15 plumbing services · Atlanta, GA
Plumbing Services in Atlanta, GA: Pick the One That Matches Your Problem
Fifteen service pages cover what goes wrong in a house or a shop, from a rising water bill to a dead water heater. Find the problem below, open its page and read what the work involves, then call the dispatch line to reach a plumber who serves your part of Atlanta.
Say what is happening and where. The dispatcher sends your call to a plumber who handles that kind of work.
Call now- What stopped working, and since when.
- Your ZIP code.
- Whether water is still running.

Find your problem, then open its page
Each group below answers one kind of question. Every page explains the signs, what the work involves and what to ask the plumber, and none of them repeats another.
Leaks
- Find a hidden leakA rising bill, a moving meter or a damp spot, and how a leak is traced without opening walls.
- Trace a leak under the slabWarm floors and unexplained water under concrete, and the tools used to pinpoint the break.
Drains and sewer
- Clear a clogged drainSlow sinks, gurgling toilets and repeat clogs, from a cleaned trap to a camera inspection.
- Repair a sewer lineBackups in several fixtures, roots and cracked pipe, and what a camera shows before any repair.
Water heaters
- Fix a water heaterNo hot water, noises or a drip at a fitting, and what can be repaired and what cannot.
- Replace a water heaterChoosing size, fuel and location when a tank has to come out.
- Switch to a tankless heaterHow on-demand heaters differ, what they need from the gas line and vent, and their upkeep.
Pipes and gas
- Repair the water linePipe running from the meter into the house, how a failing line shows itself and the repair choices.
- Replace aging pipesSupply pipe that keeps leaking, and when replacing it makes more sense than patching.
- Check a gas lineA gas smell, appliance connections and piping, starting with what to do first.
Fixtures
- Repair a faucet or toiletDripping taps, running toilets and shutoff valves that will not close.
- Fix a garbage disposalA disposal that hums, jams or leaks under the sink.
Water damage
- Recover from water damageStopping the source, extraction, drying and mold testing after a leak or flood. Its call buttons use a separate number.
Water treatment
- Treat hard or off-tasting waterScale, taste and staining, and which treatment fits which symptom.
Commercial
- Plumbing for a businessRestaurants, retail, offices and multifamily buildings.
How a call to the dispatch line works
- Call and say what is happening, which room or fixture is involved and your ZIP code.
- The dispatcher matches the problem to a plumber who serves that part of the area.
- The plumber works out the cause on site and explains the repair before work starts.
For an urgent problem such as a burst pipe or a gas smell, the homepage steps for urgent problems list what to do before help arrives.
Not sure which page applies?
| What you notice | Start with |
|---|---|
| Water bill climbing, meter moving with taps closed | Leaks |
| Several drains slow or gurgling together | Drains and sewer |
| Lukewarm water, noises from the tank or a drip beneath it | Water heaters |
| Low pressure, rusty water or pipe that keeps leaking | Pipes and gas |
| Dripping tap, running toilet or humming disposal | Fixtures |
| Wet floors or walls after a burst pipe | Water damage |
| Scale, staining or a taste you dislike | Water treatment |
| A restaurant, shop, office or apartment building | Commercial |
Pages are grouped the same way above, so the first column points to the group and the group lists the pages. If two groups seem to fit, read the first and the plumber will say if the second applies.
Where these services are available
The same dispatch line covers eight areas around Atlanta, each with its own page on local utilities and permits. See the full list of service areas to find your city and ZIP code.
Know the problem but not the page? Call and the dispatcher will match it to a plumber.
CALL (770) 588-0011