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Chen Plumbing provides air conditioning, heating, water heater and plumbing services to the residents of Smyrna, GA and the surrounding areas since 1998!

Read our reviews and find out why your neighbors consider us to be their nearby heating and air company and local plumber in Smyrna, GA.

Recent Jobs and Reviews in Smyrna, GA

Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars based on 14 customer reviews

Customers say: The overall sentiment is overwhelmingly positive, reflecting deep satisfaction and trust in the plumbing service. Customers consistently praise the technicians' professionalism, competence, and extensive knowledge, often noting how clearly and patiently problems and solutions were explained. Speed and reliability stand out as recurring strengths, with many reviewers highlighting punctual arrivals, quick responses, and efficient problem-solving, including accommodating after-hours and next-day requests. The friendly, courteous, and respectful demeanor of the staff comes up repeatedly, along with appreciation for their attention to detail, thoroughness, and tidiness, as work areas were often left clean. Many customers value the honest guidance and transparent options provided, which fosters a strong sense of confidence in the company. Loyalty is a notable theme, with several long-term customers describing multigenerational or decades-long relationships and expressing enthusiastic willingness to recommend the company and call on it again. Overall, the tone conveys gratitude, trust, and high regard for both the quality of the work and the exceptional customer service.

Smyrna, GA at a glance

Chen Plumbing has completed 3 jobs in Smyrna, GA in September 2025.

The most recent job was on September 19, 2025.

Chen Plumbing has completed 71 jobs in Smyrna, GA in the last 12 months. The first job there was in July 2023.

Job Locations and Reviews

Homeowner states that the restoration company pinpoint the leak in master bedroom where the hose bib is located. After cutting drywall of exactly behind the hose bib I could see water damage all over removed the insulation once I did that I turned on the water to the line and could see water dripping from the top form the pipe so I cut it out and it was a pinhole in the galvanized pipe used to connect the hose bib. I removed the old connection and install a CPVC to pex adapter and used pex pipe to install a new hose bib with new connections. Once it was set it I anchored it to the wall using tap cons for masonry and connected the inside together. Once enough time for the glue to cure had passed I turned on the water to the hose bib line and it works properly no more leaks or issues and homeowner is satisfied that we finally located and fixed the leak.
Homeowner states that the restoration company pinpoint the leak in master bedroom where the hose bib is located. After cutting drywall of exactly behind the hose bib I could see water damage all over removed the insulation once I did that I turned on the water to the line and could see water dripping from the top form the pipe so I cut it out and it was a pinhole in the galvanized pipe used to connect the hose bib. I removed the old connection and install a CPVC to pex adapter and used pex pipe to install a new hose bib with new connections. Once it was set it I anchored it to the wall using tap cons for masonry and connected the inside together. Once enough time for the glue to cure had passed I turned on the water to the hose bib line and it works properly no more leaks or issues and homeowner is satisfied that we finally located and fixed the leak.
Eric V.
Eric V. Checked in
Homeowner states that the restoration company pinpoint the leak in master bedroom where the hose bib is located. After cutting drywall of exactly behind the hose bib I could see water damage all over removed the insulation once I did that I turned on the water to the line and could see water dripping from the top form the pipe so I cut it out and it was a pinhole in the galvanized pipe used to connect the hose bib. I removed the old connection and install a CPVC to pex adapter and used pex pipe to install a new hose bib with new connections. Once it was set it I anchored it to the wall using tap cons for masonry and connected the inside together. Once enough time for the glue to cure had passed I turned on the water to the hose bib line and it works properly no more leaks or issues and homeowner is satisfied that we finally located and fixed the leak.
Smyrna, GA 30082
Homemade states that he called the restoration company and they came out and explained to the homeowner that they believe the leak was coming from the kitchen water lines and turned off the water to the whole home. Homeowner requested me to come back and find the leak and approved cutting the drywall ceiling. I cut out the section where the kitchen lines are and unfortunately there was no water signs or marks that indicate that was the leak and homeowner had me cut out another section where the hose bib supply line went up near the tv in basement. I cut out a piece of drywall where the supply line ran for the bib and same thing no luck I could see wood damage but no where near the water line and I showed homeowner. He opted to replace the expansion tank and PRV with a new shut off. I began with shutting off the water meter and removed the old PRV and shut off and installed a new model with new ball valve with pex pipe. Once I had installed the transition fittings I installed the new sh
Homemade states that he called the restoration company and they came out and explained to the homeowner that they believe the leak was coming from the kitchen water lines and turned off the water to the whole home. Homeowner requested me to come back and find the leak and approved cutting the drywall ceiling. I cut out the section where the kitchen lines are and unfortunately there was no water signs or marks that indicate that was the leak and homeowner had me cut out another section where the hose bib supply line went up near the tv in basement. I cut out a piece of drywall where the supply line ran for the bib and same thing no luck I could see wood damage but no where near the water line and I showed homeowner. He opted to replace the expansion tank and PRV with a new shut off. I began with shutting off the water meter and removed the old PRV and shut off and installed a new model with new ball valve with pex pipe. Once I had installed the transition fittings I installed the new sh
Eric V.
Eric V. Checked in
Homemade states that he called the restoration company and they came out and explained to the homeowner that they believe the leak was coming from the kitchen water lines and turned off the water to the whole home. Homeowner requested me to come back and find the leak and approved cutting the drywall ceiling. I cut out the section where the kitchen lines are and unfortunately there was no water signs or marks that indicate that was the leak and homeowner had me cut out another section where the hose bib supply line went up near the tv in basement. I cut out a piece of drywall where the supply line ran for the bib and same thing no luck I could see wood damage but no where near the water line and I showed homeowner. He opted to replace the expansion tank and PRV with a new shut off. I began with shutting off the water meter and removed the old PRV and shut off and installed a new model with new ball valve with pex pipe. Once I had installed the transition fittings I installed the new sh
Smyrna, GA 30082
Customer garbage disposal is not working. She would like to replace it with the basket strainer. I replaced the disposal with a basket strainer and tie back into existing drain line test for leak no leak. also, I adjust the water heater temperature to 130 Fahrenheit per customer request.
Customer garbage disposal is not working. She would like to replace it with the basket strainer. I replaced the disposal with a basket strainer and tie back into existing drain line test for leak no leak. also, I adjust the water heater temperature to 130 Fahrenheit per customer request.
Khoa N.
Khoa N. Checked in
Customer garbage disposal is not working. She would like to replace it with the basket strainer. I replaced the disposal with a basket strainer and tie back into existing drain line test for leak no leak. also, I adjust the water heater temperature to 130 Fahrenheit per customer request.
Smyrna, GA 30080