Drains that clog again and again. Roots and cracked or collapsed clay are the usual cause. Begin with a camera inspection. What it finds points toward either sewer line repair or hydro jetting.
Pressure that has faded and water that runs rusty. In many homes it is galvanized pipe that has simply worn out. Whether a spot fix or a repipe or water line replacement is smarter depends on what the pressure test shows.
Leaks inside walls and under floors. Rising water bills with no visible drip need leak detection.
Water heaters that have given up. Tank water heaters get repaired or replaced, and tankless goes in when the space allows.
Showers and tubs that leak. See shower and tub repair.
West End’s early-1900s homes often have clay or cast iron sewer lines. In neighboring Westview and Adair Park we have replaced old clay with PVC and added cleanouts.
Gas lines in West End homes have been patched over many decades. We leak-test the water heater, furnace and stove connections and replace failing fittings.
We repair and replace tank and tankless water heaters in West End bungalows and Victorians, and handle the permit and inspection when the job needs one.
Older West End bathrooms often have toilets with worn fill valves and cracked flanges. We repair or replace them and check the floor beneath.
Faucet repairs in West End homes often turn up corroded supply lines or worn shutoffs. We fix the fixture and what is behind it.
West End showers and tubs from the early 1900s leak at valves and drains. We repair them and check for damage in the floor and ceiling below.
West End bathroom remodels usually mean replacing the old pipe behind the walls. We plan supply and drain changes before the demolition ends.
Whole-home filtration for West End homes, installed where it can be serviced easily, with a plain explanation of what it removes and what it does not.
Sewer, water heater, gas and tub repairs are all on the menu for West End customers. A few recent projects from our Atlanta portfolio show the quality you can expect.
Most often it is galvanized supply pipe that has narrowed with rust. We test pressure, trace where the restriction is and tell you whether a repair or a repipe makes more sense.
Yes. We have replaced old clay lines with PVC in nearby Adair Park, added cleanouts and reset pavers and yards afterward. A camera inspection shows how much of the line needs to go.
Often, yes. West End sits inside the City of Atlanta, which means water heater replacements and sewer repairs need permits from the Office of Buildings. We handle the permit.
West End calls are answered around the clock. Timing runs from within the hour to later the same day, depending on the situation and the schedule. After-hours visits cost extra, and you will hear the total before we start.
A visit begins with a service fee, which we apply to the final bill if you go ahead with the job. Contact us for today's service-call details. You are quoted in advance of any work.
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