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Ocee is a well-established neighborhood in Johns Creek, Georgia, situated in the 30005 zip code in the southeastern corner of North Fulton County. Ocee is a highly sought-after community of established single-family homes with a vacancy rate that is consistently among the tightest in the region. The majority of Ocee’s residences were built between 1970 and 1999, with additional construction through the 2000s. This housing age profile makes Ocee one of the communities in North Fulton where plumbing service demand is most consistent and where the specific issues associated with aging copper plumbing and slab construction are most prevalent.
Homes built between 1970 and 1999 in Johns Creek and the Ocee area are now 25 to 55 years old. This range spans multiple plumbing material eras: older homes from the 1970s may still have original copper or even some galvanized sections; homes from the 1980s and 1990s are almost uniformly copper with slab foundations and are in the prime window for pitting corrosion-driven failures; and homes from the late 1990s are beginning their first significant service cycle.
Fulton County’s water is drawn from the Chattahoochee River and treated at the Tom Lowe Water Treatment Plant in Johns Creek — directly serving this community — using chlorine as the disinfectant. The 30022 zip code that covers much of the Johns Creek and Ocee corridor is one of the areas where pinhole leaks and slab leaks are among the most consistent service patterns we handle, driven primarily by the age of the area’s 1980s and 1990s copper plumbing.
Benjamin Franklin Plumbing® of Alpharetta serves Ocee and surrounding communities throughout Johns Creek, Alpharetta, and North Fulton County. Available 24/7 — call (678) 833-2754 or book online. Licensed, background-checked, and drug-tested technicians. If we’re ever late, we pay you $5 for every minute — up to $300.
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Found Benjamin Franklin Plumbing of Intown Atlanta through our Decatur neighborhood group after some questionable work from another plumber. They are trustworthy and no hassle at all. Exactly what this town needs. You won’t regret calling these guys—they’re awesome!
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Tech were prompt and had the repair done in no time. Very professional and thorough. Explained every option and listened to my questions and concerns. Highly recommend
Cheri Carver
Keith came promptly, worked quickly but we paid $709 for a water shutoff, and a small piece of PVC pipe under our sink that took 40 minutes to do. $210 of that was because it was an emergency visit.
Kelly Harter
Tyler was helpful, courteous, and efficient. He explained the process in terms we could easily understand and worked with us to find the most convenient time to return to complete the job. We would definitely feel comfortable having him work for us again.
Brenda George
Chase was exceptional!! Jared was so helpful as well!! This company came out to check our heating and cooling systems, clean our hot water heater, and patiently answered a bunch of our plumbing and duct-cleaning questions. As owners of an aging home, we truly trust them and deeply value their expert opinions on what updates we need. The level of professionalism cannot be surpassed! From wearing booties so they don’t drag dirt into the house to sending texts with pictures of the technicians before they arrive, every detail made us feel safe and cared for. We trust them completely with our home, will definitely continue doing business with them, and are already recommending them to all our friends. They are simply the best in the area!
Cynthia V. Bell
The service was timely and professional. I really appreciate that Chuck treated my home with respect. He not only wiped his feet, but he put on booties to protect my floors. He did a thorough inspection before he gave me the estimate for the service needed. Because of his courteous explanation of what was needed to get the job done correctly, I would highly recommend him.
Gail Irwin
Needed emergency drain unclog- they were so professional when I called! Got someone here in less than an hour! And no crazy “emergency” charge! The plumber was a great guy! Again, professional and courteous! Brynt was very knowledgeable and efficient- fixed us right up! Company vehicle nice and clean, uniforms nice- hope we never need again- who wants plumbing issues?-but if we do, you can bet we will call them again for sure!!!
Brian Doherty
Jason Eckert diagnosed my plumbing leak issue quickly and explained the fix needed, provided an estimate, and quickly completed the job. Good communication, and all around pleasant to deal with. Thanks!
E G
Scott was awesome! Timely, efficient, communicative, & very helpful. He unclogged our bathroom drains and did a great job.
Krystyne Bryan
Angel C was in fact a literal angel. He was extremely kind and professional. Up front about costs and quotes. This was my first time having to hire someone for an home repair and was very nervous about the process but he was amazing. I will definitely be a returning customer ( if I have to be ) and will be requesting Angel! Seriously cannot thank him enough!
For homes built in the 1980s and 1990s — which represent the majority of Ocee’s housing stock — the most consistent issues are copper pipe pinhole leaks, slab leaks in supply lines embedded beneath the foundation, and aging water heaters. The 30005 zip code sits within the Fulton County water service area, and the age of the copper pipes — now 25 to 40 years old — is the primary driver of the pinhole leak pattern we see throughout this area. Multiple leaks in different locations over a short period is the key signal that corrosion is systemic rather than isolated.
The Tom Lowe Atlanta-Fulton County Water Treatment Plant in Johns Creek treats the Chattahoochee River water that serves Ocee and most of North Fulton County. The treated water carries chlorination byproducts and a free chlorine residual typical of municipal supply. For homeowners interested in improving drinking water quality and reducing disinfection byproduct exposure, a carbon filter or reverse osmosis system installed at the point of use under the kitchen sink is the most practical approach. Fulton County’s 2024 water quality report shows TTHMs and HAA5s within compliance but at the higher end of the range.
Yes. Water service line replacement is a common larger-scope job throughout the Johns Creek and Ocee area, particularly for homes built in the 1970s through 1990s with original galvanized steel or older copper service lines. The water service line runs from the municipal main at the street to your home’s main shutoff and is the homeowner’s responsibility from the meter inward. Signs that a service line needs attention include persistently low water pressure throughout the home, an unexplained water bill increase, or soft wet patches in the yard between the street and your foundation. Where site conditions allow, we use directional boring to install the new line underground without open trenching — preserving your driveway, lawn, and landscaping. Flat-rate pricing before any work begins. Call (678) 833-2754.
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