Plumbers in North Little Rock

Toilets that keep running, heaters near the end of their life, drains that back up and leaks that are hard to locate can all be reported to Plumbers of Little Rock from a North Little Rock address.

Out of every 100 homes in North Little Rock, about 59 were built before 1980 and about 23 before 1960. The median year, 1975, is three years earlier than Little Rock’s, and we keep that age in mind on each call.

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Houses from the 1970s

If your house dates from around 1970, the water heater in it may already be a replacement. The label on the tank holds a serial number, and our water heater age by serial number tool converts it to a build year.

A fixture put in during the 1970s may be on its second or third set of parts. Look for a stained cabinet floor or a spout that drips after the water is off, and if you find either, book fixture repair before a leak below the vanity grows unseen.

Reservoir supply, house repairs

North Little Rock is on the same list as Little Rock, since the US Geological Survey names Lakes Maumelle and Winona as the reservoirs for both areas. Once the water is inside your house, the valves, pipes and fixtures are ours to repair.

Freezing nights in North Little Rock

Lows of 32°F or less turned up on about 52 days a year in the 2015 to 2024 readings, with a January average close to 31°F. Tell the pipe freeze risk checker where your pipes run and it scores your setup.

Frequently asked questions

Is a thirty-year-old tank worth fixing?

It can be. When the shell is sound and one part has failed, a repair makes sense. We examine the tank first and give you a straight answer.

What does a camera inspection show?

Footage from the cleanout reveals the inside of the sewer line, with roots, sags, cracks and breaks marked by how far along the pipe they sit.

Conway has its own page, and the home page links every service.

Get your quote by phone

Tell us what has gone wrong at your North Little Rock home and which room it is in. We price the work for free, and you decide whether to go ahead.

Call (855) 321-3426
Call (855) 321-3426