Plumber in Hallsville

Hallsville at a glance

Hallsville is a city in western Harrison County on U.S. Highway 80, about 10 miles east of Longview and 13 miles west of Marshall. Its population grew from 2,772 in 2000 to 4,277 at the 2020 census.

What that means for your plumbing

A town that has grown that quickly has plenty of newer homes alongside older ones. New construction can still have problems, such as loose fittings behind the washer or a water heater installed without an expansion tank. A quick check after you move in catches these early; see water heater service.

Out past the city limits

Some homes around Hallsville sit on larger lots outside town, where private wells and septic systems are more common than in the city. If your water comes from a well, a failing pressure switch or tank can look like a plumbing leak. Tell the plumber how your home gets its water and where waste goes.

Humid summers, mild winters

Hallsville has a humid subtropical climate, with hot, humid summers and generally mild to cool winters. That mild pattern means many houses aren't built with freezes in mind, so outdoor taps, attic lines and pipes in exterior walls can be caught out when a hard freeze does arrive. The city is served by Hallsville Independent School District, and much of its growth has come from families wanting a smaller town close to Longview. Before winter, disconnect hoses, insulate exposed pipe and know where your main shut-off is. Our freeze guide has a short checklist.