Marietta, GA

Repaired a running toilet by replacing the flapper and adjusting the fill valve. Checked the flush mechanism and tank-to-bowl seal. Now it operates efficiently, conserving water and flushing reliably every time.

Updated old galvanized pipes in a small home with PEX tubing. This reduces corrosion, improves water flow, and ensures a longer-lasting plumbing system. All connections were pressure-tested to confirm a leak-free installation. The homeowner now has safer, cleaner water throughout the house.

Snaked a basement floor drain clogged with debris. After clearing, we tested water flow to ensure proper drainage. The homeowner was advised on simple preventative steps to avoid future blockages.

Serviced a slow-draining kitchen sink by removing buildup in the pipes. After snaking and flushing the line, water now flows freely. The homeowner was advised on regular maintenance and tips for preventing grease and food debris from causing future clogs.

Installed a new water filtration system in the kitchen. All connections were secured to code, and flow rates were tested for optimal performance. The system now provides clean, great-tasting water while helping protect plumbing fixtures from sediment and mineral buildup.

I’m performing hydro jetting on a main sewer line. The line had heavy buildup of grease and scale, which limited water flow. I use high-pressure water jets to scour the inside walls of the pipe, restoring full capacity. This method clears blockages thoroughly and helps prevent future backups in the home.

I’m performing a water heater repair today. The issue is a faulty heating element that prevents the system from reaching the correct temperature. I test the electrical components, confirm the element failure, and replace it with a new one. After installation, I flush the tank to clear sediment buildup, which helps extend the unit’s life and restore consistent hot water.

I’m repairing a dripping faucet. The cartridge inside the faucet is worn and no longer seals correctly. I disassemble the faucet, replace the faulty cartridge, and clean the aerator to improve water flow. A proper repair like this eliminates wasted water and reduces stress on the plumbing system.

I was called to a home to clear a mainline that was backing up into the house. I found a clean out in the yard and attempted to use a snake to clear the line but could not. I then ran a jetter down the line to clear the roots that had grown through the sewer pipe. I cleared the clog and then ran a camera to confirm. I gave the customer a quote to replace the sewer line as the roots had damaged it.

Customer called for a leak coming from their shower valves. Upon arrival inspected and determined that the cartridges needed to be replaced. Replaced the cartridges and tested. Everything is working as it should.

Replaced a leaking P-trap under a bathroom sink. We removed the old trap, inspected the pipes for corrosion, and installed a new one with proper alignment and seals. The sink now drains smoothly, preventing leaks and water damage.

Performed a routine inspection of the home’s water heater and plumbing connections. Checked for leaks, tested the pressure relief valve, and ensured all pipes were secure. Early maintenance like this helps prevent unexpected issues and keeps the system running efficiently as the season changes.

Customer called stating their was water showing up on their driveway. Upon inspection determined their main water line going to the house was damaged and causing the leak. Replaced the waterline from the meter to the house. Tested and confirmed no leaks.

Customer called stating garbage disposal was not working correctly. Inspected and determined a new disposal was needed. Replaced the disposal and tested. It is working as it should.

Customer called stating their garbage disposal was making an odd noise. Tested disposal and found it clogged. Cleaned disposal and tested. Everything is working as it should.

Customer called to have a review of their plumbing prior to selling property. Reviewed plumbing fixtures and made recommendations.

Customer called stating that pressure to multiple fixtures was low. Tested the pressure to the house and found it was low. Made repairs and tested pressure again. It is within the normal range and customer was happy with the pressure.

Customer called stating they had a high water bill. Inspected the fixtures and main lines. Found a leak in the bathroom. Repaired the line. Tested and meter is not spinning.

I was called to replace a toilet and found a leak in the master shower. I repaired the leak and tested the toilets. Everything is working as it should.

Customer called stating their hose bibb was leaking. Replaced hose bibb on the back of the house. Working as should.

Customer called to have new faucets installed in their kitchen and bathroom. Customer supplied Moen faucets. We also replaced the shut offs for the faucets. Tested for leaks, everything working as it should.

Customer called for leaking hose bibb. Advised that outdoor kitchen sink would need to be moved to reach pipe to hose bibb. Replaced shut off valve, a section of pipe, and hose bibb. Tested and working as should.

Customer called for issues with toilet. When I arrived, the pressure assist toilet in the basement area was not flushing. I ordered the bladder will return on Tuesday to replace bladder. While on site I fixed the drain on the laundry sink and caulked the sink to the wall. Checked for leaks to all fixtures. No leaks at this time.

Customer called stating there was a leak. Upon arrival I inspected the area. There was a slight drip in the celling of the basement. Came upstairs and found the hot side hose to the washer was leaking. Replaced the hot side hose and checked for leaks. No leaks at this time.

We pulled the drain in the shower in master and re-puttied the drain . We did not find the drain leaking it looks like the water is leaking from the tile.