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Residential Plumbing
Residential Plumbing
Plumbing problems are inconvenient, irritating, and occasionally odorous. If left untreated, the issues can quickly get worse, posing threats to your health and home. With High Priority Plumbing, you can rest assured that our residential plumbing in Georgia and beyond will cover all your repair and replacement needs.
Realtors
Realtors
Every realtor wants a fast closing, but plumbing problems can make that dream disappear. No client will want to buy a home if it’s having plumbing problems, and your reputation as a reliable realtor could sink as well. To ensure seamless and reliable plumbing, High Priority Plumbing is here to help. With more than 20 years of experience and the highest quality plumbing services in Metro Atlanta and beyond, we always get the job done quickly and professionally.
Property Managers
Property Managers
There are enough challenges for property owners to deal with without the plumbing experiencing a host of problems or completely failing. Instead of stressing over emergencies, call High Priority’s 24-Hour emergency plumbing in Georgia and Alabama. With our experienced team of professionals, we’ll be sure to meet all your needs quickly and efficiently.
Atlanta Septic Services
Atlanta Septic Services
When you need professional, experienced septic pumping services, the team at High Priority Plumbing is here for you. We use the latest equipment, and our highly trained technicians will arrive on schedule to complete the work you need.
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Our Team
At High Priority Plumbing, we believe that our employees are our greatest asset. Over the last 20 years, we have grown from a one-man show to a full team of technicians and helpers in three divisions: residential and commercial service, septic, and underground services. We also have a great team in the office to support both our field staff and our customers. Our dispatch, parts, and billing departments work hand-in-hand with our administrative and management teams to ensure every job runs smoothly from start to finish.
Join Our Team
At High Priority Plumbing, you’ll join a family-oriented company that has established itself as supportive, efficient, and professional. In addition, you’ll also enjoy a 401k retirement plan; paid time off; holidays; dental, vision, health, life, and short/long term disability insurance; a company car; hourly pay plus commission; and a cell phone to top it off.
Learn With High Priority Plumbing
What is a Septic Tank Leach Field?
If your home or property isn’t connected to a city sewer system, chances are you rely on a septic tank leach field to manage and treat wastewater. While most people are familiar with septic tanks, the leach field, also known…
January 1st, 2026 |
by Brian Simpson
How Do You Know If Your Sewer Line Is Broken?
Your home’s sewer line is one of the most critical parts of your plumbing system. When it fails, it can lead to unpleasant odors, water damage, and costly repairs. Recognizing the signs early can save you time, money, and stress.…
December 1st, 2025 |
by Brian Simpson
What Not to Put in Septic Tanks
Your septic system is one of your home’s most important yet often overlooked parts. Proper care keeps it running smoothly, while neglect or misuse can lead to costly repairs. At High Priority Plumbing, we provide expert septic tank service to…
November 1st, 2025 |
by Dito Rodriguez
How to Fix a Leaky Hot Water Tank
A hot water tank leaking is more than an inconvenience. It’s a sign of a potentially serious problem that requires immediate attention. While you may be tempted to handle it yourself, water heaters involve pressurized systems, electricity or gas, and…
October 1st, 2025 |
by Brian Simpson
How to Know When Your Septic Tank Is Full
You’ll know if your septic tank is full, but hopefully not the hard way. The signs can start small, like slow drains or a patch of grass that suddenly grows faster than the rest of your lawn. If left unchecked,…
September 2nd, 2025 |
by Brian Simpson