Plumbers in Stone Mountain, GA

Client called us out due to a gas smell in the kitchen. We did some gas work back on 6/30/25. The day after we completed that work, client had a gas smell in the kitchen. We checked it out and found it to be an old copper gas line that was not in use that was the culprit. There was a shutoff there, so we just turned off the shutoff and leak was stopped. Today, we did same thing and found it to be that same line, with the shutoff in the off position, telling me that shutoff valve has failed. Since line was not in use, we removed the failed shutoff valve from the 1/2” black iron pipe gas line, and using pipe dope screwed on a cap and tightened. Once connections were made, we turned gas to home back on at the meter. Bubble tested our connection and the ones surrounding and there are no more leaks present. Client has a good bit of the older gas pipe still in use in crawl space. Recommend client replace the remaining original to home copper and galvanized gas piping with new CSST (corruga

Shut water off tom home and furnish and install high-pressure PRV and regular Prv with new man house shut off valve. Returned and installed high-pressure PRV and regular PRV. Also replaced TMP valve on water heater. No leaks were present at this time cleaned up work area.

Customer had a sewer gas smell in powder room by kitchen on the main floor when large amounts of water is used in the home. Asked customer if any plumbing fixtures in the h9me haven’t been used for a long time. Customer informed me that a bathroom above the powder room has a tub that hasn’t been run in years. Informed the customer of the function of a Ptrap and ran water in the tub. Asked customer to monitor for any smells in the next 2-3 days and if the smell comes back to call us to schedule the smoke test that was quoted. Water heater is only 3 years old and house pressure is at 60 psi.