Peach Plumbing & Drain | Emergency Plumber, Sewer Line Repair, and Tankless Water Heater Repair Buckhead Atlanta, GA 3455-D Peachtree Road Northeast, Atlanta, GA 30326

"Had a burst pipe emergency, and many of the plumbers in the area couldn't get out to the house the same day, but Peach Plumbing was able to send someone promptly. John, the plumber, was very knowledgable and thorough, and he communicated everything about the repair and his recommendations clearly."

"Great experience. John rocked and helped us solve a gas leak. Solid communication, punctuality, and friendliness. Good company. The office staff followed up and were attentive. I would suggest them to anyone that has an emergency plumbing problem. Great work everyone!"

"John was courteous and professional. When he came and assessed the job, it turned out to be a lot bigger than at first glance. He went right to work and replaced the flange, plus other things, so now I have a fixed toilet. Very satisfied!"

"All ethical business owners should honor the contract when one of their plumbers needs to properly install a significant piece of equipment that fails within twenty-four hours, offer a partial refund, and apologize. But Mr. Weimar would rather deny his company's incompetence and blame it on the high water pressure required to supply 127 townhomes since 1986. Based on my interaction with Mr. Weimar, he cannot afford to write a check for $7500 for the partial refund and non-performance. Mr. Weimar assisted the association pays to his company $11,750 before completing the job. The partial refund includes $2150 in property damage because his plumber failed to call in utilities before digging and struck our street light junction box. A promising sign is that an individual needs to be more professionally committed and less desperate to engage in work beyond their skill set. Adding insult to our injuries, even though there was no signed, expressed, or implied agreement for additional exploratory leak detection after several days of troubleshooting, Mr. Weimar is counter-suing our HOA association for $1650, claiming we did not pay for a half day. According to our gate entry log, Mr. Weimar's assertion has no merit since we did not have a water leak on Friday, August 26, 2022, and Mr. Weimar cannot prove his plumber was on our property. Since we paid Peach Plumbing and Drain, LLC, for the back-filling service, when his plumber returned the following Monday to complete the job, he was on site for almost two hours before reporting a new leak. We found a qualified mechanical plumbing company that installed two compression couplings within hours. Another $5275 went to them to correct and repair the docile water pipe that Peach Plumbing and Drain, LLC could not accomplish. Beware of a plumbing business that does not publish a brick-and-mortar location and request they send a Master Plumber for any jobs that require working on high pressure water lines or complexity. It's worth a few minutes to check a business's reputation with the BBB on the front end"