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“Professional, courteous and a job well done! They repaired a tray ceiling that was chipped and cracking, they repaired it beautifully! Excellent price. Will definitely call them again for other projects.”
Buzzell Plumbing, Heating & Air caters to the residential and commercial plumbing needs of clients in Macon and the rest of the state. Its services include preventative maintenance, fixture replacement and upgrades, remodeling projects, and repiping. The team of plumbers also handles a range of installation and repair services to matters such as blocked sewer lines, clogged lines and drains, toilet issues, as well as problems with tankless water heating and water filtration. Established in 1974, the company provides 24/7 repair services for plumbing emergencies.
License: UC301277
Georgia Secretary of State
Davis Plumbing Company is a full-service plumbing solutions provider that has been serving the Macon metro area and nearby communities for more than 25 years. Opened in 1994, the family-owned business assists homeowners and commercial customers with new plumbing installations, repairs, replacements, and maintenance needs. Its plumbing technicians work on indoor plumbing fixtures, house replumbing, gas logs, pipes, tankless water heaters, and other related components. They also provide backflow installation and testing, as well as remodeling services.
License: UC301277
Georgia Secretary of State
Davis Plumbing Company is family-owned and operated, providing its plumbing services to clients in Macon and the nearby areas. The company has been catering to multi-family houses, residential, and commercial customers since 1974. It specializes in the repair and replacement of drain lines, water lines, water pressure, leaky pipes, and faucets. Its services also include drain cleaning, water pressure services, and backflow testing. The company is certified by the Georgia Association of Water Professionals.
Ricky Heath Plumbing is a plumbing installation and repair company based in Macon. It has been operating since 1988 and inspects the drains and water lines of both households and restaurants. The company looks for blockages in the system caused by debris, grease, or plant roots. It also checks leaking pipes under slabs or in crawl spaces to reduce damage to the flooring. The company can install new grease traps, septic tanks, and water lines to the building.
If the job requires outside access to plumbing fixtures, plumbers may work outside, as long as the work done is on the homeowner's property. For example, a clog in the sewer lines that connect to the city's sewer system may require the plumber to access the line through a riser pipe on the property away from the structure of the home. Some other jobs that involve outdoor plumbing work include:
Plumbers do not typically work on Sundays, but some consider weekend hours to be part of their normal schedule. It's important to remember, if plumbing service is needed on a Sunday (or a Saturday in some cases), the bill may be higher because it's classified as emergency services. Unless the job is urgent, it may be best to wait until Monday.
In order to factor in any unexpected costs or savings that weren't reflected in the initial estimate, most plumbers don't charge until the work is complete. A reputable plumber will provide an estimate in writing that serves as a good-faith summary of the costs involved with a job, but most won't actually require payment until the final calculations are complete.
