Plumbing Services In Marietta, GA

We installed the kitchen faucet, basket strainer, shut off valves and the dishwasher. Once installation was completed we tested for proper leak free operation.

We responded to our customer to inspect their gas system due to concerns about proper regulation and appliance performance. Upon arrival, we tested the system, we verified that the gas line operates 1/4 psi pressure range. Because of this, we determined that an existing regulator was unnecessary and could be removed to improve the systems efficiency. We removed the existing regulator and ensured all connections were properly secured. After all work was completed, we performed a full leak test and verified proper operation of the gas system.

We responded to our customer due to issues with inconsistent water pressure and difficulty operating the existing main shut off valve. Once on site, after evaluation, we determined that the two inch main shut off valve and the two inch pressure reducing valve (PRV) were outdated and no longer functioning properly. To restore proper control of the homes water supply, we installed a new Watts pressure reducing valve along with a quarter turn ball valve for easier operation. All fittings and connections were secured to ensure long term reliability. Once installation was completed, we tested the system for proper, leak free operation and set the water pressure system to the correct level.

We responded to our customers home to address issues with the toilet connection and aging shut off components at the bathroom sink. Once on site, after inspecting the toilet, we found the existing toilet flange was worn and no longer providing proper seal. After evaluation, we removed the toilet to access the drain connection, replaced the damaged flange , and prepared the area for secure reset. While on site, we also replaced the lavatory stop valves and supply lines under the bathroom sink, as the old ones were corroded and not operating reliably. Once all the new valves and supplies were installed, we verified proper water flow and checked for leaks. After completing the repairs, we reset the toilet, installed a new wax seal, and secured the toilet flange for a solid, leak free fit. We turned the water back on and tested the toilet and lavatory connections to confirm proper function and leak free operation throughout the bathroom.

We responded to our customers home for a main line blockage causing drainage issues throughout the house. After inspecting the system, we determined the safest access point was through the toilet flange, so we removed the toilet to reach the main drain line. We than ran our professional drain cleaning equipment through the line to break up the obstruction and restore proper flow. Once the blockage was cleared, we thoroughly flushed the system to confirm the drain line was operating correctly. After verifying everything was running smoothly, we reset the toilet, installed a new wax seal, and secured all mounting hardware to ensure a proper fit. Lastly, we turned the water back on and tested the toilet for leak free, full operation.

We responded to our customer to cut and cap an existing drain line that was no longer needed for the homeowners current plumbing layout. After identifying the correct section of pipe, we exposed the area and cut the drain line cleanly to prepare it for capping. We installed a secure, code approved cap to ensure the line was completely sealed and protected from future sewer gas or water intrusion. Once the cap was in place, we tested the surrounding system to confirm there were no leaks or odors coming from the newly sealed line.

We responded to our customer's home to update the water supply feeding their whole home humidifier. After inspecting the existing setup, we determined the humidifier water line was connected to the cold water side. We rerouted and reconnected the line to the hot water supply, ensuring proper flow and improved performance for the unit. All fittings, valves, and connections were securely tightened and checked for proper alignment. Once the installation was complete, we pressurized the system and ran water through the new line to confirm leak free operation.

We responded to our customer after they had contacted us due to needing a new ice maker box installed and wanted the kitchen plumbing cut and capped so new cabinets could be installed without obstruction. After evaluation, we determined that the existing plumbing needed to be re-routed and capped to allow the cabinet installation, and a new ice maker outlet box was required to prepare refrigerator connection. We installed a new ice maker box, secured all the new connections, and cut and capped the active kitchen water lines to keep the space clear for the cabinet install. Once the cabinets and countertop are completed, we will return to reconnect the plumbing and test for leak free operation.

We responded to our customer to reroute the home's main water line service for improved access and functionality. The existing line was relocated from the meter to the back side of the house, then extended into back room of the garage, where it was tied back into the existing interior water line. Once on site, we excavated a trench from the meter to the new entry point at the rear end of the property and installed a new water service line using durable piping. Once inside the structure, we extended the new piping into the back room of the garage, where we reconnected it to the existing interior water line. After restoring water service, we verified proper flow, pressure, and operation throughout the home.

We responded to our customer to complete a sewer line replacement from the house to the county tap. The existing line had been experiencing ongoing backups and slow drainage, indicating a break or heavy blockage in the underground piping. Once on site , we located and exposed the damaged section, we removed the old sewer line and installed new piping to ensure proper flow from the home to county connection. Once the installation was complete, we performed a full water and flow test to confirm the line was clear and leak free.

We responded to our customers home to complete several plumbing upgrades and fixture installations throughout the home. Upon arrival, in the bathroom, we installed a new shower valve with a built in diverter and two outlets, allowing multiple shower functions. We also installed a new lavatory faucet, replacing the outdated fixture for improved performance and appearance. In the kitchen, we reconfigured the drain system to accommodate both a garbage disposal and a basket strainer, ensuring proper drainage and venting. Once all installations were complete, we restored water service and tested each fixture for leak free operation.

We responded to our customer after they noticed water leaking from the hallway toilet. Upon inspection, we found that the leak was coming from the connection between the tank and the bowl. The tank to bowl bolts had loosened over time, allowing water to escape during flushing. We drained the toilet, tightened the bolts, and ensured the rubber gaskets were seated properly to create a watertight seal. After completing the adjustment, we refilled the tank and tested the toilet for leaks.

We responded to our customer after they requested a new pot filler installation to make cooking more convenient and to avoid carrying heavy pots of water from the sink to the stove. Once on site, we roughed in the dedicated water line for the pot filler and placed a quarter turn shut off valve in the basement drop ceiling for easy access and control of the water supply. Installing the shut off valve in this location allows for maintenance or isolation of the line without affecting the rest of the home's plumbing system. The supply line was routed and secured to ensure proper support and long term durability. Once the pot filler is mounted and the final trim work is completed, we will return to make the final connections.

We responded to our customer to provide an estimate for a sewer line replacement. Our customer has been experiencing ongoing slow drains and occasional backups, which can be a signs of compromised or deteriorated main sewer line. Once on site, we inspected the existing sewer piping, and discussed options for replacement.

We responded to our customer due to them noticing their carpet was wet on the main floor. Once on site, we started by checking all upstairs fixtures for any visible leaks but didn't find any active sources there. We then inspected the basement ceiling and found water dripping where two pieces of plywood meet, near the wall where the water risers run between floors. To locate the problem, we cut open the sheetrock in the affected area and found a leak on the 3/4" copper water lines. We removed the damaged section of the copper pipe and installed the new 3/4" Copper pipe to make a permanent repair. Once the replacement was complete, we turned the water back on and tested for leak free operation.

We responded to our customer to inspect and test a jacuzzi tub that wasn't functioning as expected. Upon arrival, we confirmed that the unit had power and proceeded to fill the tub and run a full test cycle. The jacuzzi powered on and operated properly, with no leaks or drainage issues observed during testing. However, we found that the adjustment knob isn't working correctly, which prevents full control of the water or jet settings. This issue appears to internal to the jacuzzi unit and not related to the homes plumbing system. We advised our customer to contact a certified jacuzzi repair company to service or replace the faulty control component.

We responded to our customer to inspect a toilet due to a small ceiling stain noticed below the bathroom. Upon inspection, the toilet is properly secured to the floor and the wax ring appears to be holding well with no visible water leaks at this time. We checked around the toilet base and supply line connection and found no active moisture. The customer mentioned the stain in the ceiling has been there for a couple of months and does not seem to have gotten ay larger. We advised our customer to continue monitoring the stain for any changes in size or color, as that could indicate a slow leak. If the stain worsens, we may need to open the ceiling or reset the toilet with a new wax ring o ensure a tight seal. At this time, everything is functioning properly and no repairs are needed. We will return if anything changes.

We responded to our customer for a bathroom plumbing repair due to issues under the sink and at the toilet. Once on site, we replaced the trap primer located underneath the cabinet to ensure proper water flow and maintain the floor drain's seal. We then removed the toilet to replace the damaged toilet flange and reset the toilet with a new wax ring to create a secure, watertight connection. Once all work was completed, we tested the plumbing system to confirm leak free and proper operation.

We responded to complete a full rebuild of the toilets flush system. Once on site, we replaced the entire flush valve assembly, including the toilet spud and shut off valve, to ensure reliable operation and prevent future leaks. Once all new components were installed, we turned the water back on and thoroughly tested the toilet for leak free operation.

We responded to our customer to address an issue with the existing Sloan automatic flush valve that wasn't working properly. Once on site, we recommended replacing it with a Sloan manual flush valve for a more reliable and easy to use setup. We removed the old automatic valve and installed the new manual one, ensuring all plumbing connections were secure and properly sealed. Once installation was complete, we tested the system several times to make sure it was flushing correctly and confirmed it was leak free.

We responded to our customer after they noticed one of their automatic flush valves was not activating properly after use. Upon inspection, we replaced both batteries in both flush valves and tested their operation. One valve began working correctly, while the other showed visible corrosion around the electrical connections. The corrosion is preventing the manual flush from functioning as intended. We informed our customer of the issue and discussed repair or replacement options to restore full functionality.

We responded to our customer regarding a urinal and toilet that were constantly running. Upon inspection, we found the internal components were not sealed properly, allowing water to continuously flow. We repaired both fixtures by replacing the necessary parts and ensuring proper shut off function. After the repairs were completed, we tested the toilet and urinal for proper operation and confirmed there were no leaks.

We responded to our customers home due to customer not getting any hot water out of any of their fixtures. Once on site, we evaluated the electric hot water heater and determined the water heater is working properly however the breaker for the electric water heater is not the proper breaker that this water heater requires. We advised the home owner to hire a licensed electrician to evaluate and install proper breaker for the electric 40 gallon water heater.

We where called out for a pin hole leak in a copper water line.

Our customer reached out due to noticing their floor beginning to buckle, which can often be sign of a possible slab leak. After inspection, we determined moisture was present under the floor but the exact source could not be confirmed. We advised the homeowner to schedule true leak detection services to confirm whether the issue is due to an underground slab leak or another source of moisture intrusion. Once confirmed, we'll proceed with slab leak repair.