Aging galvanized pipe, shifting ground, tree roots, and freeze damage all take a toll on main lines. We pinpoint the leak or break, explain your repair or replacement options, and get clean water flowing again. With 40-plus years serving Hot Springs, David Bowen and his team know the local ground and how to work around it.
What’s included
- Repairs for leaks, breaks, and pressure loss
- Accurate leak location to limit digging
- Handles aging galvanized, copper, and PEX lines
- Clear repair-versus-replace guidance
- Serving Hot Springs and nearby towns since 1985
Frequently asked questions
How can I tell if my main water line is leaking?
Warning signs include a spike in your water bill, low pressure at every fixture, soggy or unusually green patches in the yard, or the sound of running water when everything is off. If you notice these around your Hot Springs home, call us and we will locate the leak before it undermines your foundation or driveway.
Do you have to tear up my whole yard?
Not usually. We locate the exact spot first so we only dig where we need to. Depending on the pipe and the damage, spot repairs are often possible. If the whole line needs replacing, we lay out the least disruptive path and restore the area as neatly as we can when we finish.
Is the main water line my responsibility or the city's?
In most cases, the line from the meter to your house is the homeowner's responsibility, while the city handles the portion up to the meter. If you are unsure where your issue falls, we can help you figure it out and take care of the repair on your side of the meter.
