Plumbing Service Area Around Smyrna, GA

Our dispatch covers Smyrna and its closest neighbors in Cobb and Douglas counties. The office is on South Cobb Drive in Smyrna, 30082, so the western and central parts of Cobb are the shortest drives. If your address is not listed here, call and we will tell you honestly whether we can reach it.

Towns and ZIP codes we serve

Smyrna neighborhoods and corridors

Inside Smyrna we work in the Market Village and Village Green area, Smyrna Heights, the Atlanta Road corridor and the shopping strips along Cobb Parkway, South Cobb Drive and Highlands Parkway. The edge near Cumberland and the I-285 and I-75 interchange is part of the same dispatch area.

Many homes here were built after 1951, when Lockheed reopened the Bell Bomber plant, so older drain and supply lines are common. Our drain cleaning and sewer camera inspection pages explain what that means for a visit.

Beyond Smyrna

Mableton has its own page with notes on Nickajack Creek, the county water system and house ages, at emergency plumbing in Mableton. Austell, Powder Springs and Lithia Springs are served from the same Smyrna office.

Sweetwater Creek and Olley Creek at Austell flooded badly in September 2009, so callers there often ask about backups after heavy rain. Our sewer line repair page covers what a camera finds.

Creeks, storms and your drains

Three creeks matter for drains around here. Nickajack Creek runs along Smyrna's west and northwest side toward the Mableton line, while Sweetwater Creek and Olley Creek run through Austell. In September 2009 Sweetwater Creek at Austell crested at 30.80 feet against a flood stage of 10, and Olley Creek crested at 27.40 feet against a stage of 12.

Properties near a creek should know where the cleanout is and keep floor drains clear before storm season. None of that means your house is at risk. It means a backup after a heavy storm is a fair reason to call (770) 214-4545, and a camera look shows whether the line or the ground is the problem.

Who to call first about water and sewer

Which utility serves you changes with the address, and the answer decides who handles a street-side problem. The table shows where to start. Your own bill is always the best way to confirm the right number.

The property owner is responsible for all piping and fixtures on the customer's side of the meter, which is set at the property edge. A leak in the yard line between the meter and the house therefore falls to the owner. Our leak detection work finds it before anyone digs.

Permits depend on where you live

Smyrna routes permit applications through the Community Development Department's online portal, and the office number is (678) 631-5387. In Mableton, Austell, Powder Springs, Lithia Springs and unincorporated Cobb, the office differs, so ask your city or county building office whether the job needs a permit. Our dispatcher will tell you when a project is likely to need one.

You can also call the dispatch line to ask about a neighboring town that is not listed above.