Plumber Ball Ground GA
My Georgia Plumber offers full service residential and commercial plumbing to residents of Ball Ground, GA, and surrounding areas. As a family-owned business with over 30 years of experience, we pride ourselves on being able to provide our local community with all their plumbing repairs, maintenance, and installation needs with a personalized touch.
Our Residential and Commercial Plumbing Services
We offer a full range of residential plumbing services, including the following:
- Kitchen plumbing installation and repair
- Bathroom plumbing repair
- Laundry room plumbing repair
- Basement plumbing remodeling and installation
- Water heater install, repair, and replacement (traditional, tankless, and hybrid water heaters, expansion tanks, pressure regulating valves, and recirculating pumps)
- Sewer line and drain system repair and service
- Sump pump installation, repair, and replacement
- Water systems repairs and services
- Water purification and filtration systems installations
- Gas systems
Our commercial plumbing services include the following:
- Commercial pipe services (repair and replace cracked, corroded, or damaged water and sewer lines on your property)
- 24/7 emergency plumbing services
- Faucet plumbing services
- Flushometer services
- Kitchen disposal services
- Sewer line services
- Sump pump services
- Toilet plumbing services
- Water heater services
- Water leak services
Local Reviews
for Ball Ground, GA
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Andrew - Ball Ground, GA
Was very efficient and helped with all my plumbing needs I had.
Great service
Ana - Ball Ground, GA
I had to connect a new gas stove I sent them an email they responded immediately. The next day they were here. They are not cheap but are quick to respond. They were here the next day. The Technician Robert was very professional and friendly and knowledgeable since it was my first time ever having a gas stove he gave me alot of useful tips. They may not be the cheapest but at least we know they will guarantee their work and sometimes that piece of mind is better than the cost. Thanks Robert for all your useful tips.
Aaron N.
CUSTOMER STATED: the basment bathroom toilet was not filling up and the sewer ejection pump did not turn on when the toilet was flushed once. TECHNICIAN NOTES: after inspecting the toilet I found that the old style ball cock fill valve had malfunctioned due to the age. The toilet was from 2006. I recommend for a complete rebuild due to the age of the toilet and everything inside the tank being original. RESOLUTION: home owner decided to go with the partial rebuild that included a fill valve, flapper, supply line, and a new toilet handle.
Christian O.
CUSTOMER STATED: That they have a faucet that is constantly dripping and most likely needs the handle tightened. TECHNICIAN NOTES: The main floor powder bath Peerless chrome faucet has a constant drip. RESOLUTION: We will need to order the specific cartridge and then replace them once the new one comes in. Flushed the water heater with no issues and re-lit with the water back on.
Mike D.
CUSTOMER STATED: Clog in the home. TECHNICIAN NOTES: Found whole house is clogged. RESOLUTION: Using the large sewer snake we was able to unclog the whole house line and allow the system to drain.
Robert D.
CUSTOMER STATED: Needing toilet replaced TECHNICIAN NOTES: main floor powder bathroom toilet needing to be replaced. RESOLUTION: Replaced toilet with home owner supplied Kohler toilet. Water is on and tested with no further leaks or issues at this time.
Robert D.
CUSTOMER STATED: Issue with main floor powder bathroom toilet. TECHNICIAN NOTES: Found Kohler Cimmeron flush cylinder has failed. RESOLUTION: Presented 3 estimates to either repair the existing toilet or replace it. The homeowner will schedule once she decides on a new toilet.
Robert D.
CUSTOMER STATED: After they installed a new free-standing gas range, they had a gas leak, notified the gas company, and they isolated the leak to the connection after shutting off valve. TECHNICIAN NOTES: Found two gas fittings that are NOT supposed to be connected together. RESOLUTION: Replaced with proper fittings, turned gas on, and tested with no further issues or leaks at this time.
