Even a small leak can lead to water damage, mold and a high water bill. We repair leaking pipes, fixtures and water lines across Northwest Georgia.
Some leaks announce themselves with a puddle on the floor. Others drip quietly inside a wall or under a cabinet for months, rotting wood, staining ceilings and growing mold before anyone notices. Cool Mountain Air provides repair of leaking pipes, fixtures and water lines in homes and businesses across Adairsville and Northwest Georgia.
The sooner a leak is fixed, the less damage it does. We'll track down where the water is coming from, explain what's wrong and give you an up-front price before the repair begins.
As a family-owned company serving Northwest Georgia since 1991, we bring the same honest approach to plumbing that our heating and cooling customers count on. No pressure, no runaround, just the leak fixed right.
Hidden leaks often show themselves in small ways first. Watch for these.
Brown or yellow stains on ceilings and walls, or warped and soft flooring.
A water bill that jumps without any change in how much water you use.
A damp, musty odor can mean water is collecting where you can't see it.
A sudden drop in pressure can point to a leak in the supply line.
Water damage gets worse and more expensive the longer it goes. A slow drip under a sink can rot the cabinet floor, and a leaking supply line inside a wall can damage drywall, insulation and framing long before you see a stain.
Moisture also invites mold, which can start growing in damp areas within a short time. Fixing the leak quickly limits the damage and the cleanup.
If a leak is active and spreading, find your home's main water shut-off valve and turn it off, then call us. It's a good idea to know where that valve is before you ever need it.
Leak repair for homes and businesses.
Watch for water stains, warped flooring, musty smells, a sudden drop in water pressure or a water bill that jumps unexpectedly. You can also turn off every faucet and appliance and watch your water meter. If it keeps moving, water is going somewhere.
Turn off your home's main water shut-off valve to stop the flow, move valuables away from the water, and call us. If water is near electrical outlets or equipment, stay clear and shut off power to that area if you can do so safely.
Yes. A slow drip under a cabinet or inside a wall can rot wood, damage drywall and lead to mold over time. It also wastes water and adds to your bill.
It depends on where the leak is. A leaking valve or fitting can often be repaired, while a leak from the tank itself usually means the water heater needs to be replaced. See our Water Heaters page.
Yes. We repair plumbing leaks in commercial properties as well as homes. Call 706-331-0939.
From your first phone call to the final walkthrough, here's exactly what to expect when you call Cool Mountain Air.
Call 706-331-0939 or send a request online. You'll talk directly with Mike, the owner, not a call center.
We find the real cause of the problem, explain it in plain English and give you an up-front price before any work begins.
Licensed, background-checked technicians complete the repair carefully, the first time, on all makes and models.
We test the system, make sure everything is running properly and walk you through what we did.
Family-Owned Since 1991 • Georgia Licensed • Rheem Authorized Dealer • 24/7 Emergency • Serving Northwest Georgia