Repipe and Water Heater Replacement in Kennesaw
📍 Kennesaw, GA
The Problem
Joseph was dealing with an aging plumbing system that was ready for a major upgrade. Much of his home's original copper piping needed to be replaced, and he wanted to take care of everything at once rather than continue making repairs over time. Joseph also chose to replace their aging water heater during the project to improve reliability and avoid future issues.
Our Solution
Our team completed a whole-home repipe, replacing the home's aging copper water lines with a modern PEX plumbing system. Because a project of this size requires access behind walls and ceilings, we carefully protected the home with plastic containment before work began and cleaned up throughout the process.
Additional improvements included:
- Installed a new Bradford White 50-gallon gas water heater
- Replaced shutoff valves and the pressure regulator
- Rerouted several water lines to improve the home's plumbing layout
- Repaired a dripping shower valve and kitchen drain
- Replaced a running toilet flapper at no extra charge through our Grassroots+ membership
Before completing the project, we thoroughly tested every connection, adjusted the home's water pressure, and confirmed the entire plumbing system was leak-free.
The Result
- Brand-new home plumbing system
- Reliable new 50-gallon Bradford White water heater
- Improved water pressure and performance
- Reduced risk of future leaks
- Long-term peace of mind
Customer Feedback
"A full repipe isn’t pleasant, but Nikolas and Grassroots were fantastic during the entire process. The communication, customer service, and repairs were top notch. They went above and beyond. Shoutout to Ashley and Taylor as well. Already recommended 2 friends to Grassroots."
– Joseph
Services Included
- Plumbing Inspection
- Repipe
- Water Heater Installation
- Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV) Replacement
- Expansion Tank Installation
- Plumbing Repair
Next Step
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