Answering Metro Atlanta’s Plumbing Questions

Serv’All offers a vast selection of plumbing fixtures and other products. Through our partnerships with major manufacturers, we’re able to provide our customers with the best products at the best prices. Contact us today to request a quote on any of our plumbing fixtures, water heaters, or other products.

Our team is available to take your call 24/7. We can be at your door within two hours of your call in the event of an emergency. Contact us anytime you need assistance.

Yes. In order to make our plumbing services more affordable and accessible to home and business owners in Metro Atlanta, Serv’All offers a variety of specials, discounts, and financing options. Check our website or contact us for the latest specials.

While we are located in Acworth, GA, we serve home and business owners across the Metro Atlanta area. We can be at your location within two hours of your call. Check our website or contact us to confirm that you’re in our service area.

Call us anytime at (770) 917-1852, day or night, for assistance with any plumbing issues. You can also contact us online, and we’ll get back to you shortly.

Odors occur from the build-up of food and debris in your garbage disposal. Place ice cubes and a lemon peel in the disposal. Then, run it for about 30 seconds or so.

Leave the disposal and water running and squirt dish detergent inside. Continue to let the cold water run to rinse all of the debris away. This should resolve the issue.

Mineral deposits can create a white film around your showerhead. While harmless, it can be unsightly. To remove it, use vinegar. If the aerator can be removed, soak it overnight in the vinegar.

If it cannot be removed, pour vinegar in a plastic bag and use a twist tie to hold it in place. When the aerator is removed from the vinegar, use a toothbrush to gently scrub off the deposits.

An insufficient hot water supply can happen for a variety of reasons. Your water heater has a dip tube that forces the incoming water to the bottom of the tank so that hot water will be drawn from the top. If the dip tube breaks, the cold water entering the tank mixes with the hot water and cools it down.

If you have an electric water heater, the problem could be a thermostat malfunction or a heating element. Electric water heaters have two heating elements. If only one of the elements is working, this will also cause a problem. If you’re experiencing issues with your water heater, contact our team for assistance.

Today, there are many options available for plumbing fixtures for your home, including toilets. Serv’All, through our partnerships with major manufacturers, offers a variety of models. When you request a quote, we can provide custom product recommendations based on your needs.

Our most popular option is a pressurized toilet tank. It looks like a regular toilet but has a pressure tank inside. It works like a commercial toilet, sending a large surge of water into the bowl, clearing it of waste. You can also replace it with a residential gravity flush toilet with a 3″ trap built in.

Turn the water supply off to the toilet. Remove the tank lid and use a pencil to mark the water level inside the tank. After 12 hours, check the water level to the pencil mark. A leak will be indicated if the water is lower than the mark.

The leak could be due to a bad flapper, fill valve, flush valve, or other part. A leaky toilet can also contribute to a high water bill. If you confirm that your toilet is leaking, contact the Serv’All team to make the necessary repairs.