Get matched with top sump pump repair or replacers in Dunwoody, GA

"Repaired my sump pump, did a great job and I couldn't be happier."

"Had a great service call to fix a broken stand pipe in barn. It had been cemented in which made it really hard to replace. Eric did an outstanding job. He left the area clean and neat. They came out the same day and fixed it this afternoon. Thanks so much."

"Brian and co with Greenlee did a great job with replacement of the copper main service line which sprung a pinhole leak (common here in East Cobb), with competitive pricing."

"Quickly repaired a major leak in main drain"

"Repair inside of the toilet, stop water from running inside"

"We here using way to much water.  They were timely, knowledgeable and fixed several problems.  Have used in the past to replace two toilets and got the same service then.  Highly recommend.
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"Fayetteville, GA. I had a water leak in front of my house. Rooter Pro Plumbing GA came early before their appointed time. They explained what the process and the cost to repair vs replacing. After an agreed service, they began the work and had it completed under two hours. Great customer service! I would recommend the company."

"Although results of the repair will be determined in the future, very happy so far with performance of the crew and the efficiency which with work was performed and the price was reasonable."

"Did not really address my issue but proposed lots of other costly repairs, and thus seemed like a sham"

"After an team of fiber-optic guys digging out by the street hit a gas main the Gas company send a team to fix the break, and then the Gas Co. supervisor had to go up & down the block to re-light pilot lights and check for leaks in my neighbors and my houses. Since it was my yard that had been where the break occurred I was the last house he had to check. He found a leak registering in the meter, but he could not find any leaks in the plumbing under the house. To be sure it wasn't a bad meter he installed a brand new meter and checked it all again under the house. It still registered on the meter, but it was so small he couldn't find it. He shut off the gas at the meter and said I needed to get a plumber to come out and test the plumbing on my side of the meter with pressure. Next morning first thing I called Your Professional Plumber after a reference from Home Advisor and came within an hour. They ended-up coming out twice to check the lines. The first time they couldn't find the leak (too small) without using pressure, but the unsuccessful detection still cost me $269.. Tech came back couple of days later and used air compressor to pressurize the line, found miniscule leaks in 3 old valves (probably installed when house was built circa 1939). He quoted me the price for the pressurized detection fee and for the replacement of the valves (about $1300) which I agreed to by signing the work-order, then he replaced the valves. Also found that one of my c. 1939 floor furnaces had small leak but it was inside the furnace so was a job for a HVAC tech., but as it is early summer I have several months before I need that repaired (probably have to replace it given its 82 year old age). The tech re-lit all pilot lights to all gas appliances currently in use (3). At this point he reduced the price by subtracting the first days' trip charge. I wrote The Professional Plumber a 2nd check for the final charge ($1,009 dollars). The total time the tech was here working was perhaps 8 hours (both days) plus the cost of the 3 replacement gas valves. Technician was very personable and explained details all the way through the process â I would trust him to do work for me again."