Plumbing Services In Dallas, GA

We replaced a section of copper water line in crawlspace with pex piping.

We responded to our customer after they reported a higher than normal water bill, which often indicates a hidden plumbing leak. Upon inspection, we located a pinhole leak in blue PEX water piping, which had been allowing water to escape continuously. Small PEX leaks like this can go unnoticed for some time while steadily increasing water usage. To resolve this issue, we cut out the damaged section of blue PEX piping and relaced it with new standard white PEX piping for a secure, long term repair. After completing the repair, we restored water service and tested the line for leak free operation. The leak has been repaired and the plumbing system is now operating correctly.

We responded to our customer's home after they accepted our quote for a gas line disconnect related to an upcoming deck replacement. The existing gas line running under the back deck to the outdoor grill needed to be disconnected before construction could begin. Once on site, we shut off the gas supply and disconnected the gas line serving the grill. To improve future access, we also installed an additional gas shut off valve in the basement ceiling before the gas line exits the house. After completing the work, we tested the system to ensure it was secure and leak free. The gas line has been disconnected and the home is ready for the deck replacement.

We responded to our customer due to a leak coming from the shower that was only occurring while the shower was in use. Upon arrival, we inspected the shower, we ran the shower and also inspected the basement, where we were able to confirm active leaking. Our customer also provided us a video showing the water appearing below the corner of the shower bench at the wall of the shower. The sheetrock had already been opened around the water lines and shower valve, and all plumbing connections in that area were found to be dry. After running the water for an extended period, we observed moisture surfacing where the shower meets the plastic edge strip. Based on our findings, the plumbing itself is not leaking. This appears to be a failure in the tile, grout or water proofing system that is allowing water to escape and travel into the basement.

We responded to our customers home to investigate a leak in the master bathroom that has caused damage to the sheetrock. Upon arrival, we inspected the affected areas and noted that there is already sheetrock missing in the garage ceiling underneath the bathtub, which provides partial access to the plumbing below. Based on the location of the water damage, the leak appears to be coming from the bathtub area, but the exact source is not visible at this time. Because leaks can travel along framing before showing up, additional access may be required to pinpoint the problem. We advised our customer that we may need to cut a small section of sheetrock in the bathroom to properly locate and determine the best repair option. Once the source is exposed, we will be able to provide a clear plan to resolve the leak and prevent further damage.

We responded to our customer after they reported that their basement toilet was not flushing properly. Upon arrival, we inspected the sewer ejector pump and found that it was buzzing but not pumping water out as it should. We removed the ejector pump lid and discovered a large clump of debris clogging the pump and preventing it from operating correctly. We then removed the blockage, and reassembled he pump and secured it. Once everything was back in place, we tested the system to ensure proper function and tested for leak free operation. The pump is now operating as intended.

We responded to our customers home after they reported high water pressure at multiple fixtures. Upon arrival, we tested the water pressure and found the incoming water pressure was reading at 100PSI, which is well above the recommended safe range and can cause damage to plumbing fixtures and appliances. High pressure like this can lead to leaks, noisy pipes, and premature wear on the plumbing system. To resolve this issue, we removed the existing pressure reducing valve (PRV) and installed a new watts pressure reducing valve. After installation, we adjusted the valve to bring the homes water pressure back within the proper range. We then tested the system for leak free operation and verified consistent pressure throughout the home.

We responded to our customer after they noticed an unusually high water bill and suspected a hidden leak. Upon inspection, we located a leak on the water service line between the meter and the house, possibly running under the driveway. This type of underground leak can waste a significant amount of water and cause higher utility costs. We provided our customer with a detailed estimate and returned today to complete the repair. We replaced the damaged water service line from the water meter into the basement. The new line was securely connected to the existing copper water line before the reducing valve. Once the installation was completed, we tested the system to ensure proper flow and leak free operation.

We responded to our customer after they reported that the basement toilet was not flushing properly. Because basement fixtures often rely on a sewage ejector system, when we arrived, we inspected the sewage ejector pump to make sure it was operating correctly. Then we ran water through the system and observed the pumps operation. The ejector pump cycled on and off as designed, indicating it was responding properly to water entering the basin. We monitored the system to ensure waste was being pumped out efficiently with no signs of backup or malfunction. At this time, the ejector pump appears to be working normally. We advised or customer to continue monitoring the toilet and to contact us again if the problem returns or worsens.

Sewer Line Replacement: The home was experiencing repeated sewer backups, indicating a major failure in the main sewer line. A camera inspection revealed severe damage and deterioration throughout the line. The team excavated the affected area, removed the failed piping, and installed a new corrosion-resistant sewer line designed for long-term durability. All connections were secured and aligned properly before backfilling. The system was tested to ensure unrestricted flow, resolving the backup issue and restoring reliable sewer service.

We responded to our customer to address a gas connection for existing kitchen stove. Upon arrival, we installed a new 1/2 inch gas ball shut off valve to provide safe and reliable control of the gas supply to the appliance. A new gas whip was then connected from the shut off valve to the stove to ensure a proper and flexible connection. All fittings were tightened and secured according to code requirements. Once the installation was completed, we performed leak testing on all gas connections using approved method. We also verified proper gas flow to the stove to confirm correct operation. The gas line is now connected and operating leak free.

We responded to our customer after they contacted us due to receiving an extremely high water bill, indicating a possible hidden leak. During our initial visit, we were unable to properly read the water meter due to a faulty shut off valve at the meter. The county was contacted and came out to replace the shut off valve, which allowed the meter to function and be read correctly. After the shut off valve replacement, we returned to our customers home and confirmed the meter was still showing continuous water usage, even with all fixtures turned off. Based on our testing and the location of the usage, we determined the leak is under the driveway on the main water line. We then provided our customer with a quote for replacing the water line under the driveway to resolve the issue and stop the water loss. Our customer will review the estimate and contact us to move forward with the repair.

We responded to our customers home to due issues with their existing hallway toilet, which was no longer meeting their needs. Upon arrival, we removed the existing hallway toilet and prepared the area for installation of the customer supplied replacement. The flange, wax seal, and water supply connection were inspected to ensure proper fit and alignment. We then installed the new toilet, securing it properly to prevent movement and future leaks. After reconnecting the water supply, the tank was filled and adjusted for correct operation. Multiple flush tests were performed to verify proper drainage and strong flushing performance. All connections at the base, tank, and supply line were checked to confirm leak-free operation. The toilet is now fully functional and ready for everyday use.

We responded to our customers home to repair the master bathroom shower due to ongoing operational issues. Upon inspection, we found that the hot and cold stems inside the shower valve were worn from normal age and mineral buildup, which can cause difficulty controlling water temperature and flow. These worn components were preventing the valve from sealing and operating properly. We shut off the water supply and removed the existing hot and cold stems from the valve body. New stems were installed to restore proper water control and consistent temperature. After completing the replacement, we turned the water back on and checked for leaks. We then caulked shower trim to provide a clean finish and help prevent moisture from entering the wall. The shower is now functioning properly with improved control and leak free operation.

We responded to our customers home for a stopped up toilet that was not draining properly. Upon arrival, we performed a quick plumbing inspection and confirmed a blockage in the toilet drain. Using a professional toilet auger, we worked through the stoppage to break up and remove the obstruction. Once the blockage was cleared, we flushed the toilet multiple times to verify proper drainage. We also checked the surrounding area to ensure there were no additional issues present.

We responded to our customers home to upgrade their water heater system by replacing an 80 gallon electric water heater with a Rinnai tankless water heater. Upon arrival, we disconnected and removed the existing electric unit, we prepared the plumbing and electrical connections to accommodate the new tankless system. The Rinnai tankless water heater was installed to provide on demand hot water, improved energy efficiency, and reduced space usage. We ensured all water lines, venting, and electrical connections were installed to manufacturer specification and local plumbing code. Once installation was complete, we tested the system for proper operation, temperature consistency, and leak free performance.

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.

We responded to our customers home to address a pinhole leak in the water line. Upon arrival, we inspected the area and identified the source of the leak, which was allowing water to escape and potentially cause damage. The water supply was shut off, and the affected section of the pipe was cut out and replaced with new pipe fittings. All connections were securely installed to restore proper water flow and system integrity. Once the repairs were complete, we turned the water back on and thoroughly tested the line for leaks. The pinhole leak has been fully repaired, and the plumbing system is no operating reliably.

We responded to our customers home to install a new Rheem 50 gallon electric water heater. Upon arrival, we shut down the existing water heater, drained and removed prior to installation. We set the new Rheem unit in place and completed all water and electrical connections according to manufacturer specifications and up to code. New shut off valves and water supply connections were installed to ensure safe and reliable operation. Once the installation was complete, we filled the tank, restored power, and tested the system to confirm proper heating and leak free performance. Our customer now has a dependable, energy efficient water heater providing consistent 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.