WATER LINES LEAKS
Water line leak repair and replacement in Atlanta, Georgia
Living in the Atlanta area, we experience all four seasons. If your pipes aren’t flexible enough to swell and shrink in sync with the ground, you will eventually experience a water line leak. You might see puddles in the yard or brown spots on your ceiling. We can repair, replace, and install your water lines. We’ll make sure they are structurally sound and up to code. If you suspect you have a water line leak, call us to come check it out.
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How to maintain your water lines
The best way to maintain your water lines is through regular inspections. As a member of our Diamond Club, you will receive annual inspections, allowing you to proactively care for your plumbing system and resolve small problems before they become big ones.
Atlanta Star Plumbing is a certified LeakSmart installer
It’s only a matter of time before you have a water line leak. To keep close tabs on your entire plumbing system, we are a certified installer of LeakSmart. These devices connect to an app on your phone and detect leaks virtually anywhere in your home. They also give you the power to shut off water, even when you’re not at home. If you’re looking for peace of mind with your water lines, this is an excellent option.
Water Line Leak FAQs
Larger-than-normal water bills are common signs of a water leak. It could also be a smaller plumbing issue, such as a running toilet. The best way to determine the cause of your increased water bill is to call Atlanta Star Plumbing. We’ll inspect your home, tell you what the issue is, and present you with options. In many cases, we can fix issues on the spot.
Often, wet spots in the yard signal a water line leak. Your water comes to your home from the road through pipes in your yard. If one of those is leaking, you will likely have wet spots in your yard.
The life expectancy of copper is about 20 years. But regardless of how long they’ve been in place, it is only a matter of time before your copper pipes begin pitting, which results in pinhole leaks. This will cause brown spots on your ceiling and, eventually, major water damage.
Additionally, copper pipes can freeze to the point of bursting in the winter months—especially in Atlanta, Georgia. We typically replace copper pipes with Pex A pipes because they are more flexible. They can expand and contract with the weather, so they don’t burst.