
New construction and remodels
Rough-in through trim on new builds and renovation projects, residential and commercial. Free bids on every one.
Large-scale work inside the City of Houston too.
Texas City · Galveston County
Gogle Plumbing works out of Texas City on new construction, renovations, whole-house repipes, gas lines and water heaters, on jobs the size of one fixture and jobs the size of a building.
Free bids as always
What we do
Most of it starts before there is a wall to hide it in. The rest is the day a water heater quits, or a bathroom finally gets rebuilt.

Rough-in through trim on new builds and renovation projects, residential and commercial. Free bids on every one.
Large-scale work inside the City of Houston too.
Every supply line in the house replaced, so the pressure at the far tap is the pressure at the near one.
New gas runs sized and set for a standby generator, a range or a pool heater, tested before it is buried.
Residential replacements and commercial units, including upsizing the hot main when the old one cannot keep up.
Moving and re-setting supply and drain lines so the new layout works the way it was drawn.
Faucets, toilets, hose bibbs, shut-offs and the small leaks that turn into big ones if they sit. The bid is free on these too, the same as it is on a new build.
Six kinds of work, taken from what you have posted publicly. Send us your own list and it replaces this one.
Where we work
The truck runs the mainland and the island. On Tiki Island, Gogle Plumbing is on the Village's registered contractor list, which is the list a plumber has to be on before a permit gets pulled there.
For large-scale commercial construction, Gogle Plumbing is set up to work inside the City of Houston as well.
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The four places above are the ones we could confirm from public records and from your own Facebook page. Tell us the other towns you cover, and how far out you are willing to drive, and the list finishes itself.
On the job
How it goes
One number, answered by the people doing the work. Tell us what is happening and where the property is.
We come look at the job, then price it. Free bids, as always, on a leaking hose bibb and on a full new build alike.
A date that works for the property, permits pulled where the job needs them, and the work done.
What to expect
Four things that are true of every job, whatever size it is.
You know the number before anyone opens a wall, and finding out costs nothing.
On the Village of Tiki Island's contractor list, and set up for large-scale work inside the City of Houston.
The list of work above runs from a hose bibb that will not stop dripping to piping a commercial building.
The number on this page is the one on the Village of Tiki Island's contractor list, and it rings in Texas City.
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Nothing in this box is a claim yet. These are the facts customers look for on a plumber's website, and they are the ones only you can hand us. Send them in a text message if that is easiest, and they go up as plain print, exactly as you give them.
Your Facebook page says sixteen years in Galveston County and your company has been an active Texas LLC since 2015. We did not print either number, because we would rather print the one you would stand behind.
Free bids, as always
Tell us what the job is.
(409) 933-0430Or write it down and ask for a bid instead.
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The fastest way is still the phone, especially if water is moving where it should not be. If it can wait, write it down here instead.
We designed this custom website for your business. It was built from what is already public: your Facebook page, the Village of Tiki Island contractor list, and the Texas Comptroller's record of the company.
Two of the photographs are yours, from jobs you posted publicly. The rest are licensed stock, and each of those carries the credit under it. Send us your own and they go up, or tell us to pull any of them and it comes down the same day.
There is no rating and no review count anywhere on this page, and no license number either. Nothing on the page states a fact we could not verify from a public record or from your own words.
No hours are printed, because we could not find any published anywhere. That, the license, the insurance and the years are the six dashed slots in the box above the phone number, and one message from you fills all of them.
Your address is nowhere on this page on purpose. The only address on public record is a residential one, and a plumber who drives to the work does not need a street address on his website. If you would rather it were there, say so and it goes on.