Your Local Plumber in Little Rock, AR

The age of Little Rock homes creates specific plumbing challenges. In Hillcrest and the Heights, we constantly deal with corroded galvanized pipes that restrict water flow and eventually burst. These pipes look fine from the outside but they're rusted shut on the inside. You'll notice low water pressure, discolored water, or frequent leaks before they fail completely. Replacing old galvanized piping prevents expensive water damage.

West Little Rock and Chenal Valley have different problems. The clay soil expands when wet and contracts when dry, which shifts your foundation and cracks underground pipes. We see this most after heavy rain followed by dry spells. If your water bill suddenly jumps or you have wet spots in your yard, you probably have a broken water line. Sewer lines crack the same way, causing backups and sewage smells.

Water heaters fail constantly in Little Rock homes because of our hard water. Mineral buildup shortens their lifespan from 12 years to 8-9 years. If your water heater is making rumbling noises or taking longer to heat water, it's full of sediment and needs flushing or replacing soon.

Toilet problems are another constant issue. Running toilets waste hundreds of gallons per month and add $20-30 to your water bill. Flappers wear out, fill valves fail, and wax rings leak at the base. Most toilet repairs are simple and cheap if you catch them early.

Drainage service is huge in Little Rock because of tree roots and old pipes. The mature trees in Hillcrest and the Heights have root systems that find every crack in your sewer line. We handle everything from simple drain cleaning to full sewer line replacements. If multiple drains back up at once or you smell sewage in your yard, you need drainage service now before it gets worse. Camera inspections show exactly where the problem is so we're not guessing.

Main line stoppages happen when your sewer line clogs between your house and the street connection. Everything backs up, toilets, sinks, showers. This is an emergency that needs immediate attention. We clear the blockage and figure out why it happened so it doesn't keep coming back every few months. Sometimes it's tree roots, sometimes it's a collapsed pipe, sometimes it's just decades of buildup.

Kitchen drains clog from grease and food waste. Bathroom drains clog from hair and soap. These are simple clogs we clear in an hour or less. But if the same drain keeps clogging, that's a sign of a bigger problem downstream. We use cameras to inspect the entire drain line and find the real issue.

Gas installation is popular for outdoor kitchens in West Little Rock and Chenal Valley. Everyone wants a grill with a permanent gas line instead of dealing with propane tanks. We run gas lines for grills, outdoor fire pits, and patio heaters. It requires permits and inspections, but then you have unlimited gas and never run out mid-cookout.

Indoor gas installations include ranges, water heaters, dryers, and fireplaces. All gas work must be done by licensed plumbers and properly inspected. We size the lines correctly, pressure test everything multiple times, and only turn the gas back on when we know it's safe. Gas leaks are dangerous. Never let unlicensed contractors touch your gas lines.

We work as a general contractor and remodeler for bathroom and kitchen projects across Little Rock. The older homes need major updates - moving fixtures, replacing old pipes, and bringing everything up to current code. Cast iron drains need replacing, galvanized supply lines need updating, and vents need correcting. What looks like a simple bathroom remodel turns into a bigger project once you open the walls and see what's actually there.

Newer homes in Maumelle and Chenal want upgrades to builder-grade fixtures and layouts. Moving a kitchen island means relocating the sink drain and dishwasher connection. The drain needs proper venting or it'll gurgle and drain slow. We plan these moves carefully so everything works right the first time.

Adding a bathroom upstairs or in the basement means running new water lines and drains from your existing plumbing. This is new construction plumbing inside your existing house. We have to route pipes through walls and floors without cutting structural members. Sometimes we need to reroute things to make it work. The planning stage prevents expensive mistakes during construction.

Outdoor kitchens need complete plumbing systems. Water supply for sinks, drain lines that properly slope to your house sewer, and gas connections for grills. We coordinate with whoever's doing your concrete and structure work so the plumbing rough-in happens at the right time. Nothing worse than pouring concrete before the plumbing is in place.

We handle permits and inspections for all contractor and remodeling work. The city inspects rough-in plumbing before walls close up and final plumbing after fixtures install. If it doesn't pass, we fix it until it does. Licensed plumbers know the codes and get it right the first time.