Underground water line leaks and main line repairs with less digging.
The water service line running from your meter to the house is easy to forget, until it leaks and your bill climbs. HIS Plumber repairs and replaces residential water lines across Peachtree City, and we use directional boring so we can often replace a line without trenching up the whole yard.
For over 29 years, HIS Plumber has been the premier water line repair and replacement company in Peachtree City and surrounding areas.
Seeing a wet spot in the yard or a high bill and searching for water line help nearby? We are local and can find and fix it fast!
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A single leak can sometimes be repaired, but an old or failing line is better replaced. We assess before we recommend.
A water bill that climbed for no reason, low pressure throughout the house, a soggy or extra-green strip across the yard, air sputtering from faucets, or discolored water can all point to a leaking or failing water service line.
A single, accessible leak on an otherwise sound line can be repaired. But if the line is old, corroded, or leaking in more than one place, replacement is the lasting fix. With directional boring, we can often install a new line with minimal digging instead of tearing up the yard and driveway.
These are the signs of a water line problem that homeowners spot first.
Water escaping underground before it reaches the house.
A leak or corrosion in the main service line.
Water surfacing along the buried line's path.
Air or debris entering through a compromised line.
A leak at or just past the meter box.
A water line problem can waste hundreds of gallons a day. Here is why locals call us:
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Aberdeen, Braelinn, Glenloch, Kedron, Wilksmoor, and Everton (30269)
(30290)
(30214 and 30215)
(30205)
It depends on the length, depth, and method. We assess and give you a flat quote before work begins. Call 770.252.9966.
Often, yes. Directional boring lets us install a new line with far less digging than a full trench.
Watch for a high bill, low pressure, a soggy strip in the yard, or water near the meter. We confirm it with testing.
Yes. A broken main or no water to the house is a priority, and we respond quickly.
We install Uponor AquaPEX, a durable pipe built for underground water service.
Generally the line from the meter to your home is the homeowner's responsibility. We handle that portion for you.
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