Springdale, AR
(479) 305-9107

A Plus Plumbing of NWA

Plumber in Rogers, AR

From established streets and the neighborhoods near the Promenade to newer subdivisions around Pinnacle Hills, Rogers plumbing questions tend to start with water: a line that leaks, pressure that wanders, a heater that quit. We work out of 284 Ranalli Ave in Springdale.

Plumbing in Rogers

Water lines first, then pressure, then the heater

A leak in the main line between the meter and the house can hide for a long time. The signs are a wet or sunken patch in the yard, a water bill that jumped, pressure that sags, or no water at all. In Rogers that is where we like to begin: find it, dig it, repair it, or replace the run when the pipe is finished.

In newer subdivisions the pressure regulator where the water enters the house deserves a look. Banging pipes, pressure that swings from one hour to the next and a dripping relief valve usually point to it, and it is a small part that protects every fixture in the house. We measure first, replace it, then set and verify the pressure.

Hard water is the other thread. It leaves scale on fixtures and inside water heaters, and a filtration or softener system, matched to the water in your own house, protects both. When a heater does need replacing, you hear the tank and tankless options with the sizing and venting worked out before anything is ordered.

Two new electric tank water heaters side by side on drain pans in a utility room
Two new electric tank water heaters set side by side on drain pans.

Rated 4.9 from 129 Google reviews

“Adam was very professional and considerate. He did a great job installing a reverse osmosis water filter system in our kitchen. We purchased the unit ourselves, but he was very knowledgeable about how to install it and seemed to do it effortlessly. We are so happy to have found him! It really is refreshing finding someone that does their job so well when working on your home. Would recommend him hands down!”
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Rogers plumbing questions

Yes, Rogers 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.

A few causes are common: a leak in the main water line, a pressure regulator that is wearing out, or scale and corrosion in older pipe. We find which one it is before recommending a repair.

Hard water leaves scale on fixtures and water heaters, and a filtration or softener system can reduce that. The right setup depends on your water and your household, so we match the system to what you actually have.