Clark Stephens in Forrest City, AR, 72335 - Plumbing Drain and Sewer Cleaning

Business Name : Clark Stephens

Address : 1445 Sfc 811

Phone Number : (870) 633-5510

Website : Visit Here

Category : Plumbing Drain and Sewer Cleaning

Year founder : 1985

Location type : Single Location

Annual Revenue (In Thousands) : $50.000 to $99.999

SIC : 7699

NAICS : 562991

Industry : Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services

You can be confident in the reliability of a Clark Stephens plumber when you choose to hire them. We will not try to entice you with a cheap price that then double or triplicate it. We stand behind our work 100%, and we're proud of our history and our reputation.

Clark Stephens provides 24/7 emergency assistance to make your life easier. These services include sewer and drain cleaning, all types of plumbing repair, replacing and installing plumbing parts as well as products and services to the Residential Commercial, Industrial, and Residential market.

Our Clark Stephens plumbers handle all phases of commercial and residential plumbing work -- we offer services to Forrest City, AR Area residential customers regularly. Our Clark Stephens plumbers are well-trained professional, well-dressed, uniformed and insured. We are able to handle any kind of residential plumbing projects either whether they are major or minor.

We know that plumbing emergencies are enough of a problem without having to deal with a rude repairman or customer service representative. We provide a friendly voice, friendly calls and a straightforward process. We will make your emergency a priority for us. We will schedule service as quickly as possible to address your issue.

Our plumbers behave exactly the same, treating your home with respect and care. Before they enter your home we use the shoes we wear and clean our feet using our own pads. We'll provide you with an honest appraisal of the plumbing problem and the price to correct it. Our prices are flat-rate and in advance, meaning you don't have to worry about the possibility of increasing prices as the job progresses.