Care and Conserve Plumbing Repair

In partnership with the City of Atlanta Department of Watershed Management

Man repairing sink plumbing

The Care & Conserve Plumbing Repair Program (CCPRP) provides  free plumbing repairs and water-saving upgrades to elderly, low-income, and disabled homeowners across Atlanta—helping them stay in their homes with dignity, safety, and lower utility bills.

From fixing leaks and repairing toilets to installing water-efficient fixtures, CCPRP reduces water waste and prevents high bills caused by plumbing issues. These upgrades not only protect vulnerable residents from displacement, but also promote responsible water use across the city.

By addressing costly repairs and reducing water loss, CCPRP also eases the financial burden of delinquent accounts on the Department of Watershed Management, creating long-term sustainability for both families and the community.

Services We Provide

  • Plumber repairing sink

    Plumbing Repair

    We perform repairs on P-Traps, leaky faucets and toilets, drains, drain lines and connections, soil stacks and vents, sewer lines, sinks, tubs, showers and other drain/sewer system components.

    Apply for Repairs
  • Woman counting money

    Bill Pay Assistance

    The city offers financial assistance to low-income rate payers who are having difficulty paying their water and sewer bills.

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  • Dripping faucet

    Water Conservation Tips

    We provide tips and educational resources to help you conserve water in your home and keep bills to a minimum.

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Apply for Plumbing Repairs

  • The bill must be in the name of the applicant applying for assistance. CCPRP applicants must:

    • Meet the income requirements

    • Be 18 or older

    • Own the home (Home must meet structural, meter size and residential qualifications)

    • Currently live on the property for which they are requesting assistance and the water service must legally be on

    • Have a consistent demonstration of payments on the customer DWM account

    • Make consistent payments on the DWM account during the application process

    • Have lived on the property for at least 6 months

    • Have a single residential family water account with the City of Atlanta that has completed six (6) billing cycles.

    • Water/Sewer accounts cannot be more than 5 months past due; or

    • Must have made two (2) recent monthly consecutive payments from the date of the application as determined by DWM Care and Conserve office.

    • Provide all requested documentation to the non-profit in order to be considered for CCPRP assistance

  • Family of 1

    • Annual Income: $60,200

    • Monthly Income: $5,017

    Family of 2

    • Annual Income: $68,800

    • Monthly Income: $5,733

    Family of 3

    • Annual Income: $77,400

    • Monthly Income: $6,450

    Family of 4

    • Annual Income: $86,000

    • Monthly Income: $7,167

    Family of 5

    • Annual Income: $92,900

    • Monthly Income: $7,742

    Family of 6

    • Annual Income: $99,800

    • Monthly Income: $8,317

    Family of 7

    • Annual Income: $106,650

    • Monthly Income: $8,888

    Family of 8

    • Annual Income: $113,550

    • Monthly Income:$9,463

Support the Community

Give a Donation

Would you like to support a household in need? Send a one time or monthly donation that will help provide necessary resources to improve their lives

Partner with Us

Are you a business or organization interested in collaborations or providing financial support? Learn more about how you can partner with us to make an impact

Volunteer Opportunities

Are you passionate about helping the community and want to get involved? Learn more on how to get started volunteering with us