Plumbing Emergency Right Now? Start Here
These five steps limit damage while a plumber is on the way.
- Shut off the main water valve. It is usually where the line enters the house or in the meter box in the front yard. Turn it clockwise until it stops.
- Keep power away from standing water. If outlets or appliances sit in water, switch off the breaker from a dry spot and stay out of the room.
- Open the lowest faucet. Draining the lines relieves pressure and slows the leak.
- Photograph the damage and move valuables. Pictures help with an insurance claim later.
- Call (770) 214-4545. Dispatch is open nights, weekends and holidays.
If you smell gas, leave the building and call the gas utility or 911 from outside before you call a plumber. Gas problems are never a wait-and-see situation.
Plumbing Services We Handle in Peachtree Corners
One crew covers the repairs that cannot wait and the planned jobs that save you from the next emergency.
Drain Cleaning
Slow sinks, clogged tubs and backed-up floor drains cleared with cable machines and cameras. See drain cleaning
Water Heater Repair
No hot water, leaks at the tank and tripped burners diagnosed on the first visit. See water heater repair
Leak Detection
Hidden leaks and high water bills traced with listening gear and thermal imaging. See leak detection
Sewer Line Repair
Cracked, rooted or collapsed lines found by camera and fixed at the failure point. See sewer line repair
Burst Pipe Repair
Failed supply lines isolated, repaired and tested before the walls are closed. See burst pipe repair
Hydro Jetting
High-pressure water scours grease, scale and roots from main lines. See hydro jetting
Water Heater Replacement
Tank and tankless swaps with the shutoff, venting and relief valve done correctly. See water heater replacement
Commercial Plumbing
Restaurants, offices and retail suites handled with minimal downtime. See commercial plumbing
How a Late-Night Call Works
No scripts and no pressure. Here is the sequence from the first ring to the finished repair.
- You call the 24/7 line. A dispatcher asks what is leaking, where the shutoff is and whether anyone is in danger.
- We give you the earliest window. You hear when a truck can reach you. We do not promise a time we cannot keep.
- The plumber stops the damage first. Water is isolated, the cause is found and the options are laid out in plain language.
- You approve the price. Nothing is started until you have heard what the work includes and what it costs.
- We repair, test and clean up. The line is pressure tested or flow tested before we leave.
Pipe burst or drain backed up?
Call the 24/7 line now. Dispatch tells you the earliest window the moment you call.
How We Price Plumbing Work
You get the number before the work, not after.
Every job is priced from the actual conditions, so the figure you hear is for your home, not an average. These factors move the price the most:
- Scope of the repairA cartridge swap and a sewer replacement are different jobs, and the quote reflects that.
- Access to the pipeOpen basements and utility closets are quick. Pipes under slabs or behind finished walls take longer.
- Parts and materialsFixture grade, pipe material and code-required fittings change the parts bill.
- Time of dayCalls that need a crew at night, on weekends or on holidays carry after-hours labor.
We price in writing or out loud before work starts, and we stop to talk to you if we find something that changes the scope.
What Plumbing in Peachtree Corners Looks Like
The city's housing and utilities shape the calls we take.
Peachtree Corners incorporated in 2012 and sits in the southwest corner of Gwinnett County. The city's 2018 long-range plan counts about 59 percent of its housing as single-family. That means most calls involve a house with its own water heater, meter box and sewer lateral, and each of those parts has an owner who has to maintain it.
Water and sewer service comes from the Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources. The county meter sits in the front yard under a metal cover. Pipes and fixtures on the house side of that meter belong to the homeowner, so a leak between the meter and the foundation is a private repair. Our leak detection work locates those breaks before they turn into a flooded yard or a surprise bill.
About one in five homes in the city sits in a building with ten or more units. Shared risers and common drain stacks mean one unit's backup can reach several others. Property managers should call us the moment a second unit reports a slow drain.
Technology Park began in the late 1960s, and neighborhoods such as Peachtree Station and Spalding Corners followed in the 1970s. Houses from that era are now over fifty years old, so original drain lines, supply lines and fixtures deserve a professional look before they fail at an inconvenient hour.
Towns We Serve Around Peachtree Corners
Our office is on Holcomb Bridge Road, and the same dispatch line covers four neighboring towns.
Norcross sits just to the south, and our Norcross emergency plumbers reach most addresses there quickly. Duluth lies to the east, where Duluth plumbing calls often involve sewer laterals and water heaters. To the west across the county line is Dunwoody, covered on our Dunwoody service page. North across the Chattahoochee River, Johns Creek is served through the GA 141 corridor.
Our own address, 3495 Holcomb Bridge Rd, sits in ZIP code 30092. If you live in 30092, start with drain cleaning, water heater repair or leak detection. Pick the page for your town to see its ZIP codes, the utility that serves it and what to prepare before a crew arrives.
Licensed, Insured and Easy to Verify
Trust should not depend on our word alone.
Georgia requires plumbing contractors to be licensed, and the Secretary of State publishes a free licensee search called GOALS. Ask any plumber for a license number and look it up before work begins. We expect that question and welcome it.
Our crews carry insurance for the work they do inside your home. If a repair needs a permit, we tell you at the quote stage, and we direct you to the Peachtree Corners Building Division for the local requirements. Permit rules vary by job, so we never guess at them on the phone.
Georgia's state minimum plumbing code is based on the 2024 International Plumbing Code (IPC) and took effect on January 1, 2025. Any plumber you hire should work to that standard, and you can ask us how it applies to your job.
Emergency Plumbing Questions in Peachtree Corners
Yes. The line at (770) 214-4545 is open 24 hours a day, every day, including holidays. Dispatch gives you the earliest window when you call. We cannot promise an exact arrival time, but we will tell you honestly when a truck can reach you.
Shut off the main water valve, turn off power near standing water and open the lowest faucet to drain the lines. Photograph the damage for your insurer and call us. The valve is usually at the front of the house or in the meter box near the street.
The price depends on the scope of the repair, how easy the pipe is to reach, the parts needed and the hour of the call. You hear the price before any work starts, and you can say no.
Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources treats pipes and fixtures on the customer side of the meter as the owner's responsibility. A water line repair on that stretch is therefore a private job. The county repairs its own line up to the meter.
We cover Norcross, Duluth, Dunwoody and Johns Creek, along with the ZIP codes shown on each town page. If your address is just outside those towns, call the line and dispatch will tell you whether a crew can reach you.
Yes. Our commercial plumbing service covers restaurants, offices, retail suites and multifamily buildings. Call outside business hours if you can, because many commercial repairs go faster when the space is empty.
Plumbing trouble in Peachtree Corners?
Call the 24/7 line and we will send the first truck that can reach you.
Service Area Map
Our office is at 3495 Holcomb Bridge Rd, Peachtree Corners, GA 30092. Crews dispatch from here to Peachtree Corners, Norcross, Duluth, Dunwoody and Johns Creek.