Springdale, AR
(479) 305-9107

A Plus Plumbing of NWA

Plumber in Fayetteville, AR

From historic neighborhoods near downtown to rentals around the university and newer subdivisions, Fayetteville plumbing is rarely one story. We come up from our base at 284 Ranalli Ave in Springdale with the tools to diagnose first and fix it right.

Excavation beside a house foundation exposing a repaired water line and ball valve
A water line dug out beside a foundation, repaired and fitted with a new ball valve.

Plumbing in Fayetteville

Old pipe, hard-used drains, new construction

Fayetteville mixes a university district, historic streets around downtown and a growing ring of newer subdivisions, and the plumbing behaves differently in each. We are based in Springdale at 284 Ranalli Ave and come to Fayetteville for all of it.

In older houses the pipe in the walls and under the slab is often cast iron or galvanized steel. Cast iron drains roughen inside and catch debris. Galvanized supply lines corrode from within until pressure drops and the water runs the color of rust. When several drains slow at once in a house like that, the main line is a better suspect than any single fixture, so we diagnose before we recommend a repair or a replacement.

Rentals near campus get hard use, and drains are the first place it shows. A clog that is cleared but never explained comes back, so you hear what we found and what to avoid. For a burst pipe or flooding, the first move is the main shutoff. Then call or text (479) 305-9107 and we will give you the soonest available time.

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“Adam arrived and within 5 minutes had figured out the issue and we had hot water again. This is the second time Adam has done work for me and he is always friendly and explains everything he has done and will answer any questions that you might have.”
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Fayetteville plumbing questions

Yes, Fayetteville is part of our service area. We are based in Springdale at 284 Ranalli Ave. Call or text (479) 305-9107. The office takes calls Monday to Friday, 8 to 5.

Several slow drains at once often point to the main line rather than one fixture. It can be buildup, roots or a partial blockage further down. We diagnose the cause first, then recommend the safest fix.

If it is safe, shut off the main water valve and move valuables away from the wet area. Then call or text us so we can help you stop the damage and plan the repair.