Plumbing Services In Kennesaw, GA

We came out to look at replacing 4 customer supplied toilets and a 50gal gas water heater. Customer has already ordered toilets.

We responded to our customer after they noticed a leak coming from the faucet the upstairs lavatory faucet. Upon inspection, we found the water supply line was leaking and causing moisture to build up under the sink. To prevent further water damage, we removed the faulty supply line and replaced it with new steel braided supply lines for added durability and reliability. All connections were properly secured and brought up to current plumbing standard. Once installation was complete, we restored the water supply and thoroughly tested the faucet. We confirmed there were no leaks and that proper water flow was restored.

Tankless Water Heater Repair Service: The homeowner reported inconsistent hot water and frequent temperature drops. Upon inspection, I found mineral scaling in the heat exchanger and a partially clogged inlet filter. I flushed the tankless system, cleaned the filter, recalibrated the controls, and restored smooth, on-demand hot water.

Sewer Line Repair: A homeowner experienced frequent backups in multiple drains. A camera inspection showed a fractured sewer line with significant root intrusion. I exposed the damaged section, removed the roots, installed new PVC piping, and verified that the entire sewer system was flowing properly again.

We responded to our customers request to upgrade their bathroom fixtures by installing two customer supplied bidet seats and replacing an existing shower head. After inspecting the current water supply connections and shut off valves, we removed the old components to prepare for installation. Both bidet seats were securely mounted and properly connected to the water lines to ensure safe and reliable operation. We then installed the new shower head and checked the thread fittings to ensure tight, sealed connections. All work was completed using professional plumbing fittings and Teflon tape where needed to prevent leaks. Once the installation was finished, we fully tested the system for proper water pressure and leak free operation.

We responded to or customer to install a new main water line from the water meter to the inside of the house. The existing line was aging and beginning to show signs of wear, so a full replacement was recommended to ensure reliable water service. We excavated a trench from the meter to the home, installed a new code approved water service line, and connected it securely to the interior plumbing system. The new line was properly bedded and supported to protect against shifting or damage. Once the piping was in place, we sealed the wall penetration with hydraulic cement to create a watertight and durable seal. After the installation was complete, we turned the water back on and tested for leaks.

We responded to our customer after they reported signs of a water leak coming from the kitchen ceiling. After inspection, we cut and removed a small section of the sheetrock for access and discovered a pin hole leak in the copper water line above. The pipe had began to corrode, causing a small but steady drip. We cut out the damaged section of copper and installed a new copper pipe. Once the repair was completed, we turned the water back on thoroughly tested the line to confirm leak free operation.

We responded to our customers home after they noticed their garbage disposal was humming not grinding, which indicated the unit was jammed. Upon arrival, we inspected the kitchen sink and disposal assembly and confirmed that the disposal blades were stuck and unable to rotate freely. We disconnected power to the unit and manually turned the blades to dislodge the obstruction causing the jam. After clearing the blockage, we restored power and ran water through the sink to test the disposal. The garbage disposal powered on properly and began grinding as designed. We monitored the drain for proper flow and verified there were no leaks.

We responded to our customer due to replacing their shower cartridge causing inconsistent water temperature and pressure. We removed the old cartridge and installed a new Moen shower valve cartridge to restore smooth operation and prevent leak. While onsite, we also installed a customer supplied 8" widespread lavatory faucet in the bathroom sink. After both installations were complete, we tested all connections for leak free operation and confirmed proper water flow and temperature.

We completed a service visit that included the installation of a new garbage disposal flange and a customer supplied kitchen water filter system. We carefully removed the old flange, cleaned the sink opening, and installed a new flange with proper sealing to prevent any future leaks. Our customer also provided a kitchen water filtration system, which we installed under the kitchen sink, ensuring secure connections to the cold water line and faucet. All components were tested for leaks and proper operation. The garbage disposal and filtration system are now performing efficiently, improving both drainage and water quality in the kitchen.

We responded to our customer due to a leaking icemaker box that was dripping from the on and off handle. Once onsite, we inspected the are and we determined the existing box need to be replaced to prevent further water damage. We cut out the sheetrock around the box to access the plumbing connection. We took out the old icemaker box then installed a new icemaker box and secured it to the wall. Once the repair was complete, we set back the sheetrock around the icemaker. We then turned back on the water and performed a test for leak free operation.

We responded to our customer due to their kitchen countertops being scheduled for replacement. Once on site, we prepared the plumbing system by shutting off the water supply and disconnecting the kitchen sink, faucet, drain assembly, p-trap, and garbage disposal. All supply lines were properly capped and secured to prevent leaks during the countertop installation process. We ensured the work area was left safe and ready for countertop installers to complete their portion of the project. Once the new countertops are in place, we will return to reconnect the sink, faucet, garbage disposal, and reassemble the drain and trap assembly. We then will restore water supply and test the entire system for proper flow and leak free operation.

We were called out after our customer noticed water leaking through the kitchen ceiling whenever the upstairs bathtub was used. Once onsite, we ran the water in the upstairs tub to confirm if this could be causing the leak. After inspection, we confirmed water was dripping from above. We cut open the sheetrock ceiling and found that the tub shoe fitting under the upstairs tub was leaking. We removed the damaged fitting and repaired the leaking tub shoe. After the repair was complete, we ran the bathtub multiple times to test for leak free operation.

We responded to our customer after they approved our plumbing quote to repair and underground PVC water line leak located in the yard. Upon arrival, we excavated the affected area and exposed the damaged section of pipe, where we found a broken elbow fitting. We removed the failed fitting and installed new PVC piping and fittings using primer and solvent cement to ensure a secure, watertight connection. After allowing proper cure time, we pressurized the system and performed a thorough leak test. We verified that all joints were sealed and that the water line was operating at normal pressure. Once testing was complete, we confirmed the repair was successful and restored proper water service to the home.

We responded to our customers home to perform yearly maintenance on their exterior tankless water heater. Annual service is important to help prevent mineral buildup, maintain efficiency, and extend the life of the unit. Once on site, we inspected the system and confirmed everything was operating normally before the beginning the maintenance. We then performed a full tankless flush, circulating descaling solution through the heat exchanger to remove any accumulated scale or debris. After the flush was completed, we rinsed the system thoroughly and checked all the filters and connections. The unit responded well, and the maintenance was completed with no issues. The tankless water heater is now clean, efficient and ready for another year of reliable operation.

We responded to our customer's home after they contacted a leak detection company to locate a suspected a water leak in the yard, which had caused a significant amount of water to accumulate in the neighbors driveway. Upon arrival, we reviewed the leak detections findings and performed our own plumbing evaluation of the exterior water service line. The leak detection company had pinpointed the issue on our customers main water line, confirming an underground leak. We walked the property with our customer and discussed the best repair options for restoring proper water flow and preventing additional damage. After assessing the area, we provided our customer with a detailed quote for exterior water line repair. We will return to excavate the affected area and restore the water line to proper working condition.

Responded to customer's home for major water leak showing in neighbor's driveway. Customer had also received an extremely high water bill. After evaluation, checked the water meter to find meter spinning. Found a large portion of neighbor's driveway had water from customer's water line running into the driveway. Due to the large space of water, we are unable to locate this and recommended that customer contact leak detection company to locate the leak. Once leak is located, we can provide better recommendations on repair.

We responded to our customers home after the new 50 gallon gas water heater we recently serviced stopped working again, leaving the home without hot water. Just days earlier, we had replaced a faulty gas control valve, but the unit failed a second time, indicating a deeper issue. After performing a full plumbing inspection, we contacted the manufacturer to report recurring failure. The manufacturer determined the water heater had a manufacturer defect and authorized a full replacement under warranty. We removed the defective unit and installed a brand new 50 gallon gas water heater provided directly by the manufacturer. Once installation was complete, we tested for proper ignition, gas flow, and leak free operation to ensure the system was functioning properly.

We responded to our customers home due to no hot water issue that started shortly after a new 50 gallon gas water heater was installed just three days ago. Upon arrival, we performed a full plumbing evaluation to determine why the unit was not producing hot water. During our inspection, we found that the gas control valve on the new water heater was faulty and no longer regulating the system properly. A failing gas control valve prevents the burner from igniting, which results in complete loss of hot water throughout the home. After diagnosing the issue, we removed the defective valve an installed a new gas control valve to ensure proper operation. Once installation was completed, we tested the water heater for proper ignition, gas flow, and leak free performance.

We responded to our customers home due to a pressure issue and concerns that their water was no longer getting as hot as it used to. After performing a full evaluation of the plumbing system, we inspected the water heater and found the existing unit was no longer operating properly due to age and internal component failure. We provided our customer with a detailed quote for a water heater replacement to restore proper hot water water and temperature. We returned today to complete the work. We removed the old water heater and installed a new 50 gallon Rheem Standard Gas Water Heater in the garage. Once installation was completed, we reconnected the gas line, water supply, and vent system, then tested the unit for proper ignition, pressure, and leak free operation.

We responded to our customers home for a water leak in the yard. After evaluating the situation, we determined the leak was coming from the irrigation system, and the systems shut off valve was no longer able to turn the water off completely. We hand dug the are around the leak to expose the damaged section of the underground water line and the existing valve. Once exposed, we removed the old, failed shut off valve that was preventing proper control of the irrigation system. We then installed a new, updated shut off valve to restore full shut off capability and eliminate the water leak. After completing the repair, we pressurized the system and tested everything for leak free operation.

We responded to a call from our customer who reported a loud knocking noise when the toilet was flushed and unusually high pressure at several fixtures throughout the home. Once on site, we tested the system and found that incoming water pressure was excessively high, which was causing the pipes to vibrate and produce the knocking sound known as water hammer. To resolve the issue, we installed a new pressure reducing valve (PRV) on the main water line. After installation, we adjusted the PRV to the proper PSI to bring the home's water pressure back into a safe range. Once the pressure was regulated, the knocking noise stopped completely, and all fixtures began operating normally.

Our customer reached out to us after receiving a replacement kitchen faucet from Kohler under warranty. Their existing Kohler Faucet was fairly new but had stopped working properly, and Kohler sent them a brand new faucet and sensor assembly to resolve the issue. We arrived today to remove the defective and prepare the sink for the new installation. After disconnecting the old unit, we installed the new Kohler faucet along with the updated sensor components, ensuring all connections were properly secured and sealed. Once everything was mounted, we restored water and power to the faucet and tested the sensor activation, flow, and temperature to make sure everything operated correctly.

We responded to our customer due to a leak on their bathroom sink's water supply. After evaluating the plumbing under the sink, we found that the existing supply lines were worn and contributing to the leak. To resolve the issue, we removed the old faucet supply lines and installed two new, updated supply lines to ensure a secure and reliable connection. While working under sink, we also discovered a small debris blockage in the drain that was causing the bathroom sink to drain slowly. We cleared the debris to restore proper drainage and eliminate the secondary stoppage issue. After completing the repairs, we tested both the supply lines and the sink drain for leak free operation.

We responded our customer for an active water leak coming through the ceiling. Once on site, we completed a thorough evaluation of the plumbing system and confirmed that a copper water supply line inside the ceiling cavity was leaking and causing visible water damage. To locate the exact source of the leak, We cut out a small section of sheetrock directly beneath the water stain to gain safe access to the piping. After exposing the line, we identified a pinhole leak in the copper tubing. We removed the damaged section and installed a new piece of copper pipe, securely and pressure tested for a leak free repair.