Questions we get asked every day

Yes. (833) 435-9778 reaches live dispatch at any hour, on weekends and holidays included. Emergency plumbing does not keep office hours, so neither does the phone.

It depends entirely on the job, which is why we quote a flat price for the specific work before starting rather than running an hourly meter. You hear the total, then decide.

We cover cities and towns across the state — several hundred of them are listed on our service area page. If your town is not listed, call and ask.

After-hours calls are quoted up front, so whatever the rate is, you know it before any work begins. Nothing gets added to the invoice afterward.

Same-day appointments are usually available for scheduled work, and active emergencies are dispatched immediately. Call and we will give you a real window.

Yes — restaurants, offices, retail, churches, clinics and warehouses. Commercial work is usually scheduled around trading hours so the business stays open.

For anything leaking, shut off the main water valve. For a gas smell, leave the building first and call from outside. For a sewer backup, stop using water in the house until we arrive.

We do. Lighting installation is part of what we offer alongside plumbing, and it is booked on the same number.

Anything actively causing damage that you cannot stop, any gas smell, sewage entering the house, or water near electrical equipment. If you can isolate it with a valve, it can usually wait until morning and save you an after-hours rate.

Yes. We work with landlords, property managers and businesses across Arkansas, deal with tenants directly where that helps, and invoice the owner or manager.

It is usually where the supply line enters the house — near the water heater, in a crawl space, in a garage or utility closet — or at the meter box near the street. It is worth finding today rather than during an emergency.