Bulldog Plumbing was founded in 1992 by Jim Barlow in Stone Mountain, GA. as Jim's Bulldog Plumbing Co. Inc. During the height of the class-action lawsuit against the manufacturers of polybutylene pipe, Jim's Bulldog Plumbing became one of the leading contractors in the state of Georgia that was hired to handle the replacement of this faulty pipe.
Literally tens of thousands of homes in the Atlanta area were served by Jim's Bulldog Plumbing, specifically by blue polybutylene yard service line replacements. This is how we started and how our reputation grew. In 1999, Mr. Barlow, a very well respected man in the plumbing community, retired and sold the business to his son-in-law, Jeff Guinn.
Literally tens of thousands of homes in the Atlanta area were served by Jim's Bulldog Plumbing, specifically by blue polybutylene yard service line replacements. This is how we started and how our reputation grew. In 1999, Mr. Barlow, a very well respected man in the plumbing community, retired and sold the business to his son-in-law, Jeff Guinn.
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Located in Grayson, Ga., Bulldog Plumbing is fully licensed, insured and has the experience necessary to handle all kinds of plumbing, heating and drainage problems around the clock. By offering a wide range of services-including emergency plumbing service when sudden mishaps occur-Bulldog Plumbing differentiates itself from other local plumbing companies.
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Water service line replacements and repairs: One of our primary services since our beginning is replacing blue polybutylene pipe from the water meter to the service entrance at the house. We also replace older galvanized pipe (typically 25+ years), and occasionally PVC pipe and copper due to mature tree roots that have put stress on the water service pipe outside.
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Polybutylene was once thought to be revolutionary within the plumbing industry in the United States. This specific form of plastic was implemented in high volume for plumbing pipes and fixtures from the mid 70's through the mid 90's. These plumbing pipe systems were installed in millions of homes before Polybutylene Pipes were discovered to be highly defective.
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Yesterday we replaced a waterline. This particular job in Snellville was in a neighborhood where the houses were built in early 1980's. This homeowner told me she was kind of like the "mayor" of her neighborhood (meaning that everyone comes to her to find good references for different services), and that she would certainly recommend our business to her neighbors if they ever had the need for their waterlines to be replaced.
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