Plumbing Services Villa Rica, GA

We responded to our customer in Villa Rica, GA after they reported a leak under the kitchen sink. Upon inspection, we found the dishwasher drain line was not properly connected, causing water to leak during use. We secured and reconnected the drain line to restore proper drainage. After completing the repair, we ran water and tested for leak free operation. The kitchen sink area is now functioning correctly with no leaks.

We responded to our customer in Villa Rica, GA after countertop replacement required reconnecting the kitchen plumbing. We reconnected the kitchen sink drain lines and installed a customer supplied kitchen faucet. All water and drain connections were properly secured during installation. After completing the work, we ran water and tested for proper, leak free operation.

Bathroom Sink & Faucet Repair: Dispatched to repair a bathroom sink leaking underneath during use. Inspected the P-trap and supply lines, finding a worn gasket and loose compression fittings. Replaced faulty components, resealed all connections, and tested for leaks under full flow. Sink now operates cleanly with no water loss.

Drain Cleaning Service: Responded to a home experiencing slow drainage across multiple bathroom fixtures. Used professional drain cleaning equipment to remove buildup within the branch lines and flushed the system thoroughly. Tested all fixtures simultaneously to ensure proper flow and confirmed drainage issues were fully resolved.

We responded to our customer in Villa Rica, GA after they reported a sewer leak near the stairs. Upon inspection, we found a hole in the main sewer line underneath the stairs. We repaired the damaged section of the drain pipe to stop the leak and restore proper drainage. After completing the repair, we tested the system for leak free operation. The sewer line is now functioning properly with no leaks.

Kitchen Plumbing Installation: Home remodel required installation of new kitchen plumbing for a sink and dishwasher. Ran new supply lines from existing connections, installed a modern pull-down faucet, connected dishwasher water supply and drain, and verified secure fittings. Flushed the system to remove air and debris, tested full-flow operation, checked for leaks, and confirmed consistent pressure across all fixtures.

Leak Repair Service: Responded to a suspected slab leak after the homeowner noticed damp spots and low water pressure in the kitchen. Conducted pressure testing and used thermal imaging to locate the leak beneath the concrete slab. Isolated the affected line, excavated minimally, and installed durable piping with secure fittings. Re-pressurized the system, verified water flow at all outlets, and confirmed the leak was fully resolved. Provided guidance on monitoring for future slab-related issues.

We responded to our customer in Villa Rica, GA to complete a kitchen plumbing upgrade. We installed a new kitchen faucet and Badger 5 garbage disposal, securing all water and drain connections. Once the installation was completed, we ran water and tested everything for proper, leak free operation. The faucet and disposal are now functioning correctly and ready for daily use.

Drain Cleaning: The homeowner experienced slow drainage and intermittent backups from the kitchen drains. Inspection showed food debris and mineral scale restricting the drain piping. A full drain cleaning was performed using hydro-jetting equipment to clear obstructions and scrub the interior pipe walls. After service, all drains were tested and confirmed to be flowing normally.

Backflow Prevention Maintenance: At a commercial property, a scheduled inspection and service of the backflow prevention system was completed. Each device was tested for proper operation and regulatory compliance. Worn internal parts were replaced, components were cleaned, and valve settings were adjusted as needed. Final testing confirmed protection of the potable water supply and certification documentation was completed.

We responded to our customer to replace their existing faucet in the master bathroom with a new eight inch spread faucet that our customer supplied. Upon arrival, we removed the old faucet, and then installed the new faucet and properly aligned it to the sink. We also installed a new pop up drain assembly to ensure smooth operation and proper sealing. Also new thirty inch stainless steel braided supply lines were added to provide a secure and reliable water connection. All fittings were tightened and sealed to prevent future leaks. Once the installation was completed, we turned the water back on and tested the faucet and drain for proper operation. Everything is now functioning correctly and is leak free.

Backflow Prevention System Maintenance Service: At a commercial property, I performed a scheduled inspection and maintenance service on the backflow prevention system. Each device was tested to verify proper operation and compliance with local regulations. I replaced worn internal components, cleaned the assemblies, and recalibrated the valves as needed. Upon completion, I confirmed the system was functioning correctly to prevent contamination of the potable water supply and completed certification documentation for regulatory compliance.

We responded to our customer home after they reported a water stain on the bathroom ceiling. Upon arrival, we inspected the area then cut open the affected drywall to inspect further the plumbing above. We thoroughly checked all visible water supply lines, drain lines, and fittings in the ceiling cavity and attic space for any active leaks or signs of moisture. During our inspection, we discovered that the staining was caused by shoe holes from foot traffic in the attic that penetrated the ceiling drywall, not a plumbing failure. There was no evidence of leaking pipes, condensation, or drain issues at this time. We confirmed that all components were dry and operating as intended. We reviewed this with our customer and advised that the damage is structural in nature rather than plumbing related. At this time, no plumbing repairs are needed.

Frozen Pipe Repair: During extreme cold, a homeowner lost water to part of their house. I located a frozen section behind an uninsulated exterior wall, safely thawed the pipe, repaired a small split from ice expansion, and added insulation to help prevent future freezing issues.

We responded to our customers home after they experienced multiple drains backing up and slow drainage throughout the house, indicating an issue with the main sewer line. After evaluating the plumbing system, we accessed the main sewer cleanout to diagnose the problem. Using professional drain cleaning equipment, we cleared accumulated debris and build up that was restricting proper waste flow. The sewer line was thoroughly cleaned to restore normal drainage and prevent further backups. Once the cleaning was completed, we ran water at several fixtures to verify proper flow and confirm the blockage was fully removed. We also inspected the sewer line for any visible signs of damage or additional concerns.

We responded to our customers home for a water leak under the kitchen sink, which continued even when the main water was turned off. Upon arrival, we performed a thorough plumbing inspection to identify the source of the leak. Our evaluation revealed that the dishwasher shut off valve was defective and allowing water to seep through. The existing valve was worn down and no longer sealing properly. We removed the faulty valve and installed a new dishwasher shut off valve to restore proper control of water supply. After completing the repair, we turned the water back on and tested the system for leak free operation.

We responded to our customer after their kitchen remodel was completed and they needed the kitchen sink and all related plumbing connections installed. Once onsite, we set the sink, installed the faucet, garbage disposal, and drain assembly, and reconnected the hot and cold water supply lines. We also installed a new P-trap and basket strainers. Once all components were secured, we tested for leak free operation and pressure.

We responded to our customer to prepare the kitchen plumbing for the upcoming cabinet installation. Once on site, we located the existing kitchen water lines and cut an extended them to match the new cabinet layout. These extensions bring the hot and cold water lines higher on the wall, ensuring proper clearance and easy access once the cabinets are installed. After making the adjustments, we securely capped the water lines to keep the system sealed and prevent any leaks during the remodel. We also rebuilt two exterior hose bibs that were worn and no longer functioning as intended. This included replacing key internal components to restore proper flow and reliable shut off. With all the work completed, the plumbing is now updated and ready for the next step of the renovation process.

Responded to customers home for a whistling nose coming from the pipes in high water pressure from the fixtures. After evaluation, we determined there is a whistling noise when water is ran but mostly the noise is coming from the master bathroom. After investigating, we found the pressure reducing valve directly underneath the master bathroom where the whistling is coming from. There's also a thermal expansion tank at the water heater as well as an older expansion tank near the pressure reducing valve. The second thermal expansion tank is unnecessary. We will cut it out and cap the water line. Still determined high pressure from inoperable pressure reducing valve (PRV). We removed the existing PRV and furnished and installed a pressure regulator valve to resolve all issues.

Our customer reached out to us after they noticed water dripping into the basement ceiling below the kitchen area. After evaluation, we determined there was no plumbing located above the leak in that section of the kitchen. Upon further investigation, we discovered the leak was caused from a watermelon that had gone bad and had started leaking fluids through the kitchen floor and into the basement.

We responded to our customers home after they reported loud banging and knocking noises coming from the pipes. Once on site, after performing a full evaluation, we found that the homes water pressure was extremely high measuring over 140 PSI. Excessive water pressure can cause water hammer, noisy pipes, and long term damage to plumbing fixtures. We installed a new pressure reducing valve (PRV) to regulate the homes water pressure to a steady level. Once the new PRV was installed and tested, the pipe banging stopped completely, and the plumbing system was operating quietly and efficiently.

We responded to our customer after they contacted us to replace their existing garbage disposal. The current disposal was no longer functioning and only produced a humming sound, which typically indicates a jammed propeller or failing motor. Once on site, we evaluated the unit, attempted a full reset, and tried to clear the disposal manually using proper safety procedures. Despite these efforts, the disposal could not achieve proper operation, confirming internal mechanical failure. We disconnected the old unit, inspected the sink flange, discharge line, and dishwasher connection to ensure everything was in good condition. A new garbage disposal was installed, securely mounted, and connected to the existing plumbing. After installation, we ran water, tested the disposal under load, and verified leak free operation at all seals and connections.

We responded to our customers home due to an occasional stoppage occurring in the master bathroom. Once on site, we performed a full drainage assessment and ran water through both bathroom plumbing systems to try to recreate the blockage. We filled the bathtub, flushed the toilets, and ran all lavatory faucets to place the drain lines under normal operating load. Throughout testing, the fixtures, p-traps, and drain piping all showed proper flow with no signs of backup. We also listened for gurgling, checked venting at fixtures, and inspected the main bathroom drain line. After multiple tests, we were unable to recreate the stoppage, and everything is is currently draining correctly with no issues. At this time, the drainage system is operating as it should, but we advised our customer to monitor the fixtures and call us if the stoppage returns.

Responded to customer's home for an emergency sewage backup. The toilet had stopped up and overflowed onto the floor with sewage. We were able to perform a drain cleaning by running the large sewer machine through the sewer cleanout outside of the home instead of going through the toilet access point. Once the blockage was cleared, we performed a camera inspection to ensure the line was clear and to determine the cause of the blockage. We found the builder had installed an improper fitting under the floor for the toilet which is steadily catching paper and solids as it goes through. Home is less than a year old so customer is going to reach out to builder to determine if they will help correct the issue against code. Sewer line is flowing as should at this time.

We responded to our customers home for ongoing toilet issues, as both toilets were leaking at the base. After evaluating the situation, we found that one toilet also had additional age related issues, and because of the height differences with newer models, the customer chose to purchase a new toilet for replacement. Once on site, we confirmed that the wax rings under both toilets were failing, causing water to leak during flushing. We removed the existing toilet in the master bath and installed the new toilet the customer had purchased. For the second toilet, we pulled the unit, replaced the old wax ring, and reset it securely to create a proper seal. After reinstalling both fixtures, we tested each toilet for stability and leak free operation.