harrison15Upshur13Rusk7Other counties6Gladewater4Longview
Schematic, not to scale. 75 more in the Longview area.Schematic, not to scale. Companies by county of business address; 4 list one inside the City of Gladewater.

Ranked by points

1–4 of 4

One city inside the Longview area list of 79, compared within the city. Points out of 100 from three public signals, up to 33.3 each. We match by license number, phone and registered name, and a business can hold its license under another name. Ask for the license number and check it with the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners. How the points work

  1. 1

    JLB Plumbing

    • Not measured
    • Rating
    • Insured, 33 of 33 points

    76of 100

  2. 2

    King Plumbing

    • Not shown
    • Not measured
    • Insured, 33 of 33 points

    72of 100

  3. 3

    Serviceproz

    Licensed as Argyle Mechanical Services

    • Not shown
    • Not measured
    • Insured, 33 of 33 points

    64of 100

  1. 4

    Serviceproz

    Not matched to a current Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners license (file of Oct 14, 2026)

    • Not measured
    • Highly rated
    • Insured: not on file, the list's middle, 33 of 33 points

    63of 100

All 79 in the Longview area

Where all 4 sit

Points of all 4 licensed plumbing companies in City of Gladewater: from 63 to 76, median 68. The 4 on this page score 63 to 76.Shown here, 63–76median 680255075100points out of 100, one dot per company
Every company on this list, by points. Median 68.

How the points work

  1. Experience33.3

    Years licensed or years registered with the state, whichever is longer.

  2. Insured33.3

    Insurance on file with the state board that hasn't lapsed.

  3. Rating33.3

    Public ratings, pulled toward the average when there are few. Shown only as “Highly rated”, and only where the rating matches the company by its phone or its own city.

  4. Points100

Numbers are compared with the other companies on this list, so the biggest firm can't run away with a signal. A company the data doesn't cover gets the list's middle score for that signal, not zero.

Paid placements0

Licenses from the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners, file of Oct 14, 2026. Ask for the license number and check it with the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners. A license can lapse after this page was built. Full method

Shut the water off Cierre el agua

Water utility emergenciesCall the emergency number printed on your water bill.

  1. Close your own shut-off valve first.It's often where the water line enters the house, or in the meter box on your side of the meter.
  2. Can't find it, or it won't close?Call your water utility. Many can shut the water off at the meter.
Meter box, from street to house: the utility valve, the meter, then your valve. Use your valve first.streethouse2Utility valvemeter1Your valve

What applies in Gladewater

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To file a complaint with the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners, a PDF version of the General Complaint Form can be downloaded.

Texas homestead owners

A property owner is not required to be licensed to perform plumbing in their homestead.

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Sources

Licenses as of the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners' file of Oct 14, 2026, checked again on the day this page is published. We approved this source on Sep 25, 2026; companies are listed automatically, not reviewed one by one. The order also uses the City of Austin, Development Services Department's Issued Construction Permits (plumbing permits) of Oct 23, 2026, matched to each company by its name on its permits (in this metro). The order also uses the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts' Active Franchise Taxpayers (Texas Open Data Portal) of Oct 15, 2026, matched to each company by its registered name and location. Companies found in the Overture Maps Foundation's places, release 2026-10-21.0, are listed automatically, not reviewed one by one; we approved this source on Oct 21, 2026.