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Overview
- Service call fee $89.95 (waived with repair)
- Price
- Repair: Starting at $650
- Install: Starting at $2,200
- Average time to complete: 1-2 days
What's included
- Straightforward pricing
- 1-year labor warranty
- 100% satisfaction guarantee
- Flexible financing
Cost of a water main repair in Atlanta
- Low: $650
- Average: $850
- High: $1,000
Cost of a water main replacement in Atlanta
- Low: $2,200
- Average: $3,400
- High: $4,000
What impacts cost?
The cost to fix your broken water main depends on:
- Whether your line needs to be repaired or replaced. A repair will cost much less than replacing a portion of the line. However, without using a drain camera to investigate the extent of the damage, it's hard to say whether your line can be repaired or will need to be replaced.
- Location of the leak. The harder the broken pipe is to access, the more you'll pay to fix it. You'll pay more if the damaged pipe is:
- Buried beneath a slab, driveway, porch or other structure
- Surrounded by trees, shrubs or other landscaping
- Length of the line. The longer the pipe is, the more you'll pay to repair or replace it. You'll also pay more if the line is too long for a trenchless repair method (pipe bursting or lining) and requires trenching (digging to the line).
- Local permit fees. If your plumber needs to pull a permit from the City of Atlanta, the fees to do so will increase your overall cost.
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Signs you have a water main leak
Puddles in your yard.
Unexplained wet spots in your yard or water flowing into the street is usually the most obvious sign you have a leak in your main water line.
An area of unusually green grass.
If one area of grass is getting more water than the rest of your lawn, a water main leak could be the cause.
A spike in your water bill.
If your water bills have increased, but your water usage hasn't, a pipe leak is usually the problem. You can confirm you have a leak by checking the dial on your water meter (located outside your home). If the dial is spinning and you aren't running any water in your home, you definitely have a leak.
Low water pressure.
When there's a leak in your main water supply, there might not be enough pressure to supply water to your home. So if turning on a fixture doesn't produce the strong water flow it normally does, a water main leak could be the issue.
Cracks in your home's foundation.
When water seeps into your foundation, it forces the concrete to expand and eventually crack. Foundation cracks normally develop over time as the house settles, but if you notice cracks suddenly developing, they might be caused by a water main leak.