From the main line in your yard to the pipes inside your walls, we install, repair and replace the water lines that keep your home or business running, across metro Atlanta.
Leaks and breaks in the line between your water meter and your home repaired.
Old, undersized or failing main lines replaced for better pressure and peace of mind.
Aging galvanized or polybutylene pipes inside the home replaced with modern piping.
Main shut-off valves and pressure-reducing valves repaired or replaced.
Lines for additions, remodels, ice makers, outdoor spigots and new fixtures.
In most areas, the water utility is responsible for the line up to the meter, and the property owner is responsible for the line from the meter to the building. If your yard is wet between the meter and the house, that's usually on your side.
Many older homes still have galvanized steel pipe, which rusts from the inside and slowly reduces water pressure. Polybutylene pipe, common in homes built from the late 1970s to the mid-1990s, is known for failing without warning.
If you're seeing repeated leaks, low pressure or discolored water, our plumber can tell you whether a repair will do or whether it's time to replace the line.
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We serve homes and businesses within about 60 miles of downtown Atlanta, including Tucker, Stone Mountain, Lilburn, Lawrenceville, Roswell, Alpharetta, Gainesville, Marietta, Newnan and Stockbridge. See all the areas we serve.
A hidden leak is the most common cause. It could be a running toilet, a leak inside a wall, or a break in the main line in your yard. Our plumbers can find the source and fix it.
Turn off every faucet and water-using appliance, then look at your water meter. If the dial or leak indicator is still moving, water is escaping somewhere. Give us a call and we'll track it down.
Common causes include a leak in the main line, corroded galvanized pipes, a failing pressure-reducing valve, or a partly closed shut-off valve. We'll test your pressure and find the cause.
Not always. If your pipes are galvanized or polybutylene and you're seeing repeated leaks or low pressure, repiping may save money over time. We'll give you repair and replacement options with prices upfront.
In most areas, the utility owns the line up to the meter and the property owner owns the line from the meter to the house. Check with your water provider if you're unsure.
Book online in minutes or call our team. You'll get a price upfront before any work begins.