Plumbing Services in Smyrna, GA
Eighteen services, one phone number. Find the problem that sounds like yours and read what the visit involves before you call.
Smyrna Pro Plumbing handles the full run of residential and light commercial plumbing in Smyrna, GA and the nearby towns of Mableton, Vinings, Austell, Powder Springs and Lithia Springs. Some services are emergencies by nature, such as a burst pipe or a sewer backup. Others are planned jobs such as a repipe or a tankless install.
Every page below explains the symptoms, the methods, the price factors and what to do while you wait. Our line is open 24 hours a day if you are not sure where your problem fits.
Drains, backups and sewer lines
Most calls start with water that will not go down. A slow sink or tub is a job for drain cleaning, and a line that clogs again within weeks often needs hydro jetting to scour the pipe wall.
When the problem sits out in the yard, sewer line cleaning clears the main, a camera inspection shows what is inside, and sewer line repair fixes a cracked or root-filled pipe.
Leaks, burst pipes and hidden water
A meter that keeps turning with every fixture off points to hidden water, and leak detection finds it without tearing out walls. If the leak sits under the floor, slab leak repair covers the options. When a line splits and water is spraying, burst pipe repair is the emergency page to open.
Water heaters, tank and tankless
No hot water, a wet tank base or a rumbling heater starts at water heater repair. If the tank is past saving, water heater replacement explains the swap, and water heater installation covers planned new units.
Owners of on-demand units can read about tankless water heater service, including flushing and descaling.
Fixtures and the kitchen
A running or leaking toilet is covered by toilet repair, and drips, stuck valves and shower faucets are on the faucet repair page. Disposals that jam, hum or leak have their own page at garbage disposal repair.
Whole-house and commercial work
Low pressure, rusty water or pinhole leaks across the house suggest repiping. New fixtures, added bathrooms and rough-in work fall under plumbing installation, and restaurants, retail strips and offices should read commercial plumbing.
| Type | Examples | How to reach us |
|---|---|---|
| Emergency, 24/7 | Burst pipe, sewer backup, leaking tank, no way to shut off water | Call (770) 214-4545 any hour. |
| Same-day when available | Dripping faucet, slow drain, running toilet | Call and ask for a same-day appointment. |
| Planned | Repipe, tankless install, new fixtures, camera inspection | Call to schedule and get a clear price first. |
Not sure which service you need?
Call the line and describe what you see. The dispatcher will point you to the right visit.
How to pick the right page
Start with what you can see, not with what you think is broken. Water on a ceiling, a wet tank base and a gurgling toilet can all feel like "a leak" and still point to three different services. If you can describe the problem in one sentence, call (770) 214-4545 and say it the way you would tell a neighbor.
A symptom that shows up in more than one place is the best clue. Two slow drains at once suggest the main line. A water bill that jumps with no visible water suggests a hidden leak. Hot water that runs out quickly points at the heater, not the pipes. The dispatcher uses the same clues to decide what equipment to bring.
How we handle price and permits
You hear a clear price before work starts. If the job turns out bigger than expected, we stop and explain before going further. Some projects need a permit, and the City of Smyrna Building Division is the office to ask. The city has adopted the 2024 International Plumbing Code (IPC) with Georgia amendments, and its online portal handles applications.
If you live in Mableton, see emergency plumbing in Mableton for local notes. The service area page lists the ZIP codes we cover.
Questions about our plumbing services
We cover drain cleaning, hydro jetting, leak detection, slab and burst pipe repair, sewer line work, water heaters, tankless units, toilets, faucets, disposals, repiping, installations and commercial plumbing.
Yes. Restaurants, retail strips and offices call for after-hours help with leaks, drains, grease traps and backflow testing. See the commercial plumbing page for what each visit involves.
Yes. Georgia licenses plumbers through the Secretary of State, Division of Master and Journeyman Plumbers, and you can check any license in the GOALS portal at goals.sos.ga.gov.
Often, yes, when one is available. Call (770) 214-4545 and ask. Emergencies are handled around the clock.
Have a plumbing problem right now? The line is open 24/7.
Call (770) 214-4545