Our Story
A Family Name on Every Job.
ADL Plumbing is built on generations of master plumbing — and one promise: treat every home like it's our own.

Family craft, born in Austin.
ADL Plumbing — "sounds like a deal" — was built the way the best trades are: handed down, one job at a time, from a master who'd seen it all to the crew who learned the craft at his side. What started as a father's reputation is now a family's promise.
That means when one of our plumbers walks into your Austin home, you're getting decades of combined, passed-down experience. The kind of instinct that comes from a thousand slab leaks and ten thousand faucets — not from a training video.
We chose to stay family-owned in a market full of call centers and franchise crews because plumbing is personal. It's your home, your water, your foundation. It deserves a name you can hold accountable — and a family that answers the phone at 2am.
Honesty. Punctuality. Workmanship.
Three values, taught around a family table and upheld on every service call.
Honesty
We tell you exactly what's wrong, what it costs, and whether you actually need it — before we pick up a tool.
Punctuality
Your time matters. We arrive in the window we promise and communicate every step of the way.
Workmanship
Code-compliant, done-once work backed by a guarantee. We don't cut corners — we square them.
Meet the Family
Arnold DeLeon
Owner
Decades on the tools, lic. #M-39228. Leads diagnostics on the toughest slab leaks and repipes.
The Crew
Journeyman Plumbers
Raised in the trade. Trained to the same exacting standard — and the same family handshake.
Austin is home, not just a territory.
We live here. Our kids go to school here. When we fix a pipe in Round Rock or a slab leak in Georgetown, we're helping neighbors — not closing a ticket. That's why we sponsor local youth sports and support Austin-area trades programs, training the next generation of plumbers the same way we learned: hands-on.
Plumbing Emergency?
We answer 24 hours. 7 days. Every day.
Burst pipe, no hot water, or a slab leak won't wait — and neither do we.
