Harding Plumbing, Heating & Cooling

06/14/2026

Have you seen unsightly water spots or bulges in your ceiling? This damage may be caused by your air conditioning unit's condensate line.

On a hot humid day, your air condenser can remove up to 20 gallons of water. This water is called condensate, and drips off your indoor air handler refrigerant coil into a pan which takes the condensate water outside of your home by a PVC pipe system.

If the line cracks, breaks, or gets clogged, you could have a big problem.

Contact Harding Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Septic for a check-up of your system!

06/13/2026

Take a look at your cooling bill. Is it more than $100 per month and you’re barely using any energy? If so, you may have an insulation problem that needs to be addressed. 👆

Experts have shown that 25 percent of energy can be lost through a basement, and 60 percent of air leaks in a home are found in the attic.

06/12/2026

If rusty or reddish-brown water is coming out of your faucets when you turn on the hot water, it's likely that your water heater is corroding from the inside.

If you've just started noticing the problem, you may be able to fix it by replacing your water heater's sacrificial anode rod. However, if your water heater is approaching its expected lifespan (8-10 years), the corrosion has most likely become an unavoidable problem. You will most likely need Harding to replace the entire water heater.

06/11/2026

It’s about to get H-O-T, folks!

Is your HVAC prepared for the summer heat? If not, you know who to call: H-A-R-D-I-N-G! 📞

06/10/2026

We are celebrating our 52nd anniversary this year! 🎉

Thank you for your continued support of our family-owned and operated business. 👏

At Harding Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Septic we take pride in our high customer satisfaction rating and we always provide professional service at an honest price.

Serving Henry County and metro Atlanta since 1974!

06/09/2026

Hate to wait? Harding can normally install your new HVAC system the very next day! 👊

06/08/2026

Amen!

06/07/2026

Every plumbing fixture and plumbing drain has a P-trap on the drain if it is installed according to code. These P-traps protect us from sewer gas. If a P-trap has become empty of water or dried out for any reason, it will allow sewer gas inside the waste pipes to pour into where we live and work.

The fix is easy. The customer just runs water for a couple of minutes in the shower or sink to air things out, and the bad smell doesn’t come back.

06/06/2026

It's a great time to do a quick spring checkup of the exterior of your home. 📋

For instance, make sure your gutters, downspouts, and yard drains are all clean and clear of debris such as leaves, grass clippings and more. Look at all your vent pipes and make sure there are no bird nests. Also, check all of your outdoor faucets — as well as your hose bibs — to confirm water can freely flow through them.✔️

06/04/2026

From attics to crawlspaces, and everywhere in between, Harding gets the job done! 👊