Masters of Disasters · Springdale, AR
Our Work: Real Jobs Across Northwest Arkansas
A look at recent jobs, from the first listening probe on a lawn to the finished bathroom. Every picture here is a Masters of Disasters job site, so you can see the craftsmanship and the care that goes into the trenches, the closets and the bathrooms. Want the process behind them? Start with leak detection or browse every service.
Finding leaks and digging lines
The work they are known for starts with listening and ends with a narrow trench. These are the leak locations, the dig sites and the lines going back into the ground.
A technician walks a lawn with an orange ground-microphone leak locator, the company van parked behind him. 
Water spraying from a broken underground line in a muddy excavation. 
A mini excavator opening a narrow trench between a house and a lattice fence. 
A deep water line trench in a back yard, with a crew member working at the bottom. 
Yellow gas line run along a long trench through a wooded lot. 
Yellow gas line laid in a trench cut through concrete beside a house. 
A yellow line in a fresh yard trench, running to a house. 
A plumber kneeling at a dug-out water meter, new fittings laid out on the lawn. 
A technician with a headlamp pulling white PEX through a trench at night. 
The view from their excavator cab down a long trench across a commercial lot. 
Under-slab plumbing rough-in on a gravel pad at dusk. 
The company van beside a mini excavator on a commercial lot.
Water heaters and gas
Tankless and tank water heaters, gas piping for kitchens, generators and pool heaters, and the utility closets where it all gets connected.
A wall-hung tankless water heater with gas flex, isolation valves and a drain pan. 
A tankless heater mounted in a utility room with black and yellow gas piping. 
A close shot of a wall-hung tankless unit reading 120F on its display. 
A tank water heater in a closet, carrying their Masters of Disasters sticker. 
A mechanical closet with a furnace and a new tankless water heater. 
A commercial kitchen gas manifold with red flex connectors under a cook line. 
A standby generator with new gas piping run along a brick wall. 
A technician at a pool heater install, with an open dig to a blue line. 
An outdoor gas fire pit on a stone patio, lit, with construction materials still around it.
Bathrooms and remodels
Finished bathrooms from the same crew that opens the trench outside, plus a laundry sink and a radiant floor heating layout waiting on its pour.
A finished primary bath with a floating double vanity, glass shower and brass fixtures. 
A finished tub and shower with large marble-look tile, a niche and matte black trim. 
A tub and shower in marble-look tile with brushed-gold trim. 
A walk-in glass shower with a rain head, linear drain and pebble floor. 
A double vanity with two pill mirrors, pendant lights and black faucets. 
A floating vanity with a round mirror, LED strips and under-cabinet glow. 
A floating double vanity with a wood slat screen and sconces. 
A crew member in a company shirt beside a finished laundry sink install. 
Radiant floor heating tubing laid in a panel grid across a slab before the pour.
Heating and air
Furnaces, packaged units and condensers set on their pads, an Armstrong Air dealer's installs, and the thermostat that carries the shop's phone number.
An Armstrong Air gas furnace and coil in a framed closet with PVC venting and duct. 
A new packaged HVAC unit set on stone beside a house. 
A packaged unit on a concrete pad under a deck. 
A new condenser on a pad along vinyl siding. 
A packaged unit set against a brick wall on a pad. 
An Armstrong Air condenser on a new pad against brick. 
An HVAC technician seated at a package unit with gauges and the panel open. 
A Honeywell Home ProSeries thermostat with a Masters of Disasters service sticker.
Free leak evaluation · Flat rate, upfront pricing
Got a job that looks like one of these?
Call the Springdale shop Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm, or send a message and describe what you are seeing. See the towns we cover on the service area page.