The plumber at your door.
Dispatch texts you a name and a photo before the truck leaves. Here’s who you might get, with every Texas license number listed so you can look them up.
On the trucks.
Luis Ortega
Founder · Master Plumber M-40271Started Six-Ten with one van in 2011 after fourteen years running service calls for someone else. Still takes the hardest slab leaks himself.
Brandon Kemp
Journeyman Plumber J-58812Drains and sewer cameras. If your main has backed up twice, Brandon is probably the one who puts the camera in it.
Andre Mitchell
Journeyman Plumber J-60437Water heaters and tankless installs. Knows every attic access hatch in Bellaire.
Licensed, every one
Texas licenses plumbers in three levels: apprentice, journeyman and master. Every Six-Ten truck has a journeyman or master plumber on it. Apprentices ride along to learn and are registered with the state, but they don’t run a call alone.
You can look up any of these license numbers on the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners website. We’d rather you check than take our word for it.
One of them can be there today.
Dispatch picks up around the clock.
The emergency plumbing site, built in seven days.
Sixteen pages: a flat-rate price board, the dispatch line on every screen, a slab-leak page written for Houston clay, and the Texas license notice where the state wants it.