Nelson GA Plumbing Services
Nelson GA Plumbing Repair & Replacement
My Georgia Plumber is a trusted plumbing service company that has been serving the Conyers, GA area for over 30 years. We offer a wide range of residential and commercial plumbing services, including drain cleaning and repair, sewer line and water line services, water heater services, gas lines, bathroom, kitchen and laundry plumbing and remodeling services. We are dedicated to providing our Conyers customers with the highest quality of service possible, and we believe that our experience and reputation speak for themselves. If you are in need of a plumber, please give us a call today!
Local Reviews
for Conyers, GA
Santos Q.
CUSTOMER STATED: clog TECHNICIAN NOTES: find main line out side is clog RESOLUTION: run small machine and camera JOB NOTES: find clean out out side is full of sewage run small machine and clear the clog run camera and find roots on the line STATUS AUTHO ESTIMATES Run sewer machine to clear the clog in the main line in the yard
James T.
The homeowner complaint is that the sewer line in the yard has backed up again And they have removed the clean out cap so it is dumping in the yard instead of backing up in the home I found that the sewer line is backing up and coming out of the clean out in the yard after speaking to the homeowner I found out that this is something that has been happening since they moved in 2 years ago they have to have the line snaked every 5 or 6 months I believe there is possibly a belly in the main line in the yard In order to determine the underlying problem the sewer line The line needs to be cleared and run a camera Authorization Job completed until we receive word about running the camera Estimates are built and ready to send I was told by manager to go ahead and run my sewer machine to get the line flowing I pulled out 2 sections of roots on my cable they are hair roots so probably not the main cause of the issue but definitely a contributing factor
Christine J.
Completed under autho
Dan W.
Out today to address tenant concern of water heater no staying lit. Upon inspection we found a 40 gallon short natural gas heater located in the crawl space installed in 2020. Pilot would light but not stay lit when pilot button was released. We performed a test and found the gas control valve was bad. We replaced and relit heater. Burner is lit at time of departure. Job complete Please bill out
Trevor J.
leak in the ceiling of the lower floor beneath the upper floor hallway full bath. Once I ran water I was able to recreate the drip. To properly assess I cut a small section of drywall and found a prior repair (made with putty) on the brass waste and overflow from the tub. The waste and overflow assembly along with tub shoe will need to be removed and replaced. This will require a larger section of drywall to be removed. Return trip to replace the waste and overflow in the upstairs hallway bathroom. Installed new overflow and tested for proper function and leaks. Job Status: Complete.
Trevor J.
Customer States: The basement toilet is backing up again. Technician Notes: Out today to look into potential clog/ backup. Toilet in basement bathroom has waste coming up when upstairs toilets are used. Home is on a septic. Septic tank is directly behind home roughly 10ft off foundation right in line with basement bathroom window. Septic tank is believed to be causing the issue. No obstructions in yard. Resolution: Attempted to contact Resipro to go over my findings and explain to them that they need a septic company on-site ASAP. Unable to reach representative. Job Status: Complete. Autho: Bill to Resipro. Estimates: No additional estimates needed.
Christine J.
ADMIN/INVOICING
preston.boyd@mygeorgiaplumber.com
CUSTOMER STATED : There is a leak under bathroom sink causing secondary damage. TECHNICIAN NOTES : Out to the residence for the concern of a leak under a bathroom sink causing secondary damage. When I arrived, the homeowner brought me to the powder bathroom on the main level of the home. I have ran excessive amounts of water through the single vanity sink and have not been able to create any leaks. I have inspected the connections for the faucet on the underside on the sink and found no signs of leaks or corrosion. At this point in time I have found no active leaks in the powder bathroom on the main level of the home. RESOLUTION : No work completed. FOUND NO FAILURES/LEAKS. JOB NOTES : Job complete No estimates to forward at this point in time.
Dan W.
Out today to address two concerns for the tenant. First was no hot water. I found a 40 gallon natural gas water heater located in the crawlspace that was not lit. I relit and inspected to ensure it has stayed lit. Currently functioning properly. Secondly there was a leak in the ceiling of the lower floor beneath the upper floor hallway full bath. Once I ran water I was able to recreate the drip. To properly assess I cut a small section of drywall and found a prior repair (made with putty) on the brass waste and overflow from the tub. The waste and overflow assembly along with tub show will need to be removed and replaced. This will require a larger section of drywall to be removed. Job complete Please have Chris review estimate prior to sending.
Dan W.
Out today, to inspect a propane line that I have found is located in the yard from the connection of the tank to wear. It runs under the foundation to supply the home with propane As best I can gauge where I find inch and a half plastic pipe in the yard that terminates underground. It is roughly 40 feet from that location to where it would come underneath the foundation that would need to be replaced I was on the phone with Sean. The project manager from bridge homes in his phone died, and he was unable to provide me with the field managers number for additional information but he did state that all the information they have are from AmeriGas who will be replacing the propane tank At this point we will create an estimate based on the information we have to submit to bridge homes to run 40 foot of inch and a half gas line and reconnect to the existing supply in the home for the new propane propane tank to be installed Complete for today Will build estimate with Chris upon return.
