Plumbing Services In Marietta, GA

The leak detection company located the leak in the yard. we dug to find a compression fitting that was cracked and leaking. we repaired the leak, tested for leaks and then buried the hole back.

We rebuilt the toilet in the guest house bathroom. once installation is completed we tested for leak free operation.

We installed a pedestal sink and a toilet in the powder room. we secured the sink with screws and caulked the porcelain. Then we tested the toilet and caulked the base.

The customer had a leak underneath the lavatory sink. we found that thebpop up assembly was leaking as well as a narrow on the drain line. Once repairs have been made we will test for leak free operation.

The customer had another trade company find a leak in the crawlspace. We investigated to find that the hallway toilet leaks when it's flushed and a leak on the outside of the house, not from plumbing.

Responded to customer's home for water pressure issues as well as shut off valves leaking under the kitchen sink. After evaluation, we found the pressure in the home was at a proper level and that the pressure issue was coming from the faucet being clogged with debris. We installed new shut off valves on the hot and cold water lines for the kitchen faucet to resolve the leaking shut off valves but also flushed out the faucet and lines to clear the lines of debris which resolved the pressure issue and now faucet is working as it should be.

Our customer contacted us to replace multiple shut off valves and supply lines to upgrade the existing plumbing. The existing shut off valves are very old and hard to turn on and off. The supply lines are very old poly and hard metal supply lines. We installed new shut off valves for multiple toilets and new stainless steel braided supply lines to update all supply lines and shut off valves for all toilets in home.

We were called out for error code P1 on a Rheem tankless water heater. P1 is not an error code, it displays when circulating pump is running.

The toilet shut off valve wasn't working. We replaced the shut off valve with a quarter turn shut off with a new supply line. Lastly we cleaned up and tested for leaks.

Customer lives in a townhome and has occasional clogging issues with his master toilet on the third floor. We recently provided a quote to install a new pressure assist toilet to help with the flushing power. We arrived today to perform this work. We furnished and installed a new pressure assisted toilet with a new wax ring and a repair flange for customer.

Responded to a call for toilet that was running constantly. Once on site, we found the shut off valve for the toilet is not shutting off the water completely. We installed a new shut off valve for toilet and upgraded supply line to toilet as well to resolve all toilet running issues.

We responded to customer's home for a gas leak. The gas company shut her gas meter off due to the gas leak their system found. We responded and performed a gas pressure test as required on the gas system to identify and repair any gas leaks on the system and repressurized.

Responded to a call for customer receiving very high pressure and a leak coming from a valve in the basement. Once on site, we were able to determine right away that the pressure reducing valve is leaking and causing the high pressure in the home. We installed a new PRV (pressure reducing valve) and upgraded the main shut off valve to home to a ball valve type shut off valve as opposed to the older gate valve type.

Responded to a call for a leak in the ceiling. After evaluation, we found red and blue PEX piping has a pin hole leak that is leaking into the ceiling below. We removed the damaged section of red and blue PEX piping and installed a new section of better quality PEX piping with two new shut off valves under sink for customer due to current shut off valves not turning off water completely when leak occurred.

Responded to a call for customer getting a very strong odor throughout the entire house anytime any fixture was running. After evaluation, we discovered that smell is very strong when running any fixtures. Before taking any further steps with plumbing repairs, we recommended that customer contact the Water Department to see if there are any issues from their end first. It is possible this is an issue with the Water Dept. that they would need to address. If Water Dept. is unable to confirm any issues from their end, we will discuss next steps to resolve this issue.

We recently provided customer with a quote for a leaking tub drain, a clogged sink, and resetting a toilet due to existing toilet leaking. We returned today to perform this work. We replaced the tub drain by installing a new waste and overflow for the upstairs bathtub. We cleared the bathroom sink blockage and reset toilet with a new wax ring so toilet would now sit flush and no longer leak.

We recently responded to a call to provide a quote on replacing the homeowner's existing 75 gallon gas water heater. We returned today to perform this work. We removed existing 75 gallon gas water heater and installed a new Rheem 75 gallon gas water heater with all new water heater code upgrades including installing a new thermal expansion tank.

Responded to a call for a leak in the ceiling. Once on site, we found a large bubble in the ceiling. We cut out the section of ceiling with the bubble and found two pin hole leaks on the same section of copper pipe above. We installed a new section of copper piping to repair the two pin hole leaks. After further evaluation, we found additional pin hole leaks on the other side of the basement that we also repaired to resolve all issues.

Responded to a service call for tub leaking into basement ceiling from hall bathroom. Customer had already cut and removed a section of the sheetrock ceiling below the tub and saw water coming from drain. Once on site, found waste and overflow drain for tub leaking. We will provide a quote to replace waste and overflow for tub drain as well as resecure the basement toilet.

We were called out for piping in walls and ceiling making knocking noises when hot water was being used. Plumbing is operating properly. Knocking noises is being caused from hot water going through PVC pipes and PVC expanding causing knocking noises.

Responded to a call for water heater leaking from the tank and very high water pressure coming through faucets. Once on site, we found water heater is in fact leaking from the tank itself and required replacement. We also found the pressure to the home to be extremely high. The water heater is on a stand and the pressure regulator valve is located under the water heater. We installed a new Rheem 40 gallon gas water heater and relocated PRV and main shut off valve to the home to the wall in front of the water heater so that customer may be able to access easier in the event of a plumbing emergency.

Responded to a call for low water pressure in the shower on the hot water line. The water pressure to the home is slightly low so we turned it up slightly and tested the shower. Shower tested ok and working with normal pressure.

Responded to call where customer wanted to replace several shut off valves due to existing shut off valves being older and some shut off valves leaking. We installed a new shut off valves and supply lines for multiple toilets and installed a new customer supplied toilet.

Responded to a call for a shower leaking into the garage. Once on site, found that tub spout is leaking. Customer ordered a new one and we returned today to install the new tub spout to resolve the leak.