Your Local Plumber in Cabot, AR

Cabot's mix of old downtown homes and new subdivisions means we see every plumbing problem imaginable. Downtown has homes from the 50s and 60s with galvanized pipes corroding and cast iron drains cracking. New subdivisions have installation mistakes and builder-grade fixtures failing early. Each requires different solutions.

Well water issues dominate Cabot service calls outside city limits. Pressure tanks fail, well pumps stop working, and sediment clogs everything. If your well pump cycles on and off rapidly, your pressure tank bladder probably failed. If you have no water at all, the pump might be burned out or you have an electrical problem at the well.

Clay soil movement cracks underground pipes in Cabot constantly. Your foundation shifts slightly every year as the ground expands when wet and contracts when dry. That movement breaks cast iron sewer lines and cracks water supply pipes. You'll see wet spots in your yard, hear running water when everything's off, or smell sewage outside.

Frozen pipes happen in Cabot winters, especially in crawl spaces and on exterior walls. Pipes freeze, then burst when they thaw, flooding your house. We insulate exposed pipes, install heat tape, and replace regular outdoor faucets with frost-free hose bibs that won't freeze.

Drainage service in Cabot handles tree roots, clay soil damage, and old pipes. Downtown area cast iron sewer lines crack and leak after 60-70 years. Newer subdivisions have PVC that lasts longer but still gets clogged with grease and debris. We clean drains, repair damaged sections, and replace full sewer lines when necessary.

Well water homes need different drain cleaning methods than city water because of sediment and mineral content. We avoid harsh chemical cleaners that damage septic systems and use mechanical methods instead. Hydro jetting works great for clearing tough clogs without chemicals.

Main line stoppages require camera inspections to see what's actually happening inside your pipes. Tree roots show up clearly on camera, as do cracks, collapses, and improper installations. Once we see the problem, we decide if we can clear it with hydro jetting or if the damaged section needs replacing.

Gas installation for appliances and outdoor spaces is growing in Cabot. People want gas ranges, tankless water heaters, and outdoor kitchens with permanent gas connections. We size and install gas lines properly, test for leaks multiple ways, and coordinate city inspections. Gas work is dangerous if done wrong - hire licensed plumbers who pull permits and do it right.

Outdoor gas installations require trenching lines underground, installing proper shutoff valves, and running lines to each appliance location. We sleeve gas lines where they go under driveways or sidewalks to protect them. Then everything gets pressure tested and inspected before we bury the lines and turn the gas on.

We work as a general contractor and remodeler on Cabot homes needing plumbing updates. Older downtown homes need complete repiping during renovations. The galvanized supply lines are corroded, the cast iron drains are cracked, and nothing meets current code. We replace everything during the remodel so you start fresh with modern PEX supply lines and PVC drains.

Bathroom additions require running new supply lines and drains from existing plumbing. We route pipes through walls, floors, or attics depending on where the new bathroom goes. Upstairs bathrooms need drains that slope properly through the floor. Basement bathrooms might need sewage ejector pumps if they're below your main sewer line.

Kitchen remodels mean relocating sinks, adding gas lines for ranges, and installing proper venting. Moving a dishwasher requires new supply and drain connections. Adding a pot filler over the stove requires running a dedicated water line. Islands with sinks need carefully planned drainage and venting to work right.

New construction additions and outbuildings need complete plumbing systems from scratch. We run water supply from your house, install drain lines that connect to your sewer, and add gas lines where needed. Permits and inspections are required for all of this - we handle the paperwork and scheduling so you don't have to deal with the city.

We coordinate with electricians, HVAC techs, framers, and finish carpenters to keep projects on schedule. Plumbing happens in phases and each phase needs to finish before the next trade can start. Rough-in plumbing gets inspected before insulation and drywall. Final plumbing happens after tile and cabinets but before trim. We manage the sequence so nothing gets delayed.