Get matched with top sump pump or interior foundation drains installers in Lawrenceville, GA

"I selected having my new HVAC (heatpump) system installed by Ragsdale based on the qualified sales consultation, the use of Carrier products made in the USA, and Ragsdale being a local certified family run business. My new unit was installed this morning by two technicians who worked efficiently and who kept me in the loop about the new equipment, thermostat, warranty, and FAQs. They were polite, neat & tidy. Well recommended."

"The job went very well. Todd responded quickly and scheduled the job. Technicians Andrew and Eric did a great job replacing the pipes, fastening them, replacing the valves, etc. They were very dedicated and worked through day and night in the cramped crawl space. They are also very personable and nice to work with. Very happy with the job and the staff."

"After receiving an estimate for the repair work needed in my home, I chose to utilize a different provider to carry out the service for a lesser amount than Chen Plumbing quoted for the same repairs."

When you need an emergency plumber in Atlanta, GA or a drain cleaner, call Roto-Rooter Plumbing & Water Cleanup. Your fast & reliable plumber can fix any plumbing problem, including sump pumps, toilet repair, faucet repair, faucet replacement, garbage disposals, water heaters, bathtubs, showers, and outside faucets. Roto-Rooter is best known for drain cleaning & sewer cleaning. We fix drain clogs, clogged toilets or sinks, blockage of main sewer lines, slow draining shower and bathtub drains, sewer lines and leaking or burst pipes. We also specialize in water damage restoration & water cleanup services. We can fix and clean up your flooded basement too. Roto-Rooter is a 24-hour plumber near you and provides emergency service.

"Estes has done manyl projects for us, including--updating our electrical circuit box, fire alarm, and carbon monoxide alarm; also outside lighting, and wiring for an outlet for a new sump pump."

"Did a great job. Well, I mean, they did a great job. I definitely was not completely, you know, like I said. It's working, the water's back on, the meters. I mean, I had a very bad leak on the system, and so they needed to To replace the entire water line from the shutoff. at the city all the way to the house and they were they they had to cut a trench to bury it and they were here there was three guys and they were here about Maybe two and a half, 3 h working, and they got it all done. So, I mean, as far as I'm concerned, the war's back on. Everything's working. I can't complain. And they did it for the price that they did, because they, you know, they did, there was no price change or anything like that. So they did exactly what they estimated to be."

"The installation went really well"

"Had gas water heater flushed, going to have new kitchen faucet installed, and signed up for a yearly maintenance plan"

"AquaGard did an awesome job repairing a foundational washout underneath my pool patio."

"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."