Plumber in Peachtree Corners, GA

A&G Plumbing and Drain is a family-owned plumbing company based in Marietta since 2006, licensed and insured in Georgia. We handle residential plumbing for Peachtree Corners homeowners and the property managers and rental owners who look after homes here, with an upfront price you approve before any work begins.

What we fix most in Peachtree Corners homes

As Gwinnett County’s largest city, Peachtree Corners mixes established, tree-lined neighborhoods along the Chattahoochee River with homes built through the 1980s and 1990s that owners are steadily modernizing. Both realities shape the plumbing calls we get.

Near the river, a higher water table and heavy rain can put pressure on lower-level drainage. When storms saturate the ground and overwhelm the municipal sewer, water can push up through the lowest drains in the house, which is where we’re most often asked to diagnose main sewer line issues and stubborn drain backups. In the older housing stock, decades of use catch up with water heaters, and mature trees send roots into aging sewer laterals. Before we snake or cable a line in these neighborhoods, we often start with a sewer camera inspection so we can see cracked pipe or root intrusion instead of guessing. Homeowners upgrading their systems frequently ask us about gas and electric water heaters and about finding hidden leaks before they cause damage.

Plumbing services in Peachtree Corners

• Drain Cleaning
• Sewer Camera Inspections
• Main Sewer Lines
• Water Heaters (gas & electric)
• Leak Detection & Repair
• Pipes & Whole-Home Repiping

See the full list on our plumbing services page.

Why Peachtree Corners homeowners call A&G

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

Why is my basement drain backing up during heavy rain?

In parts of Peachtree Corners closer to the Chattahoochee River, heavy rain saturates the ground and can overwhelm the municipal sewer, creating back-pressure that forces water up through your lowest drains. A backwater valve on your main sewer line lets waste flow out of the home while physically blocking municipal runoff from reversing back into the basement. We can inspect the line and advise whether one makes sense for your home.

Do I need a camera inspection before drain cleaning?

In older neighborhoods with large, mature trees, we usually recommend it. A high-definition sewer camera lets us look inside the pipe before we snake or cable it, so we don’t disturb a line that’s already cracked or collapsing, and so we can see where roots have intruded.

How often should my water heater be serviced?

Once a year for both gas and electric units. Annual flushing clears the mineral sediment that settles in any tank. On a gas model the flush keeps sediment from insulating the burner, and on an electric model it protects the lower heating element, which buried sediment can burn out. Some manufacturers also expect documented maintenance to keep the warranty valid, so check your unit’s warranty terms.

To get on the schedule, call A&G Plumbing and Drain at (770) 627-4421 during business hours, Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM; we offer same-day visits. You can also request service online.