Ace High Plumbing LLC

10/28/2026

Clocks fall back Sunday. You get an extra hour.

Here's a plumber's idea for 15 minutes of it. (Smoke detector batteries first, of course.)

Grab a flashlight and check three things:

Under every sink. Look for drips, water stains, or a cabinet floor that feels soft. Slow leaks can hide in there for months.

Your water heater's temperature. 120°F is plenty for most homes. Hotter wastes energy and can scald.

The washing machine hoses. Pull the washer out a few inches. Cracked or bulging rubber hoses are worth swapping for braided steel before one lets go.

That's it. Fifteen minutes and you'll know your house a lot better.

What's the one home chore you always save for when the clocks change?

Find something that doesn't look right? A real person answers 24/7: 678-876-5487

10/27/2026

Bacon grease goes down the drain as a liquid. It doesn't stay one.

It cools, it sticks to the inside of the pipe, and every pan you rinse after that adds another layer. Then one day the kitchen sink just stops.

With holiday cooking coming up, here's the short list of what to keep out of your kitchen drain:

Grease and cooking oil. Let it cool in a can and toss it.

Coffee grounds. They clump up.

Potato peels and eggshells. Even if you have a disposal.

Rice and pasta. They keep soaking up water.

Scrape plates into the trash first and run the disposal with cold water. Your pipes will thank you on Thanksgiving.

What's the strangest thing you've ever seen go down a drain at your house?

Sink already slow? A real person answers 24/7: 678-876-5487

10/23/2026

Hosting the Halloween party next weekend?

Your guest bathroom is about to work harder than it has all year.

A five-minute check this weekend beats a clogged toilet with a house full of ghosts and superheroes.

Swipe through for the quick list.

Which room in your house takes the most abuse when you have company?

Toilet trouble mid-party? A real person answers 24/7: 678-876-5487

10/21/2026

Before you let any plumber start work in your house, ask these three questions.

"Are you licensed and insured?" If something goes wrong on the job, that's what protects you. A good plumber answers yes without blinking.
"Is the tech coming out one of yours, or a subcontractor?" You should know who's walking into your house.
"Will I know the price before you start?" No surprises when the job's done.

Here's how we answer them at Ace High: Yes, licensed and insured. The tech at your door is one of ours, on payroll. And you'll hear the price before any work starts.

Ask us. Ask anybody. A good plumber won't mind.

What's one question you always ask before you hire someone to work on your house?

A real person answers 24/7: 678-876-5487

10/16/2026

10/14/2026

What happens when you call a plumber at 10 at night?

A lot of times, voicemail. Or an answering service that takes a message and says somebody will get back to you.

When you call Ace High, a real person picks up. Day or night.

And the tech who shows up is one of ours. On payroll, not a sub we've never met.

That's why folks leave us reviews like this one:

"The techs did a great job, they were respectful, showed up on time, and went straight to work. I would definitely have them return for any future needs I have." Jason B.

5.0 stars on Google, and we work hard to keep it there.

Who's the first person you call when something goes wrong at the house?

Newnan, Fayetteville, Macon and around. 24/7: 678-876-5487

10/13/2026

Hot shower ran out on you this morning?

Could be nothing. Could be your water heater trying to tell you something before the cold really sets in.

Here's what we'd keep an eye and an ear on:

Rumbling or popping when it heats up.

Rusty or cloudy hot water.

Water around the base.

Hot water running out faster than it used to.

One of those doesn't always mean you need a new one. Sometimes it's a repair. But this is the time of year a water heater that's been limping along finally gives out, and nobody wants to find that out on a 30-degree morning.

Got one of these going on at your house? Tell us what you're noticing.

Tank or tankless, repair or replace, a real person answers 24/7. Newnan, Fayetteville and Macon: 678-876-5487

10/08/2026

It's Fire Prevention Week, so here's the plumber's version.

Go take a look at your gas water heater. Garage, closet, wherever it lives.

Now look at what's sitting next to it.

Paint cans. The gas can for the mower. A stack of cardboard boxes. A pile of laundry. We see all of it.

A gas water heater has a flame at the bottom. Fumes from gasoline, paint thinner and some cleaners are heavier than air, so they settle along the floor. Right where that flame is.

Three easy fixes:

Move anything flammable out of that space.

Keep a clear area around the heater so it can breathe.

If you ever smell gas, don't flip switches or go looking for the leak. Get everybody out, then call your gas company or 911 from outside.

Five minutes this weekend and you can stop thinking about it.

When's the last time you checked what's stacked around yours?

Questions about your water heater setup? A real person answers 24/7: 678-876-5487

10/06/2026

Cold mornings are on the way, and that's when a tired water heater likes to quit. A few signs worth checking now: rumbling or popping when it heats up, rusty or cloudy hot water, water around the base, or hot showers that run out faster than they used to. Notice any of those? Give us a call before the first cold snap. We repair and install tank and tankless water heaters across Newnan, Fayetteville and Macon. A real person answers 24/7. Call 678-876-5487.

10/02/2026

"October's here, and it's the last easy month before everything gets cold and busy.

Four things worth knocking out while the weather's still friendly:
Flush the water heater, or have us do it.
Pull the hose off the outside spigot before the first freeze sneaks up on us.
Fix the drip you've been listening to since July.
Get that slow drain looked at before the holidays.

One visit usually covers most of the list. Call and we'll get you on the books: 678-876-5487"