Burst pipes, frozen lines, sewage backups and leaks, answered 24/7 by licensed Bear plumbers anywhere in Northwest Arkansas.
Then call. A person answers, any hour, and can talk you through the shutoff while a plumber is on the way.
Close the main shutoff, usually where the line enters the house in a basement, crawlspace, garage or utility room. For a single fixture, its own valve may be enough.
If water is near outlets or appliances, turn off power at the panel only if you can reach it without standing in water.
Get electronics, rugs, papers and valuables out of the wet area if it is safe to do so.
Take photos and video of the water, the source and the damage before cleanup starts. Your insurance claim will need them.
Leave the house without switching lights or appliances on or off, then call your gas utility or 911 from outside. Call us once you are safe.
Usually where the water line enters the house. Some homes also have one outside near the meter. Tell us when you call and we will help you find it.
479-321-1313 →The calls that cannot wait. Each one gets a licensed plumber, a clear price before work starts, and help with the water damage if it has already spread.

Licensed plumbers answered 24/7 for anything that cannot wait.
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Thawing pipes safely, and repairing the ones that split.
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Clearing the line and cleaning up when sewage backs into the house.
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Finding the leak, stopping it and fixing the pipe, hidden leaks included.
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The first minutes decide how far the water spreads. Shutoff, power, photos, then the call.
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If you are unsure, call. A person answers and will tell you honestly whether it can wait until morning.
Bear is a plumbing company and a restoration company. One team stops the leak, dries the house and rebuilds what the water touched, with one point of contact.
EPA guidance: dry water-damaged areas and materials within 24 to 48 hours to help prevent mold growth.
Plain-language guides for the moments that matter most: what is happening, what to do now and when to call.
Rated 4.9 on Google across 76 reviews. When something breaks at night or on a weekend, customers remember who picked up the phone.
Read all reviews →“A pipe burst in our attic at 1:30 AM… Mike answered my call immediately and walked us through the emergency steps. By morning he and JP had navigated ice-covered hills to reach our door.”
“Had my first insurance claim for a major plumbing leak and Bear was the only one to answer the phone over the weekend. One of their plumbers, Tim, was very informative and definitely knew what he was doing.”
“After spending $330 with another company and being left with a still clogged drain… Bear had it cleared for less than half. Highly recommend.”
Often, yes. If a faucet gives little or no water in freezing weather, a pipe is probably frozen. Leave the faucet open, never use an open flame to thaw it, and call. If the pipe has already split, shut off the main before it thaws.
Yes. Sewage carries bacteria and should not sit in the house. Keep people and pets away from it, stop using water and drains, and call so we can clear the line and clean up safely.
Usually where the water line enters the house: a basement wall, crawlspace, garage or utility room. Some homes also have a shutoff outside near the meter. If you cannot find it, tell us when you call and we will help.
Water damage from a sudden burst is typically covered. Repairing the pipe itself often is not. We document the damage from the first visit so your claim is decided on evidence.
Yes. Bear is also a restoration company. The same team that fixes the pipe can dry, repair and rebuild what the water touched.
Yes. A licensed plumber finds the problem and explains your options and pricing up front. You approve the price before work begins.
Answered 24/7 from Bentonville, with licensed plumbers across Benton and Washington counties.