One Day. One Crew. Big Savings and Even Bigger Peace of Mind.
Managing an HOA means thinking long-term—but acting efficiently.
When it comes to plumbing, that means tackling community-wide maintenance before individual emergencies turn into a chain reaction of damage and costs.
That’s why HOA and condo boards across North Georgia are turning to whole-neighborhood plumbing inspection events—a smart, scalable solution that saves time, money, and stress.
At My Georgia Plumber, we make it easy to coordinate inspections and services across multiple homes in a single day. The result? Reduced risk, happier homeowners, and reliable documentation for your board.
What Is a Neighborhood Plumbing Inspection Event?
A neighborhood plumbing inspection event is a scheduled day (or series of days) where our licensed crew visits your community to perform inspections and preventative services for every participating home.
It’s ideal for:
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Communities with aging plumbing systems
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HOAs looking to reduce emergencies and budget smarter
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Boards needing documentation for insurance or reserve studies
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Homeowners who want affordable maintenance on their own terms
Which Plumbing Services Can Be Bundled?
These events are fully customizable. Popular bundled services include:
Whole-Home Plumbing Inspections
We check for leaks, worn-out shut-offs, water pressure problems, slow drains, and outdated components.
Water Heater Flushes and Safety Checks
Includes flushing, valve checks, age verification, and recommendations for replacement if needed.
Main Sewer Line Camera Inspections
Early detection of root intrusion, corrosion, or blockage helps prevent future backups.
Pressure Regulator Valve (PRV) Testing
We check PRVs to prevent over-pressurization, which can damage pipes and appliances.
Toilet and Fixture Checks
Helpful in communities experiencing recurring issues like rocking toilets, running water, or loose seals.
How HOA Plumbing Events Save Time and Money
When multiple homes participate, we’re able to:
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Reduce travel and labor overhead
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Consolidate equipment needs
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Streamline appointment scheduling
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Work more efficiently
That efficiency translates directly into discounted pricing for your homeowners—and fewer unexpected plumbing issues throughout the year.
You Also Get Professional Documentation
Following the event, we’ll deliver:
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Individual service reports for each participating homeowner
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A community-wide inspection summary for HOA board records
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Photo documentation of any problem areas or resolved issues
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Recommendations for future service or improvements
This reporting is perfect for budget planning, reserve studies, and annual meetings.
Who Manages the Sign-Ups and Scheduling?
We do.
Unless you’d prefer to handle it internally, My Georgia Plumber will provide everything you need, including:
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Email copy and announcements for your homeowners
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Custom flyers and sign-up forms
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A dedicated online scheduling link
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A team to confirm and coordinate all appointments
All we need is your green light—and a little help spreading the word.
Ready to Plan a Plumbing Day for Your Neighborhood?
You don’t have to wait for a leak or an emergency to take action.
Call My Georgia Plumber today to plan a bundled plumbing inspection event for your HOA, townhome community, or condo association.
Let’s get your community on the same page, on the same schedule, and ahead of the next big plumbing problem.
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