Plumbing Services In Dallas, GA

We cleared the blockage on the hand sink and ran water to ensure the blockage was removed. We will give an estimate to hydro jet the grease out of the pipes.

We shortened the gas line for the stove in the kitchen so it can go back against the wall.

We used the toilet auger to clear the blockage in the upstairs hallway bathroom. Once cleared, we flushed multiple times to ensure the clog is gone.

We responded to our customer in Dallas, GA to install a customer supplied lavatory faucet and Roman tub valve. We removed the existing fixtures and installed the new plumbing components, ensuring all water connections were properly secured. After the installation was completed, we tested both fixtures for proper operation and leak free performance.

We responded to our customer in Dallas, GA to inspect a stopped-up area drain outside near the driveway. Upon arrival, we evaluated the drain and surrounding area to determine the cause of the blockage. The drain was inspected to assess proper flow and potential debris buildup. We discussed our findings and next steps with the customer. The issue has been identified and options were provided to address the drainage concern.

We responded to our customer in Dallas, GA for a suspected water line leak in the yard. Due to surrounding landscaping and the driveway location, the leak cannot be easily located without further testing. We advised the customer to contact a leak detection specialist to pinpoint the exact location, or consider replacing the water service line from the meter to the house. We will provide an estimate for water line replacement if they choose to move forward.

We responded to our customer in Dallas, GA after they reported a tub and bathroom sink stoppage. Upon inspection, we found hair blockages in both drains causing slow drainage. We removed the buildup to restore proper flow. After clearing the drains, we ran water to test and confirm everything was draining properly. Both fixtures are now operating normally.

We responded to our customer in Dallas, GA to complete a sink replacement and plumbing upgrade. We removed the existing sink and faucet and installed a new 19 inch round sink with a new faucet and supply lines. All connections were properly secured to ensure reliable operation. Once the replacement was completed, we ran water and tested for leak free performance. The new sink and faucet are now functioning correctly.

We responded to our customer in Dallas, GA to perform tankless water heater maintenance and repair a loose shower head. We completed a full tankless water heater descale and service to improve efficiency and extend the life of the unit. While on site, we also resecured the shower head inside the wall to restore proper support and function. After completing the work, we tested both fixtures for proper operation and leak free performance. Everything is now functioning correctly.

We responded to our customer in Dallas, GA after they reported a basement toilet clog and slow flushing. We cleared the blockage to restore proper drainage. After the repair, we flushed the toilet multiple times to confirm normal operation. The toilet is now flushing properly with no backups.

We responded to our customer in Dallas, GA after they reported a water leak near the water meter. We excavated around the meter box to access the leaking section of piping and completed the necessary repairs inside the meter box. After the repair, we restored water service and tested for leak free operation. Once confirmed, we backfilled and buried the area to complete the job. The leak has been successfully repaired and the water system is operating properly.

We responded to our customer in Dallas, GA after they suspected a pinhole leak in their water line. Upon arrival, we performed a thorough plumbing inspection and determined there was no active leak present. We checked the visible piping and surrounding areas for moisture or pressure loss and found everything operating normally. At this time, no repairs were needed, and the plumbing system is functioning properly.

We responded to our customer in Dallas, GA after they reported a high water bill. Upon inspection, we found the water pressure was too high, and the T&P valve and thermal expansion tank were improperly connected to a shared discharge line, which is against code. This setup was allowing water to escape, contributing to increased water usage and higher bills. To correct the issue, we will return Friday to install a new Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV) and a properly installed thermal expansion tank.

Responded to customer's home to perform maintenance on their Rinnai tankless water heater as well as address the low water pressure at the shower. After evaluating low water pressure at shower, it was determined the shower arm is causing the issue. Customer is going to purchase a new shower arm and call us back to install it. At that time, we will flush the Rinnai tankless water heater and replace the shower arm.

We responded to our customer in Dallas, GA after they reported their tub and shower valve would not turn off and was constantly leaking. Upon inspection, we found the issue was within the 3 handle tub and shower valve assembly. We rebuilt the valve to restore proper water control and stop the leak. After completing the repair, we tested the shower for proper operation and leak free performance. The tub and shower are now functioning correctly with no continuous dripping.

We effectively resolved a clogged hand wash sink by using a specialized drain cleaning machine. This tool helped us thoroughly clear and remove a stubborn grease blockage that had accumulated over time. After carefully inserting the machine's hose into the drain, we monitored the process to confirm the blockage was completely removed. Once the grease was removed, we conducted multiple flush tests to confirm that water flowed smoothly through the drain, ensuring functionality and preventing future clogs. We addressed a clogged hand wash sink by using a specialized drain machine to clear and remove the stubborn grease blockage, ensuring smooth drainage.

Water Heater Installation: The homeowner requested an upgrade to a more energy-efficient water heating system. The existing unit was removed and replaced with a hybrid heat pump water heater integrated into the home’s plumbing and electrical systems. After installation, temperature settings were adjusted, condensate drainage was verified, and system operation was tested to ensure dependable hot water and improved efficiency.

Kitchen Plumbing Installation: The customer requested installation of a new kitchen sink. The existing sink was removed and the cabinet space and plumbing connections were inspected for proper alignment. The new sink was mounted and secured, and the faucet, supply lines, and drain assembly were connected and sealed according to manufacturer specifications. Water service was restored and all connections were tested for proper operation and leaks.

Drain Cleaning Service: The homeowner reported slow drainage and occasional backups at the kitchen sink. Inspection revealed grease and debris buildup coating the inside of the drain line. A professional drain cable was used to break apart the obstruction, followed by hydro-jetting to remove grease and mineral residue from the pipe walls. The drain was tested for proper flow and the homeowner was advised on preventative maintenance.

We responded to our customer in Dallas, GA after the front hose bibb broke off and caused a leak. During the repair, we cut the PVC pipe in the crawlspace past the cracked section and installed new PVC piping. We then installed a new hose bibb to restore proper outdoor water access. Once the installation was completed, we turned the water back on and tested everything for leak free operation. The repair was completed successfully and the plumbing is now working properly.

We responded to our customer in Dallas, GA to address plumbing repairs in the garage and exterior water line. We installed a new ball valve shutoff for the hose bibb to provide reliable water control and prevent future leaks. While on site, we also repaired a section of piping in the garage that was leaking. After completing the work, we tested the system for proper, leak free operation. All repairs were completed successfully and the plumbing is now functioning properly.

We responded to our customer in Dallas, GA after they reported a water leak in the crawlspace. Upon inspection, we found a pinhole leak in the copper water line. We removed the damaged section and replaced it with new PEX piping for a durable, leak free repair. After installation, we tested the line and confirmed everything is operating properly.

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.