Atlantis Plumbing & Drains

Atlantis Plumbing & Drains has served Dallas, Georgia since 1963. The business handles water lines, sewers, leak detection, water heater replacement, and interior and exterior repiping. They specialize in polybutylene and service all major brands and models.

The company offers 24/7 emergency service and free estimates. Video camera inspections are available for diagnosing plumbing problems. Atlantis holds a 4.9 rating from 437 Google reviews. Customers praise the speed of response, professionalism of technicians, and skill in difficult repairs—including a case where smoke testing located a sewer gas leak that had gone undetected for over a year.

Georgia requires plumbers to be licensed as either a Journeyman Plumber or a Master Plumber. A Journeyman Plumber must have at least one year of documented plumbing experience. A Master Plumber must have at least five years of plumbing experience, with at least two of those years licensed as a Journeyman Plumber. Class I Master Plumbers are limited to single-family and small commercial work; Class II Master Plumbers have no restrictions. Only a licensed Master Plumber may operate a plumbing business; a Journeyman cannot own one.

Before hiring, verify that your plumber holds a valid Georgia license. You can look up any plumber by name or license number through the Georgia Secretary of State's online verification system (GOALS). Licenses expire June 30 of even-numbered years, so check the expiration date when you verify.

If you have a complaint about a plumber's work or conduct, you can file a complaint with the Georgia Secretary of State's Licensing Division.