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Peter Paul's Plumbing

Twenty-first on our list of 26 · 4.7(110 Google reviews) · Based in White Oak

Peter Paul's Plumbing

Peter Saccoccio holds its master plumber license. Licensed since 2008.

The record

TSBPE license
38658, currentMaster plumber: Peter Saccoccio
Licensed since
Jun 2008
Insurance on file
Through Apr 2027
Open 24 hours
No · Closed, Opens 8 AM Mon
Google
4.7(110)as of 2 Oct 2026
On the register as
PETER PAULS PLUMBING
Its own website
peterpaulsplumbing.com

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Reviews

“Both plumbers were very courteous and easy to talk to about my plumbing problem. They fixed it in about an hour and did a professional job.…”
— Billy B., about Peter Paul's Plumbing, Google review, ~Jul 2026
“Prompt replies and response from the office and the job was completed timely and done expertly. Would highly recommend!”
— vicky k., about Peter Paul's Plumbing, Google review, ~Apr 2026
“I am super pleased with the work and professionalism with my Water Heater replacement. The crew was super knowledgeable, courteous,and great to talk with.…”
— james w., about Peter Paul's Plumbing, Google review, ~Feb 2026

All its reviews on Google

Services

Water heaters · Sewer lines · Gas lines · Toilets · Faucets

As listed on its Google profile.

How we matched this profile

We matched its Google profile to TSBPE license 38658 on the state register: the phone number on its Google profile is the one on the license record.

Its score, which sets its place on the list: 65.1 of 100 (how we pick).

Check them yourself
  • Get the license number. Ask for the Responsible Master Plumber license number (this company’s is 38658) and search it on tsbpe.texas.gov with the Public License Search.
  • Check that it is current, and the insurance date. The register shows both; we read it on 2 Oct 2026.
  • Ask to see the license. Texas plumbing license holders must carry their license or registration while doing plumbing, so you can ask to see it.
  • Permits. Ask about permits. Texas cities that regulate plumbing must require a permit except for listed minor jobs: repairing leaks and replacing faucets, ballcocks, water control valves, garbage disposals, or toilets.
  • Get the price in writing before any work starts.

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