Plumber in Atlanta, GA

A&G Plumbing and Drain is a family-owned plumbing company based in nearby Marietta and serving homeowners and property managers across the city of Atlanta since 2006. We handle residential plumbing inside the Perimeter, from historic bungalows to Midtown and Buckhead condos, and we’re licensed and insured in Georgia. You get an upfront price you approve before we start.

What we see and fix most in Atlanta homes

Working inside the Perimeter means dealing with just about every era of plumbing at once. Older neighborhoods like Virginia-Highland, Inman Park, and Grant Park are full of homes that still run on aging cast-iron sewer lines and galvanized steel water pipe. Both are well past their useful life: galvanized lines corrode from the inside and choke your water pressure, while brittle cast-iron laterals crack and let in tree roots. When we can’t tell what’s happening underground, we run a sewer camera inspection to see the real condition of the line before anyone digs.

Newer high-rise condos in Midtown and Buckhead bring the opposite problem: managing water pressure and vertical drainage in a stacked building, where a small hidden drip can go unnoticed for weeks. Because Atlanta water rates run high, even a minor leak shows up fast on your bill, so leak detection and repair and main water line work are two of the most common calls we get in the city. If you’re in Buckhead specifically, we cover that on our Buckhead plumber page.

Plumbing services in Atlanta

• Leak Detection & Repair, locating hidden leaks behind high water bills
• Pipes & Whole-Home Repiping, replacing corroded galvanized supply lines
• Main Sewer Lines, repairing failing cast-iron laterals in older homes
• Sewer Camera Inspections, diagnosing blockages and root intrusion
• Water Heaters, gas and electric replacements
• Toilets, fixing running toilets that quietly waste water

Those are the most common calls we get inside the Perimeter. For everything else, browse our full list of services.

Why Atlanta homeowners call A&G

• Licensed and insured in Georgia, family-owned since 2006
• 4.9-star Google rating from Atlanta-area homeowners
• An upfront price you approve before any work begins
• A warranty on the work we do, plus we honor manufacturer warranties
• Consultative advice, no high-pressure sales

Why is my Atlanta water bill suddenly so high?

With Atlanta’s water rates among the highest in the country, even a small leak can push your bill up sharply. If your usage habits haven’t changed, a hidden leak is the most likely cause, often a constantly running toilet wasting hundreds of gallons a day, or an underground leak in your main water line. We use leak detection to locate it and stop the waste.

Who is responsible for a sewer line blockage, the city or me?

In many Atlanta setups, the private sewer lateral runs from your house to the connection at the city’s main line, which often sits out in the street or right-of-way. Responsibility for a blockage in that lateral usually falls to the homeowner, but it can vary, so it’s worth confirming with the city or your local utility. We run a high-definition sewer camera to locate the spot and the cause so you have clear information before any digging starts.

Should I repair my water heater or replace it?

If the tank itself is leaking or your hot water keeps coming out rusty, replacement is usually the sensible call. If the trouble is a failed part such as a thermostat, element, or gas valve, a repair often solves it for far less. We install every new water heater to current standards, and you approve the price before any work begins. Not sure about the timing? Our guide on how long water heaters last can help.

My older Atlanta home has low water pressure, why?

In homes from the galvanized-pipe era, decades of internal corrosion narrow the pipes and steadily reduce flow. Sometimes it’s a single failing section; often the supply lines are simply at the end of their life and due for repiping. We’ll diagnose the real cause rather than guess, you can read more in our post on low water pressure in Atlanta homes.

To get started, call A&G Plumbing at (770) 627-4421 during business hours, Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM. We offer same-day visits, and urgent problems are prioritized. You can also request service online and we’ll follow up.