Plumbing Services In Marietta, GA

We installed a new toilet flange and toilet after the floors were replaced. We also connected a lavatory and tested for proper leak free operation on both fixtures.

Leak Repair: Several pinhole leaks were discovered in a copper supply line serving the laundry area, contributing to moisture buildup and water damage. Due to advanced corrosion, the damaged piping was removed and replaced with new PEX piping for improved durability and flexibility. The line was pressure-tested to confirm proper flow and leak-free operation.

We responded to our customer in Marietta, GA for multiple plumbing repairs and water heater upgrades. We installed a new hot water recirculating pump, check valve, and expansion tank, replaced a leaking Ptrap and faucet, and performed troubleshooting on the shower. After completing the work, we tested everything for proper, leak-free operation. All fixtures and the water heater system are now working correctly.

We responded to our customer in Marietta, GA after they reported their tankless water heater condensate line had frozen outside, which can prevent the unit from draining properly and cause shutdown issues. On site, we inspected the drain and confirmed the existing 1/2 inch line was too small and had frozen, restricting condensation flow. To prevent future freezing and improve drainage, we removed the existing 1/2 inch PEX line, drilled a larger opening, and installed new 3/4 inch PVC piping for the condensate line. After completing the installation, we turned the hot water back on and tested the tankless system for proper operation and leak-free connections.

We responded to our customer in Marietta, GA after they reported a leak in the front yard sprinkler system. On site, we confirmed the leak was coming from the irrigation line. We shut off the valve supplying water to the sprinkler system, which immediately stopped the leak. Due to current weather conditions and the system not being in use, no repairs were completed at this time. We discussed next steps with our customer and recommended returning once the weather warms up and the system is ready to be placed back into service.

We responded to our customers home after they reported no hot water in the home, which is often a sign of a failing water heater. Upon arrival, we inspected the existing unit in the basement and determined the unit was failing due to age. We discussed water heater options with our customer, based on their needs, they decided to move forward with a new Rheem 50 gallon gas water heater for reliable hot water and improved performance. We removed the old water heater and installed the new Rheem gas water heater, ensuring all gas, water, and vent connections met current code requirements. Once installation was complete, we filled the tank, restored gas service, and tested the system.

We responded to our customers home to complete several plumbing and gas safety updates in the basement and crawlspace. Upon arrival, we disconnected the utility sink in the basement as requested and prepared the area for safer operation and future use. While on site, we also added proper support to the gas lines in crawlspace, ensuring they are secured and protected against movement or sagging. In addition, we installed a new 1/2 inch brass emergency shut off valve on the basement utility sink to provide quick and reliable water control if needed. After installation and repairs were completed, we performed a gas pressure test to verify the system was holding pressure correctly. The system passed testing with no leaks detected. All work is complete, and the plumbing and gas lines are now secure and operating as intended.

We responded to our customers home to address gas line connections and gas leaks inside the home. Upon arrival, we reconnected the fireplace to the gas line in the basement, ensuring the connection was secure and properly aligned for safe operation. While on site, we also identified a gas leak at the kitchen stovetop, which can pose as a safety concern if left unaddressed. We repaired the leaking connection at the stove to restore a tight, sealed gas supply. After completing both repairs, we performed gas testing to confirm all connections were leak free. Everything tested properly with no further signs of gas leakage.

We responded to our customer after Atlanta Gas Light shut our customers gas off due to multiple leaks on the property. Upon arrival, we performed a gas pressure test to confirm the system was not holding pressure and to help locate the sources of the gas leaks. We identified and repaired a gas leak found by the downstairs furnace. During the repair process, we also found a leaking 1/2" thread saver near the shut off valve, and the shut off valve connection itself was also leaking. We connected both issues by sealing and tightening the affected fittings to restore connection. After completing the repairs, we performed a second gas pressure test to confirm the system was holding pressure with no additional leaks. Once the system passed testing, we turned the gas back on and verified safe operation.

We responded to our customers daycare after they reported the toilet was having difficulty flushing and would continue running, causing it to get stuck in a flush cycle. Upon inspection, we found the existing Sloan shut off valve was leaking and no longer regulating water flow properly. To complete the repair, we had to shut off the main water supply to the building and drain the system. We then removed the faulty shut off valve and installed a new Sloan shut off valve to restore proper control of the water line. Once the replacement was complete, we turned the water back on and checked all connections for leaks. We tested the toilet multiple times to ensure proper flushing and shut off. The toilet is now operating correctly and leak free.

We arrived today to assist with our customers kitchen remodel, which required rerouting several plumbing lines to match the new layout. We relocated the existing 2 inch PVC kitchen drain line approximately 10 feet to its new location. The hot and cold water supply lines were also moved about 10 feet to properly serve the new fixture locations. To complete this work, we cut the necessary sections of sheetrock in both the kitchen and garage ceilings. We rerouted three 3/4 inch copper water lines from the kitchen ceiling into the garage ceiling for better access and routing. New PEX piping was installed, including approximately 25 feet each for hot and cold water lines and about 35 feet for the recirculation line. Stud guards were added for pipe protection, and all lines were tested to ensure proper flow and leak free operation.

We responded to our customer to install a Moen Flo water monitoring system and automatic shut off valve to help protect their home from water damage and hidden leaks. The system was installed on the main water line, all connections were secured, and the device was connected to our customers network so they can monitor usage and receive alerts in real time. While on site, we also discovered a gas leak in the brick wall feeding the indoor grill. To resolve this issue, we ran approximately five feet of new trac pipe through the access panel in the garage, installed a new shut off valve there, and connected it to the stove using a gas whip, leaving the existing basement valve in place for added safety. Once the gas work was completed, we performed leak testing. During our inspection, we found a leak in the guest bathroom bathtub valve, likely caused by a failing cartridge. We gave our customer a detailed estimate for the necessary repairs and will return once part arrives.

Pipe Repair: The homeowner reported a sudden loss of water pressure and signs of leaking inside the home. Upon inspection, I discovered that a section of interior piping had been damaged by an animal, resulting in compromised pipe integrity. I isolated the affected water line, removed the damaged section of piping, and installed new replacement pipe with properly secured fittings. After completing the repair, I restored water service and pressure-tested the system to confirm leak-free operation and reliable water flow throughout the home.

Kitchen Plumbing Installation: The homeowner requested installation of a new kitchen sink. I removed the existing sink and inspected the cabinet area, plumbing connections, and drain assembly for proper condition and alignment. I installed the new kitchen sink, secured it properly to the countertop, and connected the faucet, supply lines, and drain assembly. All connections were sealed and tightened to manufacturer specifications. After installation, I restored water service, tested both hot and cold lines, checked the drain for proper flow, and verified there were no leaks. The sink is now fully operational and functioning as designed.

Plumbing Repair: Repeated drainage problems inside the home were traced to a damaged drain line located within the interior of the house. Upon inspection, I found the piping had deteriorated and partially collapsed, restricting proper wastewater flow. I accessed the affected area, removed the damaged section of pipe, and installed reinforced replacement piping designed for long-term residential use. All connections were securely fitted, and the system was tested to confirm smooth drainage and reliable operation throughout the home.

Drain Cleaning: The client reported slow drainage in the bathroom shower. Inspection showed the drain was restricted by hair, soap residue, and organic buildup. I used a drain auger to remove the obstruction, followed by a chemical-free cleaning solution to break down remaining residue. After clearing the line, I ran water to confirm proper drainage and eliminated odors caused by trapped debris.

Plumbing Repair: Water stains on the bathroom walls indicated an active leak behind the fixture. Using electronic leak detection equipment, I pinpointed the source to a small leak in the supply line. I accessed the damaged area, removed the affected pipe section, and installed new piping with secure fittings. Once repairs were completed, I restored water service and tested the system under full operating pressure to ensure the leak was fully resolved.

Drain Cleaning Service: The client reported slow drainage and intermittent backups at the kitchen sink. Upon inspection, I determined the issue was caused by heavy grease accumulation and debris buildup inside the drain line. I used a professional-grade drain snake to break up the blockage, followed by hydro-jetting to thoroughly flush grease, mineral deposits, and residue from the pipe walls. After cleaning, I tested the drain to verify proper flow and advised the homeowner on preventative maintenance to reduce future clogs.

Leak Repair: While performing a plumbing system inspection, I identified multiple pinhole leaks in an aging copper water line, which were allowing slow water seepage and causing minor water damage to surrounding materials. I shut down the water supply, drained the line, and cut out the compromised sections of piping. New copper piping was installed, and all joints were properly cleaned, fluxed, and soldered to ensure secure, leak-free connections. After completing the repair, I restored water service and pressure-tested the line to confirm system integrity and proper operation.

We responded to our customers Dental office that had been experiencing strong sewer odors that had gradually worsened over time. Upon arrival, after inspecting the plumbing system, we found that that a floor drain trap was drying, allowing sewer gas to escape into the space. In commercial settings like dental offices, drains that are not used frequently can lose their water seal, which leads to persistent odors. To resolve the issue, we installed a trap seal device designed to keep the drain sealed while allowing proper drainage. This device helps prevent sewer gas from entering the building even when the drain is not regularly used. After installation, we tested the drain to confirm proper flow and a secure seal. The trap seal is now functioning correctly and will help eliminate odors and improve air quality throughout the office.

We responded to our customers commercial business due to a strong sewer odor being noticed inside the building. During our inspection, we traced the smell to a section of the PVC piping penetrating the floor that had duct tape wrapped around it instead of a proper sealed connection. This improper repair can allow sewer gases to escape into the living space, creating unpleasant odors and potential health concerns. We inspected the surrounding area to determine the best permanent repair solution. A properly sealed and code compliant connection is needed to eliminate the sewer smell and prevent future issues. We provided our customer with with an estimate to repair the piping and will return once approved.

We responded to our customer after they noticed a leak in the basement near their tankless water heater. Upon arrival, we located the source of the leak, then we cut out the damaged section of of the pipe to prevent further water loss. Then we installed new PEX piping in place of the failed section, to provide a durable and long term solution. All connections were secured using proper fittings and support. Once the repair was completed, we restored water service and tested the line for leak free operation. Everything held pressure with no signs of dripping or moisture. The water line is now functioning as it should.

We responded to our customers home due to signs of a main sewer line blockage affecting the plumbing system. Our customer noticed multiple drains backing up and slow drainage throughout the home, which are common indicators of a mainline issue. Upon arrival, we performed a plumbing inspection and determined the blockage was located near the septic tank connection. Because there are no cleanouts on the sewer line, proper access to clear the blockage was limited. Based on the location of the obstruction, we determined the issue nis most likely related to the septic system rather than interior plumbing. We reviewed this with our customer and recommended they contact a licensed septic company to properly address and resolve the blockage.

We responded to our customer after they noticed water leaking around the water heater. Upon inspection, we found a pinhole leak in the copper piping located behind the water heater. The water supply was shut off to prevent further damage while the affected section of pipe was accessed. We repaired the damaged copper line using proper fittings and secure connections. Once the repair was completed, the water was turned back on and the line was fully pressurized. We inspected the repaired area and surrounding piping to confirm leak-free operation. The system is now functioning properly with no signs of additional leaks.