Q: Why are there so many local Plumbers Near Me?

When you search for a local plumber near me , you will see a list of plumbers who service the local Atlanta, GA area; most of which may not actually have their main plumbing office in Atlanta, GA. A Local plumber in Atlanta will most assuredly service many other areas around the Atlanta, GA area as well. If a plumber in Atlanta only serviced the Atlanta area, they would likely not be able to stay in business. Above all, when searching for a plumber near me , make sure you are looking for a competent and licensed plumber in Atlanta that you can trust will protect the health of your family and trouble shoot the issue with knowledge. more info

Q: What questions should I ask my remodeler friend or contractor about my plumbing?

To protect the health of the public, "by law" only a Master Licensed Plumber or a representative of a master licensed plumber in Atlanta, GA is allowed to sign a contract for plumbing repair or remodeling if that plumbing repair or remodeling will remove a toilet or move plumbing fixtures to a different location in your home or office. Removing a toilet or adjusting the piping will break the seal that prevents sewer gases from entering the air you breathe and must be re-installed properly by an actual Licensed Plumber or his/her representative. Make sure you know who your Licensed Plumber will be! more info

Q: Why do I have a sewer odor in my Bathroom?

Sewer Odors is a very common plumbing issue in Atlanta we see all the time and is usually a very simple issue to resolve. Usually there's a plumbing fixture in your bathroom that never gets used. The trap for that fixture and all plumbing fixtures uses water to prevent sewer gases from entering the air you breathe. If that fixture never gets used then the water in the fixture trap will evaporate thereby allowing the sewer gases to enter the air . Simply running water in the fixture every other week for a minute or two will usually resolve this issue. Another reason for this would be a buildup in your drain system and may also cause gurgling noises . more info

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Why use licensed plumbers?

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Licensed Plumbers have demonstrated by way of exam that he or she has the knowledge to install or repair plumbing systems in such a manner as to protect the public health from sanitary diseases and ensure proper functionality of the plumbing system. This "8" hour exam is a very stringent exam, and the student must also be referred by (3) licensed plumbers that he or she has received (3) years minimum training before being allowed to sit for the exam. A "Master Plumber" must demonstrate a total of (5) years’ experience before being able to sit for his or her second "8" hour exam for the Master Plumbers License.
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Why are there so many local Plumbers Near Me?

Accepted Answer

When you search for a local plumber near me, you will see a list of plumbers who service the local Atlanta, GA area; most of which may not actually have their main plumbing office in Atlanta, GA.

A Local plumber in Atlanta will most assuredly service many other areas around the Atlanta, GA area as well. If a plumber in Atlanta only serviced the Atlanta area, they would likely not be able to stay in business.

Above all, when searching for a plumber near me, make sure you are looking for a competent and licensed plumber in Atlanta that you can trust will protect the health of your family and trouble shoot the issue with knowledge.
more info

Question 5

What questions should I ask my remodeler friend or contractor about my plumbing?

Accepted Answer

To protect the health of the public, "by law" only a Master Licensed Plumber or a representative of a master licensed plumber in Atlanta, GA is allowed to sign a contract for plumbing repair or remodeling if that plumbing repair or remodeling will remove a toilet or move plumbing fixtures to a different location in your home or office. Removing a toilet or adjusting the piping will break the seal that prevents sewer gases from entering the air you breathe and must be re-installed properly by an actual Licensed Plumber or his/her representative. Make sure you know who your Licensed Plumber will be!
more info

Question 6

Why do I have a sewer odor in my Bathroom?

Accepted Answer

Sewer Odors is a very common plumbing issue in Atlanta we see all the time and is usually a very simple issue to resolve. Usually there's a plumbing fixture in your bathroom that never gets used. The trap for that fixture and all plumbing fixtures uses water to prevent sewer gases from entering the air you breathe. If that fixture never gets used then the water in the fixture trap will evaporate thereby allowing the sewer gases to enter the air. Simply running water in the fixture every other week for a minute or two will usually resolve this issue. Another reason for this would be a buildup in your drain system and may also cause gurgling noises.
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