Check Out Our Work in East Point, GA
Chen Plumbing provides air conditioning, heating, water heater and plumbing services to the residents of East Point, GA and the surrounding areas since 1998!
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Recent Jobs and Reviews in East Point, GA
East Point, GA at a glance
Chen Plumbing has completed 3 jobs in East Point, GA between December 2025 and January 2026.
The most recent job was on January 9, 2026.
Chen Plumbing has completed 19 jobs in East Point, GA in the last 12 months. The first job there was in November 2023.
Job Locations and Reviews
Upstairs behind lavatory faucet cut out section of broken cast iron piping and replace with new pvc piping. Lavatory vanity will need to be removed in order to have access to pipe. Also will need to cap hot and cold water lines. Chen plumbing may remove vanity but won’t be responsible for putting it back and also won’t be responsible if broken Went ahead and completed quoted work. Tested and no leaks present at this time. Customer also wanted us to reinstall vanity so we did so. Installed new service valves and supply lines. There will be no warranty on service valves and or vanity hook up due to vanity not being properly supported. Tested all connections and no leaks present at this time. Cleaned up work area. Also, if there’s any other leaks on cast-iron, there will be an additional charge to make repair.
Customer had insurance come out and remove cabinets and cut ceiling in kitchen. Found cast-iron break upstairs behind vanity in hall bath. Stated to customer that vanity will need to come out in order to do work. Will send customer estimate to fix leak. Customer wants to proceed with work but wants to wait to get in contact with insurance before starting job. Will credit back $125 if customer signs estimate.
Water heater not working upon arrival. Customer stated the water heater was no longer heating. Informed customer the water heater would need to be replaced and the galvanized water lines going to it would need to be swapped over to copper.
