Plumbing Services Douglasville GA

We responded to our customer in Douglasville, GA after they discovered a water leak in the yard along the home's main water line. We located and repaired the leaking section of the underground water line to stop the water loss. As part of the repair, we also installed a new whole house main water shutoff valve to provide the customer with an accessible way to shut off the home's water supply when needed. After completing the water line repair and shutoff valve installation, we restored the water supply and tested the repaired line and new valve to verify proper, leak free operation.

We responded to our customer in Douglasville, GA after they received a high water bill and suspected they may have an exterior water leak. During our evaluation, we found the water meter continued to register water usage even when no water was being used inside the home, indicating a possible hidden water leak. We were unable to determine the exact source or location of the leak during this visit, and the home does not currently have an accessible main water shutoff valve, which may be concealed behind sheetrock. We recommended professional leak detection to pinpoint the source of the water loss before proceeding with repairs. We also discussed installing an accessible main water shutoff valve if a water line repair is needed.

We returned to our customer in Douglasville, GA to complete a previously quoted water heater replacement after they experienced reduced water pressure on the hot water side throughout the home. During our previous evaluation, we checked the home's water pressure at approximately 72 PSI and determined the overall incoming pressure was adequate, but the hot water side was not providing full pressure at multiple fixtures. Based on our findings, we recommended replacing the existing water heater. We returned to remove the old unit and installed a new Rheem electric water heater. After completing the installation, we restored the water supply, tested the new water heater and plumbing connections to verify proper, leak free operation, and set both thermostats to the appropriate temperature.

We responded to our customer in Douglasville, GA after they reported a main sewer line stoppage. During our inspection, we cleared the blockage using professional drain cleaning equipment to restore proper flow through the sewer line. After the line was flowing normally, we performed a sewer camera inspection and discovered a break in the exterior sewer line outside the building. We discussed our findings with the customer and provided recommendations for repairing the damaged section of sewer pipe to help prevent future backups.

We responded to our customer in Douglasville, GA after they reported high water pressure throughout the home and a tub and shower faucet that was constantly dripping. During our inspection, we confirmed the home's water pressure was excessively high, which can place unnecessary stress on plumbing fixtures and often contributes to leaking faucets and valves. To resolve the issue, we replaced the main water shutoff valve, installed a new pressure reducing valve (PRV) to restore the home's water pressure to a safe operating level, and replaced the worn Moen tub and shower cartridge to stop the constant dripping. After completing the repairs, we restored the water service and thoroughly tested the plumbing system to verify proper water pressure and leak free operation.

We responded to our customer in Douglasville, GA after they reported a clogged sink in the master bathroom. During our inspection, we found the drainage issue was related to a section of cast iron drain piping located in the crawlspace below the home. To correct the problem, we cut out the affected section of cast iron pipe, cleaned the buildup from inside the drain line, and installed new PVC piping in its place. After completing the repair, we ran water through the master bathroom sink and tested all connections to ensure proper drainage and leak free operation. The sink is now draining properly.

We responded to our customer in Douglasville, GA after they reported a toilet that was constantly running and not operating properly. Upon inspection, we found a blockage in the toilet that was affecting its performance. We used a hand auger to clear the obstruction and restore proper flow through the fixture. After removing the blockage, we flushed the toilet multiple times to verify that it was draining properly and that the clog had been completely cleared. The toilet is now operating normally.

We responded to our customer in Douglasville, GA after they reported a leak near the water heater shut off valve. Upon inspection, we found the water heater itself was leaking, not the shut off valve as originally suspected. Due to the tank failure, the water heater required replacement. We removed the old unit and installed a new Rheem 50 gallon electric water heater with all necessary code upgrades to ensure safe and reliable operation. After completing the installation, we tested the system for proper operation and leak free performance. The new water heater is now functioning correctly and providing reliable hot water.

We responded to our customer in Douglasville, GA to investigate a leak on the hot water line. Upon inspection, we found the water line was leaking beneath the concrete slab, indicating a slab leak. Underground hot water leaks can lead to increased water bills and potential foundation damage if left unaddressed. We discussed the issue with the customer and reviewed options for repair to restore the plumbing system.

We responded to our customer in Douglasville, GA after they reported a water leak coming from the wall. To locate the source, we cut open the sheetrock and found a broken PVC pipe inside the wall. We removed the damaged section and replaced the broken piping to restore proper water flow. After completing the repair, we tested the line for proper, leak free operation. The wall leak has been resolved and the plumbing system is functioning correctly.

We responded to our customer in Douglasville, GA to address failing shut off valves under the kitchen sink. We removed the old valves and installed new shut off valves for the kitchen faucet and dishwasher. All connections were properly secured during installation. After completing the repairs, we ran water and tested for proper, leak free operation. The kitchen plumbing is now functioning correctly.

We responded to our customer in Douglasville, GA after they reported a broken tub drain. Upon inspection, we confirmed the drain assembly needed replacement. We removed the old unit and installed the customer supplied tub drain to restore proper drainage. After completing the installation, we tested the tub for proper operation and leak free performance. The tub is now draining correctly with no leaks.

We responded to our customer in Douglasville, GA after they reported water leaks in the ceiling and drop ceilings. Upon inspection, we found the leaks were coming from a frozen HVAC line set, not the plumbing system. Frozen lines can cause condensation and water damage when they thaw. Since this issue is related to the HVAC system, we recommended the customer contact an HVAC company for proper repair. No plumbing repairs were needed at this time.

We responded to our customer in Douglasville, GA for a sewer line blockage affecting the main drain. We cleared the blockage near the street to restore proper flow in the sewer line. After the line was opened, we ran a sewer camera through the drain to inspect the pipe and locate any issues. During the inspection, we documented the condition of the sewer line and captured photos for the customer. The sewer line is now flowing and the inspection has been completed.

We responded to our customer in Douglasville, GA to replace an existing unit with a new Rheem 50 gallon gas water heater. We removed the old water heater and installed the new system with all required code upgrades, ensuring safe and compliant operation. All gas, water, and vent connections were properly secured during installation. Once the work was completed, we tested the system for proper heating and leak free operation. The new water heater is now functioning correctly and providing reliable hot water.

We responded to our customer in Douglasville, GA after they reported washing machine valves not working properly and a tub and shower that were dripping. Upon inspection, we found the washer valves had failed and the shower issue was caused by a worn Moen cartridge. To resolve the problems, we replaced the washing machine box with new shut off valves and installed a new Moen cartridge in the tub/shower valve. After completing the repairs, we tested both fixtures for proper, leak free operation. Everything is now working correctly with no leaks or dripping.

We responded to our customer in Douglasville, GA for a slab leak causing a water line to leak under the concrete. To access the problem, we removed the concrete and excavated around the water lines to locate the leak. Once the leaking pipe was exposed, we made the necessary repairs and restored water service. After confirming the repair was leak free, we poured the concrete back and left it with a rough finish. The slab leak has been successfully repaired and the plumbing system is now operating properly.

We responded to our customer after they noticed a water leak near their well system, which can quickly lead to water loss and pressure issues if not repaired. Upon arrival, we inspected the well and found a leaking pipe at the well connection that was allowing water to escape. Leaks at the well are common as fittings and piping age or shift over time. We cut out the damaged section of pipe and installed a new section to create a secure, long term repair. Once the repair was completed, we restored water service and tested the well system for leaks. Everything held properly with no signs of dripping or pressure loss. The well water line is now sealed and operating correctly.

We responded to our customer due to a running leak coming from the upstairs bathtub. Our customer noticed water leaking when the shower was in use. Upon inspection, we ran the shower and found that water was escaping through a gap in the shower trim, allowing water to run behind the wall. This type of leak is typically caused by improper sealing rather than a failure in the plumbing lines. To resolve this issue, we sealed and caulked all around the shower trim to prevent water from getting behind the wall. Our customer will test the shower once the caulking has fully dried to confirm the leak has been resolved.

We responded to our customer after they noticed water leaking onto the main floor when the upstairs bathtub was being used. Once on site, we tested the tub and drain system and did not find any active leaks coming from the tub shoe, overflow, or plumbing connections. To further investigate this issue, we ran the tub and splashed water around the tub spout and trim area. During testing, we observed water getting behind the trim, which was allowing moisture to travel into the wall and leak down to the level below. This type of leak is often caused by failed or missing sealant around the tub trim. To resolve this issue, we sealed the trim with clear caulking to create a water tight barrier. After sealing, we retested the area to confirm water was no longer getting behind the trim.

We responded to our customers home to repair a leaking cast iron drain line serving the kitchen and laundry room. Upon inspection, we found the existing cast iron piping was deteriorated and actively leaking. To resolve the issue, we removed the damaged cast iron drain line. We then installed new PVC drain piping to provide reliable drainage and prevent future leaks. A new drain line was also brought up into kitchen cabinet to properly serve the kitchen sink. All connections were secured and aligned to ensure proper flow. The new drain system is now functioning correctly.

We responded to our customer office to address a main sewer line stoppage and replace two emergency shut off valves at a toilet. Upon arrival, we cleared the main sewer line to restore proper drainage throughout the building. Once the blockage was removed, we verified that all fixtures were draining correctly. We then shut off the water supply and removed two faulty emergency shut off valves that were no longer operating properly. New shut off valves were installed to provide reliable water control to the toilet. After completing the installation, we restored water to the fixture and checked all connections. The sewer line is now flowing properly, and the toilet shutoff valves are functioning correctly and leak free.

We responded to our customer to install a new gas line to convert our customers stove from electric to gas for improved cooking performance and efficiency. Upon arrival, we verified the existing gas supply and planned the new gas piping route to meet current plumbing and gas required code requirements. The new gas line was properly sized, secured, and connected to ensure safe and reliable operation. All fittings and connections were completed using approved materials and methods. Once installation was complete, we pressure tested the gas line and checked for leaks. We confirmed thee were no gas leaks and that the system was operating safely. The stove is now ready and code compliant gas connection.

We responded to our customer after they reported their washing machine overflowed and the kitchen sink began backing up frequently. Upon inspection, we found the cast iron drain line was deteriorated and leaking into the crawlspace when the kitchen and laundry plumbing were in use. The failing drain line is no longer properly handling wastewater, which is causing the recurring backups. We performed visual inspection of the affected piping and confirmed the cast iron has reached the end of its service life. To correct the issue and prevent further damage, approximately 20 feet of the cast iron line will need to be replaced. We provided our customer with a estimate to remove the damaged piping and replace it with new PVC pipe.

We responded to our customer due to wanting to replace their existing electric tankless with a more efficient Rinnai gas tankless water heater for improved performance. This upgrade required a new gas line installation to properly support the unit. After evaluation, we determined the current plumbing setup was not compatible with a gas system, so we needed to install a new gas line and ensure the venting and connections were suitable for the Rinnai gas tankless water heater. We removed the old electric water heater, installed the new Rinnai gas tankless water heater, and added a correctly sized gas line with proper fittings and shut off valves. Once the install was complete, we tested for proper ignition, gas pressure, and verified leak free operation.