Plumbing Services In Dallas, GA

We replaced both hot and cold stems on the master shower. once replacement was completed, we turned the water on to check for leaks and then caulked the trim.

We where called out for a stopped up toilet. Angered and cleared stoppage.

We replaced an 80gal electric water heater with a Rinnai tankless water heater.

We responded to our customers home after they reported that the master shower was not producing hot water. Once on site, we inspected the shower valve and determined the cartridge had failed and was preventing proper temperature control. We shut off the water supply and removed the existing cartridge from the valve body. A new cartridge was installed to restore proper hot and cold water mixing. After completing the repair, we reassembled the trim and applied fresh caulk to create a clean, water tight seal. We then turned the water back on and tested the shower for proper temperature and flow. The master shower is now functioning correctly and providing consistent hot water.

We responded to our customers home after a leak was discovered in the main water line at the foundation wall. Once on site, we inspected the area and confirmed the pipe was leaking where it passed through the concrete. We shut off the main water supply and cut out the damaged section of the pipe going through the foundation. A new section of water line was installed and securely reconnected to restore proper flow. After completing the repair, we turned the water back on and tested the line to ensure it was leak free. To finish the job, we sealed the foundation penetration with hydraulic cement to help prevent future water intrusion.

Kitchen Plumbing Remodeling Service: During a kitchen remodel, the client needed updated plumbing for a relocated sink, and garbage disposal. I rerouted water lines and drainpipes, installed new shutoff valves, set the fixtures in place, and performed a complete system test to ensure reliable, leak-free operation.

Bathroom Plumbing Repair: The homeowner complained that their bathroom sinks barely produced water. I discovered a heavily clogged aerator combined with partial mineral blockage in the supply line. After cleaning the aerator, clearing the buildup, and flushing the line, the sink returned to full, steady pressure.

Hydro Jetting Service: A client dealing with recurring sewer backups requested a long-term solution. I performed a high-pressure hydro jetting of the main line, removing grease, sludge, and early root growth. Afterward, I re-inspected the line to confirm full pipe capacity and unobstructed flow.

Toilet Replacement: The homeowner’s toilet was constantly clogging and running due to worn internal components and an outdated design. I removed the old unit, inspected the flange, installed a modern, water-saving toilet, replaced the wax ring, and ensured a secure seal and steady flush performance.

Pipe Repair Service: After discovering wet spots on their ceiling, the homeowner contacted me for an urgent leak. I traced the issue to a pinhole rupture in a corroded copper pipe caused by long-term mineral buildup. I removed the damaged section, installed new piping, reinforced nearby joints, and confirmed the system was leak-free.

Water Heater Installation: A homeowner needed a replacement after their aging heater struggled to maintain temperature and showed signs of tank corrosion. I assessed their hot water usage, installed a high-efficiency model with proper venting, connected new supply lines, and tested the system to ensure consistent, reliable hot water throughout the home.

We responded to our customer after reports of water appearing on the floor and concerns of a possible hidden plumbing leak. Upon arrival, we performed a thorough inspection and cut sections of the sheetrock to access the affected area and check visible water lines. During our evaluation, we determined that the active water leak is originating from underneath the concrete slab and is surfacing through the pipe penetrations. Due to the location of the leak, this is classified as a slab leak and could not be visually located without specialized equipment. At this time, professional leak detection is required to accurately pinpoint the source of the leak. Once leak detection is completed, we will be able to provide an accurate estimate repair.

We responded to our customer regarding a leak underneath the sink caused by a loose p-trap connection. Upon arrival, we inspected the drain assembly and slip joint fittings, we identified the source of the leak and properly realigned and tightened the connection. We secured the fittings and ensured the trap was correctly seated to prevent future water leaks and drain backups. Once the repair was completed, we ran water through the drain line to test proper flow. All connections were checked for leak free operation and proper drainage performance.

We responded to our customer due to issues with their kitchen sink garbage disposal not operating properly. Upon arrival, we inspected the existing unit and confirmed the disposal had failed due to internal motor wear and loss of horse power performance. We removed the defective unit and installed a new Badger 5 garbage disposal, ensuring all mounting hardware, electrical connections, and drain lines were properly secured. The new disposal was tested for proper motor operation, grinding performance, and leak free plumbing connections. We verified smooth operation of the sink flange, discharge pipe, and p-trap assembly. After final testing, the unit was running quietly and efficiently.

We responded to our customer after they contacted us for experiencing high water pressure throughout the home, which can cause leaks, fixture damage, and premature wear on plumbing connections. After evaluation, we determined the existing pressure reducing valve (PRV) was failing and no longer regulating the incoming water pressure properly. We replaced the pressure reducing valve with a new, properly calibrated PRV to restore safe and consistent water pressure. After installation, we tested the system to ensure the pressure was within the appropriate range and confirmed leak free operation.

We responded to our customers home to remove the existing toilet and replace it with a new Kohler Cimarron equipped with a soft close seat. Once on site, we shut off the water at the angle stop, drained and disconnected the old toilet, and inspected the toilet flange and floor for any damage. We installed a new wax ring and flange bolts, set the Kohler Cimarron in place, torqued the closet bolts evenly to ensure a secure, level fit. After reconnecting the water supply and installing the soft close seat, we cycled the fill valve and ran multiple flushes to confirm proper flush performance and correct tank refill. We checked for leak free operation at the base, supply connection, and tank bolts, recaulked around the base, and cleaned the work area.

We responded to our customer due to a leaking kitchen faucet that was no longer operating correctly. Upon inspection, we confirmed that the existing faucet had internal wear causing water to escape around the base. To restore proper function and avoid further water damage, we removed the old faucet and installed a new Delta kitchen faucet equipped with a pull out sprayer for improved convenience and usability. All supply connections were secured to manufacturer specifications. Once installation was complete, we turned the water back on and tested the faucet for leak free operation and proper flow.

We responded to our customer due to replacing the main shut off valve and the pressure reducing valve (PRV) located in the basement. The existing valves were worn and no longer sealing properly, which can cause pressure issues and make it difficult to turn the water off during maintenance or emergencies. Once on site, we removed the old main shut off valve and PRV located in the basement then installed a brand new shut off valve and PRV. After completing replacements, we turned the water back on and tested for leak free operation. During our visit, we discovered that the main water line feeding the home was also leaking in the yard. We dug to expose the the damaged section of the pipe, made the necessary repair, and reconnected the line. Once all work was completed, we restored water and verified proper pressure and leak free operation.

We responded to our customer to replace an old washing machine outlet box that had started to show signs of wear and minor leaking around the valves. Over time these boxes can corrode, crack or develop slow leaks, especially at the supply connections, which can lead to water damage behind wall if not addressed. To prevent any further issues, we installed a new washing machine outlet box with updated hot and cold water connections. Once everything was in place, we restored water pressure and tested the lines for leak free operation.

We responded to our customers home due to issues with the existing main water line. Once on site, we removed the existing main water line and installed a new 175-foot water line running from the water meter to the home, ensuring reliable water flow and proper pressure throughout the system. During installation, we also installed a new meter ripple, dual check valve, and main shut off valve at the meter to bring the system up to current standards. Once the work was completed, we pressurized the new line and performed a full system test to confirm leak free operation.

We responded to our customers home after they noticed their hot water was no longer working. Upon inspection, we found that the gas to the neighborhood had been turned off by the gas company, which caused the water heater to shut down. We relit the water heater and it is now operating as it should.

We were called out to our customers home due to replacing their existing garbage disposal with a new customer supplied unit. Once on site, we removed the old garbage disposal assembly, prepped the flange and drain connection and installed the new customer supplied garbage disposal. After install was complete, we ran water and operated the disposal to confirm proper function and leak free operation.

We responded to our customer after they noticed their sewage ejector pump wasn't cycling. Once on site, we found debris stuck to the float switch preventing the pump from turning on and off. We removed the blockage, cleaned the float and basin, then cycled and tested the ejector pump.

We responded to our customer to replace a faulty shower cartridge that was causing inconsistent water flow and temperature control. Once on site, we turned off the water supply and removed the existing cartridge from the shower valve. The old cartridge was inspected and confirmed to be worn, which was causing the performance issues. We installed a new, high quality cartridge and ensured it was seated correctly within the valve. After reassembling the handle and trim, we turned the water back on and tested the shower for proper flow and temperature control. The new cartridge restored smooth operation and eliminated any leaks or dripping. We also checked the surrounding plumbing plumbing to ensure everything was secure and functioning properly.

We responded to our customer to replace their outdated water heater with a new Rheem 50 gallon gas water heater. Upon arrival, we shut down the existing system, disconnected the gas line, water lines, and venting to remove the old heater. We installed the new Rheem model, ensuring all gas connections, water supply lines, and venting components were brought up to current plumbing code. Once the installation was complete, we tested the unit for proper ignition, gas pressure, and verified all connections were leak free. We also flushed the lines and checked for proper hot water recovery to confirm the system was operating efficiently. The new water heater now provides improved energy performance and consistent hot water throughout the home.