Cox Plumbing & Leak Detection

Cox Plumbing and Leak Detection is Northwest Arkansas's number one source for finding and repairing underground water leaks. We plumbers provide professional and quality service to our customers. At Cox Plumbing and Leak Detection, we use specialized equipment to accurately locate concealed water leaks. We may schedule an appointment, or we may be able to help you right over the phone free of charge. You're in great hands with Cox Plumbing and Leak Detection! When it comes to detecting leaks and water leak repair you can count on Cox Plumbing and Leak Detection to accurately diagnose the problem.

Cox Plumbing & Leak Detection was founded by Mindy Cox in 1988 and has been trusted and respected by homeowners and businesses in Northwest Arkansas since 1999. As an owner-operated company, you can expect to experience our registered plumbers to provide a customized and hands on approach to your plumbing problems. Cox Plumbing and Leak Detection is committed to providing unparalleled service to Northwest Arkansas. Most of our business is generated through repeat customers and referrals. We hope you'll give us the chance to show you why we are the preferred choice in Northwest Arkansas for locating water leaks.

Cox Plumbing & Leak Detection offers free no obligation estimates. This is the way it should be, right? As part of our dedication to make the water lines of NW Arkansas running optimally and to reduce water waste and save our most precious resource, we provide free estimates with help and advice most of the time right over the phone! Once your leak is located, we will provide an accurate, no obligation repair estimate. An exception to this would be if you were referred to us by another plumbing company.

A leak in a water line can skyrocket your water bill. If you've experienced an unusually high water bill, you may have a concealed leak. There are two culprits that can also contribute to a high water bill that are not associated with an underground leak. We ask that you check all toilets to be sure they aren't continually running and also the T and P (temperature and pressure) release valve on the water heater to ensure it is not stuck in the open position. These valves generally discharge at the side or back of your home.