Peachtree City businesses get water from Fayette County Water System, which requires annual backflow tests by a Certified Backflow Assembly Tester, and sewer from the separate Peachtree City Water and Sewerage Authority. The Peachtree City Building Department issues plumbing trade permits. Call the number on this page to be connected with a local plumber in Peachtree City.

Peachtree City is a planned community chartered in 1959 and organized into villages, known for its lakes and more than 100 miles of golf cart paths. Its commercial buildings are mostly in village shopping centers and along Highway 74 South, and the median home dates to 1993.
What to do now
- Close the water. Use the fixture stop or the building main.
- Call the right agency. Water main problems go to Fayette County Water System, 770-461-1146, which uses the same number after hours. Sewer spills go to WASA at 770-487-7993, or 678-300-0196 after hours.
- Protect the space. Keep customers away from wet floors.
- Talk to the landlord. In village centers, shared lines are usually the owner's to approve.
- Note what's affected. One sink or the whole building.
Symptoms and likely causes
| Symptom | Likely cause |
|---|---|
| Several drains backing up at once | Blockage in the building sewer |
| Sewage in the parking lot or street | WASA main problem; call WASA |
| Annual test notice | Fayette County backflow test due |
| Restroom fixtures running | Worn flush valves |
| Short hot water in a café or salon | Heater too small or failing |
Cost factors
- Which agency's side the problem is on
- Diagnostic work before a repair
- Off-hours scheduling around village center hours
- City trade permits through the online portal or the main desk at 153 Willowbend Road; the city asks that applications not be emailed
- Backflow assembly repairs
Fayette County Water System's cross-connection program makes the customer responsible for maintaining the backflow assembly and testing it every year, or as required. Testing is done by a Certified Backflow Assembly Tester, who submits results to The Compliance Engine, and a failed assembly has to be repaired or replaced promptly. The county reports zero lead or lead-exposing material in its distribution system.
What happens when you call
You'll be connected with an independent local plumber who does commercial work in Peachtree City. Describe the business, the affected fixtures and when the space can be closed. Because water and sewer come from two different agencies here, the plumber may ask where the problem shows up first: a leak at the meter is a county matter, a backup in the street is WASA's, and anything inside the building or on the private lines is the owner's. Village-center tenants should have the landlord's contact ready.
Commercial Plumbing questions in Peachtree City
Who tests a commercial backflow assembly, and how often?
Who do we call if sewage is coming up outside the building?
Which office issues the permit for commercial plumbing work?
Can the plumber come before we open or after we close?
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Helpful guides
Sources
- Fayette County Water System: Service Area
- Fayette County Water System: Backflow Prevention
- Fayette County Water System: Contact
- Fayette County Water System 2024 Water Quality Report
- Peachtree City Water and Sewerage Authority
- Peachtree City WASA: FAQs
- Peachtree City: Permits
- Peachtree City housing by year built (ACS 2019-2023, via Point2Homes)
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