Yes. SOS Plumbing & Rooter offers true 24/7 emergency plumbing across Central Arkansas, including nights, weekends, and holidays.

You reach a licensed professional who understands the urgency of the situation.

Burst pipes, overflowing fixtures, sewer backups, water heater failures, and major leaks are plumbing emergencies.

Turn off the main water shutoff, cut power to wet areas if safe, and call for emergency help.

Turn the shutoff valve behind the toilet clockwise, or lift the float in the tank to stop the fill.

Stop using water in the home, keep people away from sewage, and call a plumber right away.

Plumbing disasters can cause thousands of dollars in damage in just minutes, so fast shutoff and response matter.

Yes. SOS offers commercial emergency plumbing for businesses and property managers.

Yes. Leaking tanks or total loss of hot water can require urgent service.

Call (501) 941-8012 any time.

SOS Plumbing & Rooter is located at 175 Gray Road, Ward, Arkansas 72176.

SOS Plumbing's license number is 6889.

SOS has more than 15 years of professional plumbing experience.

Yes. SOS brings licensed master plumber expertise.

SOS serves Ward, North Little Rock, Sherwood, Cabot, Jacksonville, Lonoke, and communities within a 50-mile radius.

Yes. SOS is locally owned and operated in Ward and is not a franchise.

No. SOS does not outsource its work.

Call (501) 941-8012 or use the contact form.

Yes. Customers can message SOS directly through its job management system.

Plumbers in Arkansas are licensed through the Arkansas Department of Health.

SOS provides commercial drain cleaning, emergency plumbing, kitchen plumbing, leak detection, preventative maintenance, sewer line repair, shower fixtures, water heaters, and grease traps.

Yes. SOS installs commercial shower heads, mounts, and fixtures for gyms, apartments, schools, and high-traffic facilities.

Yes. SOS handles plumbing upgrades and faucet swaps for restaurants, cafeterias, and apartment complexes.

Yes. SOS works with business owners, property managers, and high-value facilities.

Commercial systems must meet code and health standards to avoid shutdowns.

Contact SOS to discuss scheduling that limits disruption.

Yes. SOS installs high-capacity commercial water heaters.

It is a schedule of inspections and service to prevent failures.

Yes. SOS serves apartments and multi-unit properties.

Call (501) 941-8012 or use the contact form.

SOS clears tough blockages in sinks, tubs, showers, and main lines to restore smooth, dependable flow.

Snaking breaks through a clog with a cable, while hydro jetting uses high-pressure water to scour the full pipe wall.

Hydro jetting is recommended for grease buildup, recurring clogs, root intrusion, and commercial lines.

A camera inspection first helps confirm the pipe can handle jetting.

Gurgling often signals a partial clog or venting problem.

Keep grease, coffee grounds, and food scraps out of the sink and run hot water after use.

Yes. Roots entering sewer lines are a common cause of main line clogs.

Clogs in commercial kitchens and restrooms can shut down operations.

Yes. SOS offers commercial drain cleaning.

Homes with trees or recurring clogs may benefit from periodic main line cleaning.

The Drinking Post is a frost-free livestock waterer that delivers fresh water at a consistent 50 degrees year-round with no electricity.

Yes. SOS Plumbing & Rooter is an authorized installer of the Drinking Post Waterer.

It works for cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, alpacas, horses, and other livestock.

No. It requires no electricity.

Yes. It helps prevent algae growth.

Yes. It is designed to be frost-free.

The Drinking Post is backed by a 5-year warranty.

Fresh, cool water encourages drinking, better digestion, and increased food intake.

Yes. It is a simple, low-maintenance solution.

Call (501) 941-8012 or request a quote online.

Yes. SOS provides gas line repair and installation.

Leave immediately, avoid sparks, and call 911 and your gas utility from outside.

Gas lines can be added for ranges, dryers, water heaters, and other appliances.

Rotten egg smell, hissing sounds, and dead vegetation over lines can signal a leak.

Yes. Pressure testing confirms gas piping is safe after installation or repair.

Gas line work often requires permits and inspection.

Yes. Older steel gas lines can corrode, especially underground.

Yes. Homes with gas appliances should have CO detectors.

Yes. Gas lines can be relocated safely by a qualified plumber.

Mistakes can cause fires, explosions, or carbon monoxide exposure.

Yes. SOS provides grease trap installation and diagnostics.

Grease traps keep fats, oils, and grease out of sewer lines and help businesses meet code.

Many restaurants need service every one to three months depending on volume.

Overflows can cause backups, odors, and health code violations.

Diagnostics find problems with flow, baffles, and connections.

Full or poorly maintained traps can cause strong odors.

Requirements vary by local rules.

Yes. Grease hardens in pipes and causes blockages.

No. Grease should be collected and disposed of properly.

Yes. Hydro jetting is effective at removing grease buildup.

SOS installs and repairs faucets, sinks, toilets, tubs, showers, and garbage disposals.

Yes. SOS supports remodels with new sinks, faucets, tubs, and piping.

Worn cartridges, washers, or seals usually cause dripping.

A worn flapper or faulty fill valve is usually to blame.

Jams and resets can often be fixed. Leaking or burned-out units need replacement.

Avoid grease, bones, fibrous vegetables, coffee grounds, and eggshells.

Mineral buildup, a failing valve cartridge, or pipe issues can reduce pressure.

Yes. SOS provides toilet repair.

Repair internal parts first. Replace cracked or constantly clogging toilets.

Yes. Touchless and upgraded faucets can be installed during service.

SOS uses advanced methods to locate hidden leaks before they cause major damage.

Warm floor spots, running water sounds, damp flooring, and high water bills can signal a slab leak.

Yes. Water under the slab can shift soil and damage the foundation.

Repairs may involve accessing the pipe under the slab or rerouting the water line.

Running toilets, hidden leaks, and slab leaks are common causes.

Turn off all water and watch the meter. Movement suggests a leak.

Yes. Hidden moisture often leads to mold growth.

Yes. SOS offers commercial leak detection.

Yes. Small leaks worsen and waste water over time.

Modern leak detection minimizes unnecessary damage by pinpointing the source.

Replace pipes with frequent leaks, corrosion, low pressure, or discolored water.

Re-piping replaces worn-out water lines with durable, long-lasting piping.

PEX and copper are common modern water supply materials.

Wet yard areas, low pressure, and high bills can signal a water line leak.

Yes. SOS provides water line repair and replacement.

Timing depends on home size and access. Many projects take a few days.

Yes. Galvanized pipes corrode inside over time, restricting flow.

Insulate exposed pipes, disconnect hoses, and drip faucets during hard freezes.

Updated plumbing can reassure buyers and inspectors.

Emergency repairs can often be made quickly to restore water.

Plumbing maintenance is regular inspection and service to prevent leaks, clogs, and failures.

An annual inspection helps catch problems early.

Yes. SOS offers commercial preventative maintenance.

Checks may include fixtures, water heaters, drains, pressure, and visible piping.

Fixing leaks and running toilets saves water.

It prevents costly shutdowns and emergency repairs.

Insulate pipes, disconnect hoses, and know your shutoff location.

Yes. High pressure strains fixtures and pipes.

SOS uses job management software for scheduling, clear billing, and direct messaging.

Call (501) 941-8012 or submit a request online.

A sewer camera inspection uses a waterproof camera to view the inside of sewer lines and pinpoint problems.

Consider an inspection for recurring backups, before buying an older home, or before sewer repairs.

Cameras can find roots, cracks, bellies, offset joints, and collapsed pipes.

Tree roots, aging pipe, shifting soil, and heavy loads can break sewer lines.

Often damaged sections can be repaired without replacing the entire line.

Many residential replacements take one to a few days depending on length and depth.

Yes. SOS handles commercial sewer line repairs and replacements to keep systems compliant and dependable.

Slow drains throughout the home, sewage odors, and soggy yard spots are warning signs.

Property owners are typically responsible for the line from the home to the public connection.

Yes. Seeing the exact problem prevents unnecessary digging and guesswork.

A sump pump removes groundwater from a basin to prevent flooding.

Yes. SOS provides sump pump services.

Pour water into the pit and make sure the pump activates and drains.

Many sump pumps last several years. Regular testing extends life.

A backup pump keeps working during power outages.

Yes. SOS provides water softener installation and repair.

A softener removes hardness minerals that cause scale.

Hard water leaves scale in pipes, fixtures, and water heaters.

Salt needs depend on usage and hardness. Check regularly.

Reducing scale helps water heaters work more efficiently.

Yes. SOS repairs and installs both tank and tankless water heaters.

Common causes include a failed element, thermostat, pilot, gas valve, or sediment buildup.

Replace units with tank leaks, repeated failures, or age over about 10 years.

Tankless units provide continuous hot water and long life but cost more upfront.

Flush sediment annually and check the anode rod.

Leaks can come from valves, connections, or a corroded tank.

Yes. SOS installs and services high-capacity commercial water heaters.

Size depends on household size and peak hot water use.

Bacteria reacting with the anode rod can cause a sulfur smell.

Yes. Newer units and tankless systems can improve efficiency.